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Participant experiences from chronic administration of a multivitamin versus placebo on subjective health and wellbeing: a double-blind qualitative analysis of a randomised controlled trial.

Jerome Sarris | Katherine H M Cox | David A Camfield | Andrew Scholey | Con Stough | Erin Fogg | Marni Kras | David J White | Avni Sali | Andrew Pipingas
Nutrition journal | 2012

While many randomised controlled trials have been conducted on multivitamins, to our knowledge no qualitative research exploring the subjective experience of taking a multivitamin during a clinical trial has been reported.

Pubmed ID: 23241329

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