 Older adults are susceptible to vitamin and mineral deficiencies for a variety of reasons and have an increased demand for many of these micronutrients. Multivitaminmultimineral supplement offer a simple way for adults to improve nutrient intake, but their ability to measurably affect micronutrient status in older adults has never been explored. This study intends to recruit healthy, non-smoking men aged 70 years or older. After meeting entry criteria, subjects will be required to restrict the use of supplements andor fortified foods. A month after these restrictions have begun, subjects will come to the clinical research center to take cognitive tests, undergo activity monitoring, provide blood samples for nutrition testing, and take food frequency questionnaires. Subjects will then be randomized into one of two groups - one consuming a multivitaminmultimineral supplement Centrum Silver Mens Formula; another consuming an inert placebo tablet. Subjects will consume 1 tablet each day for sixteen weeks. After this period, subjects will return to the clinical research center and repeat cognitive tests, activity monitor, blood sampling, and food frequency questionnaires. These data will be assessed to determine if multivitamin consumption results in changes in various nutrients versus taking a placebo primary outcomes, and may results in changes lipid and lipoprotein profiles, metabolic health, inflammation, blood pressure or cognitive function secondary outcomes. The investigators expect that results of this study will add to the gneeral understanding if multivitaminmultimineral formulas can improve nutrition status of older adults, and therefore have the capacity of altering markers of health. 