Vitamins
are synergistic with food and are meant to be taken as part of your food
intake. An adequate intake of healthy oils, such as those contained in
Risotriene, is necessary for the proper assimilation of oil-soluble
vitamins.Foods contain many nutrients and cofactors which haven't been discovered or named yet. Thus scientists haven't discovered how to synthesize them. New nutrients are still being discovered, and it is more likely than not that there are some yet to be found. For example, Risotriene was listed as having 70 antioxidants just last year, and in one year four more have been discovered in the product. As we get smarter, Risotriene gets better. A supplement based on only known nutrients is bound to have something missing, no matter how complete it is according to existing knowledge.
In 1996, it was discovered that glyconutrients help communication between cells, and help other nutrients work. Risotriene is full of glyconutrients naturally; but if we were making a synthetic mix of nutrients, we would not have known to put glyconutrients in prior to 1996.
Are you really what you eat?
So foods aren't adequate and supplements aren't adequate. There is yet a third complicating factor - you are not what you eat, not entirely.