Frequently Asked Questions about Active Liquid Vitamins.

It's not what you eat but what you absorb! You can do a simple test to see if your tablets/capsules are being absorbed. Soak one of your tablets/capsules in a small container of vinegar. It should start to dissolve within 30 minutes. If it doesn’t, then it is more than likely passing through your body without being properly utilized. With liquid vitamins a smaller amount of ingredients are able to achieve the same results as larger 'Synthetic' doses.

Active Liquid Vitamins uses the RDA (Recommended Daily Allowance) as a basis for moderation and balance. This is the foundation for a daily ‘maintenance’ dose which can be increased as the need arises. This flexible approach helps more people to control their daily nutritional needs without overdosing on vitamins and jeopardizing their health?

The Dietary Reference Intakes for Energy, Carbohydrate, Fiber, Fat, Fatty Acids, Cholesterol, Protein, and Amino Acids was released on September 5, 2002. They used the RDA's and expanded them to include other nutritional requirements.

The Food and Nutrition Board's (FNB's) Dietary Reference Intake (DRI) Standing Committee established the Panel on Macronutrients to review and evaluate the scientific literature and interpret the depth of current knowledge on protein, amino acids, dietary fat and individual fatty acids (such as omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, conjugated linoleic acid, and other specific fatty acids), phopholipids, cholesterol, complex carbohydrates, simple sugars, dietary fiber, energy intake (including the contribution of alcohol), and energy expenditure in humans throughout the life span.

The fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E & K. are so called because they require fat for absorption and are stored in fatty (See Overdosing)

In many formulations we found an unusually high amount of sugar and sucrose. Other forms of sweeteners like Sorbitol and Fructose were also found among the top five ingredients and some times we found more of an artificial coloring in a tablet than many of the vitamins!

The answer is NOT mega doses of vitamins, but smaller quantities that are used more efficiently. We achieve this by using natural vitamins in a highly absorbent liquid form. To this end, Active Liquid Vitamins uses the RDA (Recommended Daily Allowance) as a basis for moderation and balance.

Natural vitamins in a liquid form means that a smaller amount of ingredients are able to achieve the same results as larger 'Synthetic' doses.

Our ACTIVE HEALTH PACK is the most efficient and healthiest way to get balanced nutrition.

The answer is NOT mega doses of vitamins, but smaller quantities that are used more efficiently. We achieve this by using natural vitamins in a highly absorbent liquid form. To this end, Active Liquid Vitamins uses the RDA (Recommended Daily Allowance) as a basis for moderation and balance. This is the foundation for a daily ‘maintenance’ dose which can be increased as the need arises.

This flexible and balanced approach helps more people to control their daily nutritional needs without overdosing on vitamins and jeopardizing their health!

Would you sooner eat an apple that's been picked fresh from the tree or eat a man-made synthesized version from a laboratory?

For thousands of years our body has only processed natural forms of vitamins and it knows how to handle them. It has difficulty absorbing man-made synthetic vitamins because the molecular structure is different and this affects what happens at the cellular level.

e.g. Most Vitamin E used in supplements is synthetic. Active Liquid Vitamins uses natural vitamin E which begins with a d, whereas synthetic vitamin E starts with a dl. If the formulation just lists vitamin E or If they say dl-alpha-tocopherol, dl-alpha-tocopherol acetate, or dl alpha-tocopherol-acid succinate, then they are synthetic and you may reconsider using them?

Your supplements should be as 'natural' as possible for better absorption and nutritional potency. Man made synthetic vitamins do not deliver the nutritional potency of those made by Mother Nature.

Looking or that 'Magic' One-A-Day pill to cover all of your nutritiona supplementation?

SADLY IT DOESN'T EXIST...WHY?

1. Everyone is different.
2. You could be allergic to just one ingredient.
3. You could personally be overdosing on vitamins.
4. It contains too many 'synthetic' ingredients/fillers & additives.
5. It is poorly absorbed.
6. It can give you G & B Disease. (Gas & Burp)

Liquid vitamins are more easily absorbed than pills and capsules. Natural vitamins in a liquid form means a lesser amount of ingredients are needed to achieve the same results and is the most efficient and healthiest way to balanced nutrition.