Why Your Multivitamin Habit Might Be Doing More Harm Than Good
(and what to do about it)
Have you ever found yourself staring at your multivitamin bottle, wondering, “Is this even doing anything?”
If so, you’re not alone—and you’re definitely not imagining it.
You’re not lazy. You’re not making bad choices.
You’ve simply been following a system that was never really designed to work for people like you.
Let’s talk about why.
You’ve Been Sold a Feel-Good Habit—Not a Functional One
For years, we’ve been told that taking a multivitamin is a simple, responsible way to support our health—a daily insurance policy for our bodies.
Just one pill a day, and you're “covered.”
But here’s the part no one talks about:
Despite all that effort and good intention, studies show that between 40% and 50% of people who regularly take multivitamins are still nutrient deficient.
Let that sink in for a second.
How can millions of people take a supplement every day and still come up short?
The answer is frustrating, but simple:
Those pills might be doing something, just not the thing you need.
The truth is, most multivitamins weren’t built with your biology in mind.
They were built for mass production, shelf appeal, and maximum profit margins.
This is a $35 billion industry, and multivitamins are one of its biggest profit drivers.
But what are you actually getting in that bottle?
Here’s what’s in most mass-market multivitamins:
Cheap, synthetic nutrients that your body struggles to convert
Nutrient forms with low absorption rates and minimal bioavailability
Outdated formulas that haven’t evolved in decades
Bright labels and buzzwords that look great but mean little
Why are they made this way
Because it’s easier.
Because it’s cheaper.
And because most consumers never think to question it.
The way your body processes essential nutrients, particularly folate and vitamin B12, is greatly influenced by a gene called MTHFR.
If you have a variation of this gene (and statistically, up to 40% of people do), your body simply can’t efficiently convert folic acid (the synthetic version) into its active form.
The same goes for cyanocobalamin, the cheap form of B12 that most multivitamins still use.
So, if you’ve been taking a “standard” multi that includes these forms?
You might not be absorbing much of anything.
In fact, you could be flushing your money—and your effort—right down the toilet
Wild Methyl Multi is for people who are tired of guessing—and even more tired of feeling like their supplements don’t make a difference.
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5-MTHF (activated folate) that your body can absorb—even if you have MTHFR
Methylcobalamin (active B12) for energy, focus, and nervous system support
Co-factors like B6, magnesium, choline, and riboflavin—so your body actually uses the nutrients
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