Essential Multivitamin

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Multivitamin

The primary considerations to look for when choosing a daily multivitamin for you and your family:

• Is it Naturally sourced? - In other words, is it derived from whole food sources. The easiest way to confirm if it is natural or synthetic is to ask yourself, "How big is it, or how many tablets/capsules do I have to take per serving?"  A classically-sad example of a synthetic-sourced vitamin is the One-a-Day, or Centrum. There is absolutely no way to cram a whole food-sourced set of vitamins and minerals into one scrawny little tablet... can't be done, no way, no how.
• Look for the type of B-12 called Methylcobalamin. This is the easiest to metabolize (closest to how your body needs it) whether it is taken by itself or with other vitamins and minerals.
• Make sure the Calcium is based on Citrate-Malate. This is the easiest to absorb - by far - making it less likely to bind to other vitamins and minerals as it is flushed through the body. The goal here is to have all these components absorb... if an item like calcium binds to anything like vitamin-D3 or Magnesium, at least make sure it is getting absorbed so it doesn't deplete the other items with it.
• The basic message is to look for a broad-spectrum, all-natural, easily-absorbed multivitamin, in which the ingredients are selected from sources who believe like us... Never Compromise! This is about your health, and ours... there are not a lot of second chances in this arena.

Two-A-Day, all natural, Multivitamin.
Daily Support for the Real World.
Rich in Essential Antioxidants, Minerals and B-Vitamins.