Did you know that most people don’t get enough nutrients from diet alone? (1)
That’s why it’s estimated that by 2025, the supplement market in North America is expected to reach a whopping $68 billion dollars. It’s great that we as Americans are wanting to take better care of ourselves, but do we really know what is going into our bodies?
More than half of Americans take a multivitamin daily. (2) The scary reality is that the majority of vitamins (about 99% of them) on the market are synthetic and artificial. Not only are synthetic vitamins essentially useless but they may also be harmful to your health.
What are synthetic vitamins?
Synthetic vitamins and minerals are true to their name and made synthetically or artificially. The industry is clever at promoting synthetic vitamins as having the same benefits as their natural form found in fruit and vegetables. Producers can even label their products as being ‘natural’ if they contain just ten percent of natural ingredients. This means that up to 90 percent of a so-called ‘natural’ product could be made in test tubes.
Synthetic vitamins are isolated and fractionated which are completely different from what is found in nature. In nature, vitamins have cofactors that enhance absorption into the body. Synthetic vitamins, being isolated, lack these cofactors which makes them much more difficult to absorb. In fact, the body often pulls cofactors from the body’s storage to help with absorption of these artificial products which can lead to other nutrient depletions.
What are synthetic vitamins?
Synthetic vitamins and minerals are true to their name and made synthetically or artificially. The industry is clever at promoting synthetic vitamins as having the same benefits as their natural form found in fruit and vegetables. Producers can even label their products as being ‘natural’ if they contain just ten percent of natural ingredients. This means that up to 90 percent of a so-called ‘natural’ product could be made in test tubes.
Synthetic vitamins are isolated and fractionated which are completely different from what is found in nature. In nature, vitamins have cofactors that enhance absorption into the body. Synthetic vitamins, being isolated, lack these cofactors which makes them much more difficult to absorb. In fact, the body often pulls cofactors from the body’s storage to help with absorption of these artificial products which can lead to other nutrient depletions.
In addition to this, synthetic vitamins can actually have a toxic effect on the body. Several studies have shown that synthetic vitamins are not beneficial, and in some cases may even prove harmful.
A systematic review and meta-analysis published in the Journal of the American Medical Association stated that treatments with synthetic beta carotene, vitamin A, and vitamin E could actually increase the rate of mortality. (3) A re-analysis by the Women’s Health Initiative found that some synthetic calcium supplements actually increased the risk of a having a cardiovascular event. (4)
The process involved in creating synthetic supplements includes the use of industrial chemicals and solvents which are harmful to human health. Fat soluble vitamins such as vitamins A, E, D, and K, are especially harmful, as toxic build-up in fat is harder for the body to excrete. Synthetic vitamins that are not up taken by the body are usually removed via the liver, skin, or kidneys, putting additional strain on the body.
Although studies have shown that synthetic vitamins are not useful, micronutrition is an absolutely essential part to one’s overall health and wellbeing. Good nutrition is the basis for a strong and healthy immune system. An inadequate intake of micronutrients can not only lead to fatigue and low energy, but it can also lead to serious diseases. (5,6)
In today’s environment, it is increasingly difficult to reach healthy micronutrient levels, and this has been recognized by the USDA. Micronutrient inadequacies are now common in the United States, with one study highlighting that young adults and women were at particularly high risk. (7,8)
On top of this, many scientists feel that the current micronutrient guidelines are actually too low, and may not meet the requirements of many individuals - especially those who are already ill.
How VitaMineral Complete Fills the Nutritional Gaps
Here at Biowarrior, we know that women lead extremely busy lives and we understand that nutrition doesn’t always take first priority.
We wanted to make it easier for women by developing VitaMineral Complete 2.0. A specially formulated multivitamin that includes a delicate balance of 28 vitamin and minerals that work synergistically to give you the greatest benefits. †
VitaMineral Complete 2.0 will not only cover you for the most common nutrients that women lack, but it also ensures that you reach your daily requirements for a whole spectrum of other vitamins and trace elements. †
The Biowarrior products are designed and formulated to be safe, effective and easy to use. †
They are exclusively sold on the Biowarrior website.
The Biowarrior products are designed to be safe, effective and easy to use. Thyroid Warrior, a nascent iodine for natural energy, mental clarity, a healthy metabolism, and daily detoxing, to support a healthy thyroid. VitaMineral Complete 2.0 is a second-generation multivitamin and mineral complex, combining 28 major vitamins and minerals in one easy to swallow veggie capsule to support energy production, healthy hair, skin and nails, and advanced anti-aging. White Fat Metabolizer 2.0 is formulated using a blend of Ayurvedic herbs and a special amino acid to help metabolize white fat into healthy brown fat. When taken daily it can also help support thyroid hormones, and dopamine production, to keep your neurotransmitters feeling happy. †
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