Nature Made Multi for Her Soft Gel In Paksitan

Nature Made Multi for Her Soft Gel - In our modern age of poor nutrition, processed foods and environmental pollution, very few people eat the recommended daily amount of 6 to 8 servings of whole grains, nuts, seeds, fruits and vegetables. Even if you do eat healthy, it is still important to complement your diet with a quality all natural whole food multivitamin to ensure you are absorbing the wide range of vitamins required for your optimal health.

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Your body was designed to absorb natural foods not chemically processed. Synthetic vitamins are derived from a natural vitamins molecular structure vitamins that are from. Why take a synthetic supplement when you can take the unaltered natural alternative? Today health practitioners are recommending whole food based vitamins and PhytoVitamins has been offering organic vitamins from vegetarian sources for more than a decade.

Nature Made Multi for Her Soft Gel | Benefits

PhytoVitamins was one of the first true raw whole food multivitamins and mineral supplements on the market and has been teaching the concept of raw food nutrition since 1995. Probably one of the purest raw organic whole food multivitamin you and your family will ever take. Only certified organic food based ingredients are used to offer you the most pure and concentrated formula.

With rich plant based antioxidants, live enzymes, omega oils, and digestion herbs. At PhytoVitamins whole food nutrition is not a passing fad, but a deep rooted philosophy of a healthy lifestyle.

Nature Made Multi for Her Soft Gel | How To Take?

Take 4 capsules daily. Please note that this organic whole food multivitamin is purely derived from vegetarian and vegan vitamin ingredients which the body assimilates and absorbs better than synthetics. Therefore a whole food multivitamin would have a lower milligram level than a synthetic vitamin. It is questionable how much the body does absorb from synthetic supplements compared to a raw food multivitamin and what effect they may have on the body. Consult your medical practitioner if pregnant.