Vitamin supplements contain rocks

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) May 9, 2007 -- California chiropractor and wellness consultant Dr. Thomas L. Taliaferro of Ridgecrest, CA knows what company has the right stuff.
A nutritional consultant must always stay on top of new science that has emerged that will have profound effects on the health of society.

To often however consumers are left to fend for themselves and attempt to digest information that contains little if any science, but a lot of hype.

Last year the nutrition industry had another first.

* All-natural, real-food multivitamins for maximum absorption in the most effective quantities.
* Highly concentrated, plant-sourced minerals derived from healthful, hydroponically grown mustard sprouts.
* Standardized phytochemicals including glucosinolates from broccoli.

Natural vitamins, plant-sourced minerals, and standardized phytochemicals that offer greater health benefits than other types of nutrients.
No synthetic or chemically derived active ingredients.

What this means is that this vitamin supplement is the closest thing to nature we can consume.

No other company has achieved this and yet, people seem to think that their present supplement actually is absorbable.
The truth is in the science. No matter if the mineral is colloidal or chelated, a rock is still a rock and can not be absorbed and recognized as food.

Most nutritional companies advertise much greater amounts of the Recommended Daily Allowance in their product. Why? Because their product is not assimilated as food and ends up as expensive urine.

Isn't it time we as consumers made the right choice for the right stuff?

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