Are children’s vitamins laced with a poisonous ingredient? No. Health organizations and pediatricians say it’s safe to consume.
"The Toxic Ingredient in Your Kids Vitamins," read the words across the top of the July 28 Facebookthat shared a clip from a podcast. In it, guest Gary Brecka warns against the vitamin B12, which he says is an ingredient in Flintstones and other supplements.
The post was flagged as part of Facebook’s efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed. Flintstones vitamins do contain cyanocobalamin, which is man-made B12. But the video’s claim that the ingredient is toxic is wrong.
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