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Natural Vitamin E Complex with Mixed Tocopherols 100gels

The vitamin E family is made up of different compounds called tocopherols, including alpha, gamma, beta and delta. These components work together and must all be present to be optimally utilized by the body. Numerous studies point to the greater effectiveness of delta and gamma tocopherol fractio...

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*Ultra Omega-3: 500mg EPA/250mg DHA (Betsy's Favorite Fish Oil Softgels)

This ultra-pure and potent fish oil concentrate is reasonably priced and offers nutritional support to the cardiovascular system and the joints. Active individuals need Omega 3 fish oil to help support the extra stress on joints. EPA and DHA from fish oil promote cardiovascular health by supporti...

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CoQ10 60 mg 60 vcaps

The essential nutrient, Coenzyme Q₁₀, is a necessary component of cellular energy production and respiration. Co Q₁₀ enhances energy levels in every cell in the body, providing increased energy and exercise tolerance, and optimal nutritional support for the cardiovascular sy...

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Betsy Markle, Registered Dietitian, wrote Nutrition Simplified to help her clients jump start their metabolism and maintain their health . She has collaborated all her nutrition knowledge and experience into a realistic step by step workbook and easy to implement resource guide. If you are motivated to improve your nutrition and health but not sure where to start, Betsy's program contains invaluable information outlined in a way that yields success. more »

Is your child’s school lunch program healthy?

Improving school lunch programs is a popular topic these days and for good reason. Most public schools have given in to the big money maker companies and have scaled down food service costs by preparing fast processed foods. I asked a student what the typical lunch consists of and she said: fried nuggets, fried chips, cookies and a soda or sports drink. So the typical meal does not have anything fresh, like fruits or vegetable, and is filled with hydrogenated fats, sugar, and chemicals.

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