VitaminTNT.com exposes the great wellness deception. Consumers should only purchase tested products with verified ingredients and guaranteed potencies.
April 17, 2004 (Press Release) --
Huntsville, Alabama April 18, 2004 A quote from VitaminTNT.com:
One-third to one-half of all vitamin and herbal supplements are mislabeled. These inferior products do NOT contain ingredients quantities listed on the labels.
Paul Zane Pilzer, "The Wellness Revolution"
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Research done by the "American Journal of Clinical Nutrition," and "Self" magazine also exposed these corrupt practices.
The "American Journal of Clinical Nutrition" analyzed 25 products from a health-food store. The analysis showed the actual concentrations of active compounds differed significantly from the amounts listed on the labels. That study also found 14 of the 25 samples (56%) had no specific concentration of active compounds listed on the labels.
"Self" magazine studied the most popular store-bought nutritional products. Eight of the 11 (73 %) leading brands tested contained less than the ingredients quantities listed on the labels.
ABOUT VitaminTNT.com Mr. S. N. Imhotep began developing VitaminTNT.com in 1997. VitaminTNT.com came online in March 2004. This is the VitaminTNT.com mission statement:
- To provide the finest all-natural scientific wellness formulas on the planet
- To exposing the great wellness deception
VitaminTNT.com offers tested products with verified ingredients, guaranteed potencies, and a money-back guarantee. A free electronic newsletter is also available. The newsletter gives more details on The Great Wellness Deception, and the guaranteed product line.
One-third to one-half of all vitamin and herbal supplements are mislabeled. These inferior products do NOT contain ingredients quantities listed on the labels.
Paul Zane Pilzer, "The Wellness Revolution"
______________________
Research done by the "American Journal of Clinical Nutrition," and "Self" magazine also exposed these corrupt practices.
The "American Journal of Clinical Nutrition" analyzed 25 products from a health-food store. The analysis showed the actual concentrations of active compounds differed significantly from the amounts listed on the labels. That study also found 14 of the 25 samples (56%) had no specific concentration of active compounds listed on the labels.
"Self" magazine studied the most popular store-bought nutritional products. Eight of the 11 (73 %) leading brands tested contained less than the ingredients quantities listed on the labels.
ABOUT VitaminTNT.com Mr. S. N. Imhotep began developing VitaminTNT.com in 1997. VitaminTNT.com came online in March 2004. This is the VitaminTNT.com mission statement:
- To provide the finest all-natural scientific wellness formulas on the planet
- To exposing the great wellness deception
VitaminTNT.com offers tested products with verified ingredients, guaranteed potencies, and a money-back guarantee. A free electronic newsletter is also available. The newsletter gives more details on The Great Wellness Deception, and the guaranteed product line.
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