But the vitamins didn't reduce heart disease in subsequent large randomized trials. "On the flip side, just because other vitamins haven't succeeded doesn't preclude the possibility of finding vitamins that might prevent cardiovascular disease ... This is always an area of great interest. Vitamins are easy to administer and in general have few toxic effects." The American Heart Association recommends that healthy people get adequate nutrients by eating a variety of foods in moderation, rather than by taking supplements. Full Article at Science Daily