With controversial new European Union regulations on vitamin supplements set to take effect in August, thousands of Britons are wondering what will happen when they cannot get the vitamins they have depended on for so long. With pre-natal supplements, multivitamin supplements and megadoses of vitamin C on the chopping block, many consumers are concerned about their ability to stay healthy under these new laws.
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