A few years ago the Danish government banned certain breakfast cereals for being "Fortified in Vitamins".
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/3557506.stm
I appreciate you posting this. They'd much more prefer people be dead.
Our grandparents' generation lived up to 90 without multivitamins. Go figure...
As stated before, our grandparents had food that. . .
1. wasn't grown in soil depleted of nutrients
2. wasn't genetically modified to emphasize color and flavor, sometimes at the expense of nutrition
3. wasn't ultra-processed, irradiated, frozen, canned, etc. depleting it of it's nutrients
and
4. didn't have an over populated planet with a NWO that actively sought to make nutritional food restricted in the modern world. I was alarmed when I found out there are actual laws to the amount and type of seeds you can now buy in Britain
(this has to do with Codex Aliementarius)
Just the mere fact that NOBODY has heard of the Codex I find astounding. It is horrifying in it's implications. The United States is Supposed to be online with it by the end of this year, but I doubt our law makers are going to make it. They tried to get our vitamin industry under the control and regulation of the FDA a year or so back, but the consumers/population here, which are usually quite asleep and don't care much about politics, made such a stink about it, they overwhelmed the big pharma and the NWO and told them to keep their stinkin' hands of regulating the vitamin industry.
If you want to stay healthy and alive long into the new century, I highly suggest you familiarize yourself with the
Codex Aliementarius, find out about heirloom seeds, and learn how to grow your own and procure your own heirloom seeds before none are available any longer. Do this before the only thing left available to grow is genetically modified seed, and it remains the only thing legal to buy or sell. It is a much poorer quality nutritionally.
I suspect the reason for this article is the eventual push to make vitamins a controlled or illegal substance in Britain as they are in many Nordic countries. Hell, there was even a bill introduced last year in Canada that would make
Vitamin C a controlled substance!