Whole Food Multivitamin Ingredients You Need To Know

Foods heal illness, provide our cells with energy, prevent disease and build our immunity. There is a difference between whole foods and high potency synthetics, and your body knows it. Test animals on a high potency enriched diet do not live as long as those on the same low vitamin diet without enrichment. For example look for spices such as cloves and cinnamon for natural metabolic boosters or acidophilus and bifidus with inulin for healthy gut and digestion.\n\nAs a Clinical Nutritionist, I recommend my clients and customers eat a whole food, natural diet and use cultured, whole food vitamins and dietary supplements for optimal health. It can be readily found in many foods especially animal products such as dairy, meat and seafood but also in many fruits and vegetables such as apples, apricots, bananas, whole grains and soy products.\n\nFrom infancy to school age, you can give your child a great start with Shaklee children’s vitamins. The products should be constituted entirely of whole food products which have been refined using cold processing without the nutrient reducing effects of extreme heat, pasteurization and irradiation.\n\nMost people who eat a typical American diet tend to be deficient somewhere. Even the best eaters don’t get sufficient amounts of nutrients from food because our soil has been depleted and sprayed with toxins, basically voiding our food of many essential vitamins and minerals.\n\nMost commercial Vitamin D products including prescription formulas will contain only Vitamin D2 (ergocalciferol) which is less absorbable and more difficult to use but has a longer shelf life than it’s cousin Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) while whole food supplements will contain significant amounts of Vitamin D3 along with many other beneficial phytonutrients in the form of whole food concentrates.