Why is choosing liquid vitamins important?

On average, a daily shot of liquid vitamin contains 14 times as many active ingredients in the same weight as a tablet or capsule.

Liquid version of vitamins are easier and better absorbed by the body. Many more nutrients are absorbed by the intestines and distributed throughout the body, the result is demonstrably better and faster.

There are no fillers in liquid vitamins, unlike tablets.

Intake of liquid vitamins is for everyone. Many people have difficulty taking tablets or capsules, especially swallowing them.

This carefully composed mix with special ingredients and nutrients supports your body in:

The muscle function of your body

Support for your teeth

Support for your skeleton

Support your nervous system

Support your psychological functions

Support your digestive enzymes

Support nutrition for your hair and nails

The minerals present from gluconate are considered to be the most absorbable and soluble minerals compared to other sources such as oxide.

What are common complaints when you have a deficiency of one or more of the substances present?

· muscle pain, cramps and spasms

· pain in the thighs and arms when walking or moving

· numbness and tingling in the hands, arms, feet and legs, as well as around the mouth

muscle contractions (spasms)
muscle cramps
muscle weakness
tremble
depression
unrest
sudden change in your behavior
loss of normal contact with reality (psychosis)
convulsions
drowsiness
confusion
cardiac arrhythmias

· hair loss

Our liquid nutritional supplements are non-GMO. What does this mean and why is this important?

Non GMO stands for: Non Genetically Modified Organism. In Dutch this translates to: non-genetically modified organisms. With non-GMO products, the properties of plants, bacteria or yeasts have not been changed by genetic modification.

The use of genetically modified organisms - or GMOs - is controversial, as the health risks for humans are not yet fully clear. The effects of genetic modification on the environment have also not yet been sufficiently mapped out.