These comprehensive formulas are an easy and very effective way to take many nutrients simultaneously.Research shows additional benefits from their synergistic activity. We are sure that you will enjoy the convenience and savings of taking comprehensive and complementary nutrients in one serving.
Comprehensive nutrient formulas have been designed to work synergistically to enhance biological function and health. Our food supply nowadays contains significantly reduced nutrient content, although our requirement for nutritional support has increased, due to greater environmental toxin exposure and the mental and emotional stress inherent in modern life. The combination of convenience, product symbiosis and ease of delivery makes these comprehensive formulas very effective and well tolerated.
Each ingredient has been selected because of its effect in human physiology and the combination represents the effects of consuming large quantities of nutrient-dense foods. Food is, however, less nutrient-dense than historically, despite the fact that increased food intake is prevalent it is less nutrient-dense than that found in the midVictoriandiet.
Indications are that the reduced need for physical labour in the 21st century has reduced the total caloric needs, and the selection of foods consumed are lower in nutrient and immunosupporting nutrients than our recent ancestors enjoyed.
Careful examination of historical records from mid-Victorian England have confirmed that people of this generation, once infant mortality has been excluded, lived as long as we do now, but had considerably less disease such as heart disease, mental illness, cancer, diabetes and arthritis.
Nutrient density can be increased by the use of comprehensive formulas without the risk of excess caloric ingestion. The comprehensive formulas can then be formulated to meet specific needs for micronutrient replacement and support identified through studies, and clinical observations.
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