News Release October 26, 2010 ConsumerLab.com reports deficiencies in some B-complex supplements and more caffeine than expected in "shot-sized" B vitamin "energy" drinks White Plains, New York October 26, 2010 Tests of B vitamin supplements, including B-complexes and shot-sized energy drinks, revealed problems with the quality of 4 out of 18 products selected for review by independent testing organization ConsumerLab.com
The pH is approximately 5.7, with a labelled range of 4.57.0
MIC stands for methionine, inositol, and choline, three compounds that are each involved in how the body processes, transports, and metabolizes fat
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