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HIGH STRENGTH VITAMIN C

FROM CERTIFIED ORGANIC RAW WHOLEFOODS

Around 99% of the world’s Vitamin C INTRODUCING OUR VITAMIN C RANGE Organic Vitamin C Range
products and multi-vitamins are made using
synthetic nutrients and despite the convincing Wish your body was better equipped to beat
marketing and spin that Companies use, bad bacteria and viruses? We believe you
those nutrients are not the same as taking can come back fi ghting fi tter.
the natural versions.
Our high-strength 100% natural Vitamin C
There is one manufacturer of synthetic products trailblaze how we feed and fortify
Vitamin C in the Western world, the majority our immune system. A holistic Certifi ed
is made in China. Manufacturers using Organic wholefoods blend of antioxidants,
synthetic nutrients are allowed to label their phytonutrients, vitamins and minerals, our
products in the same way as Companies products are designed to help reduce free 27
using natural nutrients, plus they often radicals and accelerate recovery.
use phrases such as ‘pure Vitamin C’, ‘the
very best from nature’, ‘natural Vitamin C’, Where so many other supplements stop
‘Nature’s identical’ and ‘Wild nutrition’, to at vitamin C, our super-powered powders
mislead Consumers, so they think that their surpasses every standard. Comprehensively
supplement is natural. If you know what to nutritious, our products are 100% clean,
look for on a product label, it is actually very natural and vegan; free from added sugar,
easy to spot synthetic nutrients and to see sweeteners, gluten, soya, whey, dairy and
through the marketing hype. For examle, GMO ingredients. Real food, real fl avour,
synthetic nutrients are always listed in the real results.
ingredients list as well as the nutritional
panel. Natural food occuring nutrients are
never seen in the ingredient list, only the
nutritional panel.

Nutrients are never found in isolation in
nature, they are always accompanied by
other nutrients, several of which are called
Co-factors that play an important role along
with the primary nutrient.