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1. Genetically Modified Children?
2. Does your Vitamins contain Petrochemicals, Synthetic Ingredients or Toxic fillers?
3. Improving Digestion
4. What is Idiopathic Neuropathy?

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Genetically Modified Children?
New Film Unveils the ‘Monstrous’ Child Deformities Caused by Agrochemicals in Argentina

• Genetically Modified Children” film exposes how Philip Morris and Monsanto have exploited impoverished farmers since 1966, when the Argentinian government authorized the use of GMO crops to withstand Monsanto’s Roundup weedkiller
• Tobacco farmers in Argentina are forced to use a multitude of dangerous agrochemicals in order to grow a crop that’s certifiable by U.S. tobacco company Philip Morris
• An increasing number of children are being born with severe birth defects and deformities in Argentina
• The film interviews Dr. Hugo Gomez Demaio and Dr. Mario Barrera, who are dedicated to highlighting and treating the link between agrochemicals and birth defects
• The film features anti-agrochemical activist Sofia Gatica, who is renowned for her work in tracking abnormal rates of cancer, kidney disease and other ailments linked to aerial spraying of glyphosate on GMO soy crops

Read entire Article and video Genetic Engineering Food Results

Does your Vitamins contain Petrochemicals, Synthetic Ingredients or Toxic fillers?

What are your vitamins made of?  Are thye synthetic and made in a laboratoy? Does this explain why some vitamins don't work or seem to work for a short period, or you get no results.  

Synthetic Vitamins

You can learn more on Synthetic Vs Natural

And What to Expect from Whole Food Supplements

Improving Digestion

There is a multiple of health situations that create digestion problems.  Sometimes, it is merely the digestive system itself that needs help and other times it is a secondary condition due to another health challenge.

The question is always, why am I having digestive problems. Is it stomach acid, my gallbladder, or...?

Here is a video by Dr. Eric Berg telling you about you digestive system.  It's called Your Digestive System and How it Works.  It is very informative. 

In order to improve your digestion there are a lot of nutrients that can be found as supplements the will help you to build healthy digestion. Well, okay, improving your diet may be needed as well. 

You can take Dr. Berg's recommendations on what to take for what is wrong and you can also build a healthy digestion. 

Read more:  Dr. Berg's Digestive Kit

What is Idiopathic Neuropathy?

So many people tell me that they have idopathic neuropathy, the cause is unknown. What does that mean?

A patient will go to their doctor with certain symptoms. These can include numbness, tingling and pain, unsteadiness when standing or walking and muscle weakness other symptoms may be feelings of faintness when standing. They may be vague or strange sensations (paresthesia), inability to feel pain, touch or temperature. Some other symptoms can be lack of coordination, loss of reflexes, muscle weakness, loss of muscle control, muscle twitching, cramping or spasms, difficulty walking or moving limbs.

There are even symptoms related to the autonomic nervous system such as dizziness, fainting, sweating abnormalities, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abnormal heart rate or blood pressure and sexual dysfunction.

The doctor does a series of tests and the diagnosis is neuropathy. Sensory neuropathy is the pain, numbness and tingling resulting from damaged sensory nerves. The unsteadiness and muscle weakness means a motor nerve has been damaged – in other words, the nerves which relay the orders from the brain to the muscle to get them to move isn’t working well.

The doctor will next look to see what caused this problem, as in order to help the patient, whatever caused it needs to be identified and brought under control. For example, in a diabetic it is the blood sugar that causes the damage and thus the blood sugar needs to be normalized. Sometimes the neuropathy was caused by trauma – a car accident, sports injury or even surgery. Nothing more needs to be done as the trauma is over. Of course, someone who continues to have injuries might make the neuropathy worse.

There is no known reason?

Sometime the peripheral neuropathy seems to happen for no particular reason.

Medical Doctors call this disorder "idiopathic", which means "of unknown cause." Typically, idiopathic peripheral neuropathy occurs in people over 60 years old, but not necessarily. It my progress slowly, or may not progress at all, after the initial onset.

As with all neuropathies, it can be very disruptive to someone's normal life and lifestyle.

What to do.

It doesn’t make sense that there is no cause for this problem. Nerves just don’t get damaged on their own. As with any medical condition or disease, there is always a cause.

If you are told you have idiopathic neuropathy, you should continue to look for a cause. A specialist might be able to track down the cause, or a nutritionist might be able to find what deficiencies are causing the nerves to deteriorate

Here is a list of causes that we have found and compiled in hopes that you can figure out what is causing the problem and eliminate the cause to improve your condition.

Causes & Risk Factors of Neuropathy

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Sidebar:

Is There Really A Benefit to Multivitamins?

Multivitamin use has declined in recent years, as people apparently believe that eating a good diet will provide all of the vitamins and minerals they need for good health.

But this simply isn’t the case. Firstly, most people don’t eat as well as they should. Second, food isn’t as nutritious as it once was. Soils are depleted of nutrients. Food storage and transportation processes can be questionable, and a host of environmental factors from pesticides to other pollutants play a role as well.

Bottom line? The truth is, adequate intake of micro-nutrients (vitamins and nutritionally-essential minerals) is required for nearly all developmental, growth and metabolic processes. Not to mention, for good general health.

In fact, the recent 2015–2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGA) identified vitamins A, D, E, and C, as well as choline, calcium, magnesium, iron (for certain age/gender groups), potassium and fiber as under-consumed nutrients.

The same guidelines recommend consuming nutrient-dense foods as part of a healthy eating pattern and, in some cases, fortified foods and dietary supplements.

Additionally, frequent use of Multivitamin and Mineral Supplements is effective in decreasing the prevalence of most nutrient inadequacies.

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For starters, we have some of the most highly bioavailable and bio-active forms of the vitamins and minerals you need on a daily basis in our formula.

Here are some of the ingredient highlights:

• Natural Form Vitamin E

• D-Biotin, biologically active form of the B vitamin biotin

• All of our Minerals are chelated minerals from Albion®

• Fruit and Vegetable Blend sourced from France