No, it’s not miracle fruits and veggies.  It won’t keep you from ever getting sick but it may just help you have a better, longer life with a little kick in your step.  People have been asking me if what they’re seeing on TV about fruits and vegetables are what I’m talking about.  NO IT IS NOT!  The whole food capsules that I’m talking about have been around for 28 years and backed by research.  I’m not talking about borrowed research, like these copycat companies, I’m talking about clinical research that’s been done and continues to be done by well-known institutions such as the University of Texas/MD Anderson, Yale University, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine and many others. These are done on humans, they find the patients, draw the blood, follow them, do the study then present their work through the scientific process to a review board.  It’s totally independent.   Not to mention that it’s NSF certified.  What does that mean you ask?  Well NSF requires audits of all manufacturing sites, as well as sample of the products that determines that what’s on the label is actually what is in the product.   They make sure of the safety of the product which makes it the perfect product for athletes.

So, why take a chance on these copycat companies when you can have the original, the real thing with the whole food nutritional capsules that I have been taking for the past nine years?  I have the assurance of a 28 year track record that I am getting the best.  Oh, did I mention that these wonderful capsules of whole food nutrition are bioavailable?  Not like a vitamin which just ends up in the toilet.  This actually is absorbed in your body to help it heal.

This is a quote from Johns Hopkins Medicine “I don’t recommend other supplements,” Appel says. “If you follow a healthy diet, you can get all of the vitamins and minerals you need from food.”

And guess what?  My whole food capsules are exactly that – real food, dried at very low temperatures to keep the live enzymes’, then encapsulated in vegan capsules.  Can’t go wrong with that.

Here’s to your health!