What is the source of the ingredients (vitamins, minerals and herbs) in your nutraceuticals?
They come from various sources. The adrenals are a high quality freeze dried mix from Denmark; they are porcine. All flax seed, for example, is made from organic flax seeds sourced from the northern USA. Most minerals, some extracts, and vitamins are sourced from an international source which is the industry standard. Nearly all commercially available brands of supplements include some raw materials originally from China.A pill cannot possibly be a substitute for a healthy diet. Food first is always the best approach because food not only contains vitamins and minerals but also nutrients, phytochemicals, antioxidants, calories, and fiber ? all important for your body. There is a synergistic relationship between all of the food components that work in tandem to promote good health.

I get plenty of vitamins, why do I need minerals also?
The vitamins you get from foods can ONLY be utilized by the body if minerals are present, in the correct ratios, as nature intended. Without minerals, vitamins are useless. It’s like pouring flour into a pan and expecting it to turn into a cake.it simply will not happen unless you provide the other ingredients that cause the necessary metabolic responses.

Can I continue taking my vitamins and minerals?
Vitamins and minerals are an excellent low-cost insurance policy to ensure adequate micronutrient (vitamins and minerals) intake. However, the Zone Diet — which is primarily composed of low-fat protein, fruits and vegetables — provides an excellent source of vitamins and minerals and requires much less supplementation. Nonetheless, I believe appropriate supplemental vitamin and mineral support can significantly enhance the Zone program.There are over 50 phytonutrients contained in Mona Vie Juice and Mona Vie Active Juice. Mona Vie can’t list its proprietary blend of fruit juice, or everyone else would copy it! Labeling laws require a listing of Vitamin C, fat, protein, as well as other vitamins and minerals. Mona Vie is not intended to be a source of macronutrients, vitamins, and minerals. Mona Vie is a natural food source of antioxidants and phytochemicals that are available only in whole foods.

Where can I find out more about vitamins and minerals?
HSIS, the Health Supplements Information Service, is an educational programme that presents the facts about nutritional supplements in a simple, straightforward way with useful information about vitamins and minerals.They come from various sources. The adrenals are a high quality freeze dried mix from Denmark; they are porcine. All flax seed, for example, is made from organic flax seeds sourced from the northern USA. Most minerals, some extracts, and vitamins are sourced from an international source which is the industry standard.

Where Do The Vitamins and Minerals Come From?
The vast majority of vitamins and minerals available today are supplied by a few extremely large and powerful chemical companies. These companies dig up or produce the nutrients that go into the countless various brands of products that you see on the shelf’s today. The nutrients that these few companies produce full under the labeling of USP (United States Pharmacopoeia) and you will see this on most of the containers of the vitamins and minerals you buy today.The vitamins you get from foods can ONLY be utilized by the body if minerals are present, in the correct ratios, as nature intended. Without minerals, vitamins are useless. It’s like pouring flour into a pan and expecting it to turn into a cake.it simply will not happen unless you provide the other ingredients that cause the necessary metabolic responses.

What are the RDIs for vitamins and minerals?
The following values are the current recommendation daily intakes of vitamins and minerals based on a 2,000 calorie per day diet. Vitamin A 5,000 IU; B1 (Thiamine) 1.5 mg; B2 (Riboflavin) 1.A All vitamin supplements work best when taken in combination with food.

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