Critical Factor #1:
Your Vitamins And Minerals Should Be In A Liquid Form.
The absorption of liquids is much higher compared to the traditional pills. We strongly suggest avoiding compressed multi-vitamins that end up in the sewer systems.
Bioavailability with liquid vitamins and minerals is far greater than hard pills.
According to the Physician’s Desk Reference Guide states absorption levels of up to 98% with liquids.
This means:
Your body and cells will finally be well nourished. With 98% absorption, a significant amount of bioactive and useful nutrients will be delivered to your cells.
Another huge benefit with liquid formulations is you can deliver the perfect dosage for your body weight.
A 110 pound sedentary grandma whose exercise is mainly brisk walks will require a much different dosage from a 250 pound NFL linebacker running football drills five hours a day.
Critical Factor #2:
Your Vitamins And Minerals Require A Fulvic Delivery System.
Fulvic acid is a natural nutrient that helps with the movement of vitamins and minerals in nature.
The reason it’s so vital is because vitamins and minerals need to be absorbed and utilized by your cells. Otherwise they can build up to toxic levels in your blood.
Fulvic acid is nature’s delivery mechanism for moving minerals and nutrients to the cells.
When fulvic acid comes in contact with minerals and trace elements, it dissolves them and increases bioavailability.
Fulvic acid acts like a delivery truck -- it transports all the nutrients into the “docking bay” of your cells and receptors.
With a fulvic delivery system, you’ll actually FEEL the energizing effects of vitamins and minerals.
So far, fulvic acid hasn't been studied extensively for effects on human physiology yet.
However, keep reading below to see its effects on the growth and development in other organisms, and proposed mechanisms for its benefit in the human body.
Fulvic Delivery System Is The Missing Link In Almost Every Multi-vitamin.
There’s 3 important reasons why fulvic acid MUST be present in your multivitamin.
1) Fulvic Acid Improves Nutrient Absorption
Fulvic acid is able to make nutrients more ready to absorb.
Simply put, it acts like a very useful "claw", and attaches to nutrients that might not otherwise enter cells.
Since fulvic acid itself is able to easily pass through cell membranes, it’s able to take along binded nutrients for the ride.
This is especially helpful for larger molecules and nutrients. Cells become depleted of these nutrients if they don’t get access through another source.
2) Fulvic Acid Transports Nutrients
As mentioned above, fulvic acid is able to act as a "claw" with other nutrients.
With this function, it’s able to bring along minerals that normally have trouble making it into the cell.
For instance, fulvic acid is great at bringing iron along into the cell, which is an essential mineral involved in many different functions.
What’s really special about fulvic acid is that it’s able to bring along nutrients that are many times its own weight.
3) Fulvic Acid Increases Assimilation of Nutrients
In addition to transporting nutrients into the cell, fulvic acid has the ability to make the cell more sensitive to nutrient effects.
This means the cell is able to utilize the transported nutrients better, in addition to having access to them.
Fulvic acid’s effects have been studied in the past.
In 1981, a study in Plant and Soil found that cucumbers actually had better growth and development when treated with fulvic acid-enriched soil.
They found that the addition of 100 to 300 ppm of fulvic acid to the soil produced a significantly beneficial effect.
The truth is, without fulvic acid, you’re wasting your money on vitamins and minerals.
This MUST be in the ingredients list. Otherwise, the bioavailability of the vitamins and minerals will be VERY low.
Critical Factor #3:
Your Vitamins And Minerals Should Be Separated.
Your vitamin and mineral supplements need to be created separately.
Steer clear of products that throw them together.
Some companies put vitamins and minerals together to save on production costs.
Most people require either more vitamins or minerals, depending on their lifestyle and activities.
Age, weight, and activity levels are big considerations.
For instance, athletes training intensely before competition often sweat out tons of minerals.
Imagine pro football athletes putting in 4-5 hours of sprinting, drills, and weight lifting each day. Because they’re sweating so much, they require extra minerals to keep their performance and peak levels.
Critical Factor #4:
Your Formulation Needs The Full 74 Mineral Spectrum
In the last 100 years of industrialized farming, the soil has been raped dry.
Farmers use chemical fertilizers and never replenish the soil with the natural, abundant minerals it had. Today’s soil has 10% to 20% of the minerals it once had.
As a result, the plants have very little minerals to absorb.
This means your body does NOT consume any minerals when you eat vegetables.
Even the soils used for growing organic foods aren’t remineralized.
Dr. Linus Pauling (the 2-time nobel prize winner and discoverer of vitamin C), developed the science of treating disease with nutrition, called orthomolecular nutrition.
Dr. Joel Wallach says that your body needs all 74 minerals in the optimal dosages to function at it’s best.
Once your cells absorb these vital trace minerals, they go “full throttle” and begin producing maximum energy.
This is how I travel the world with very little sleep and feel energized and amazing all the time.
Because my cells were starving for these vitamins and minerals, my fatigue, hunger, and dull thinking continued to linger for months.
