The Nutritional Supplement Journey
When you walk into a health food store or when looking at multiple pages of Internet links regarding Nutritional Supplements, it can become overwhelming. Where do you start? How do you know that the products on the shelf, and on the World Wide Web are of the highest quality and purity to ensure safety and effectiveness? Only to confuse you even more, the mass media often plants seeds of doubt on Nutritional Supplements, including Vitamins E and C, which are scientifically documented to have positive benefits towards the prevention of chronic disease. Our goal has always been to educate our customers on all aspects of the nutritional industry in order to help you make informed proactive decisions regarding healthy choices.
Part II: How To Choose Quality Nutritional Products
Reading Labels: The New RDA
When looking at the label on the back of a dietary supplement, what are you really looking at? The term RDA (Recommended Dietary Allowances), introduced over 40 years ago by the National Academy of Sciences' U.S. Food and Nutrition Board (FNB), was set as a standard for the daily amounts of vitamins needed to maintain health. Now, the new standard is called the DV (Daily Value), which was introduced by the FDA in 1994. There are two sub categories of the DV: the DRVs (Daily Reference Values) and the RDIs (Reference Daily Intakes). The DRVs represent the daily references of fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, carbohydrate, protein, fiber, sodium and potassium. The RDIs represent the daily references of essential vitamins and minerals, and where it applies, protein.
Our Products Are Complete Synergistic Blends
We are a member of the National Nutritional Food Association (NNFA), has made the Nutraceutical industry what it is today, not just in the United States, but also worldwide through its advancements in phytomedicinal combinations and biosystem. Since the late 1980's, our successful pioneering efforts in the use of Free Form Amino Acids, DHEA, Alpha Hydroxy Acids, Melatonin, Glycosaminoglycans and their subsequent worldwide popularization demonstrate the seriousness and value of our research to date.
Part II: How To Choose Quality Nutritional Products
Reading Labels: The New RDA
When looking at the label on the back of a dietary supplement, what are you really looking at? The term RDA (Recommended Dietary Allowances), introduced over 40 years ago by the National Academy of Sciences' U.S. Food and Nutrition Board (FNB), was set as a standard for the daily amounts of vitamins needed to maintain health. Now, the new standard is called the DV (Daily Value), which was introduced by the FDA in 1994. There are two sub categories of the DV: the DRVs (Daily Reference Values) and the RDIs (Reference Daily Intakes). The DRVs represent the daily references of fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, carbohydrate, protein, fiber, sodium and potassium. The RDIs represent the daily references of essential vitamins and minerals, and where it applies, protein.
Our Products Are Complete Synergistic Blends
We are a member of the National Nutritional Food Association (NNFA), has made the Nutraceutical industry what it is today, not just in the United States, but also worldwide through its advancements in phytomedicinal combinations and biosystem. Since the late 1980's, our successful pioneering efforts in the use of Free Form Amino Acids, DHEA, Alpha Hydroxy Acids, Melatonin, Glycosaminoglycans and their subsequent worldwide popularization demonstrate the seriousness and value of our research to date.
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