Some ingredients (like Vitamin E in our Beauty Formula) are more readily synthesized, i.e., made artificially. Most dietary supplements in the market use synthetic ingredients chemically equivalent to their natural counterparts.

Life is chemical! Our bodies are bags of chemicals. All the natural foods we eat are inherently chemical. The synthetic version of a natural nutrient is the same as the natural nutrient when it is chemically equivalent to the natural version.

Finally, “natural” does not always mean safer or better. Natural ingredients can have adverse side effects ranging in severity depending on use.

Knowing what you are putting in your body, i.e., purity and composition. Purity means you are only consuming the intended ingredients. Composition means you are getting the intended amounts of nutrients.

The only way to verify purity and composition of a supplement is a Certificate of Analysis (CoA) by an independent lab. Of brands that provide a CoA, look to see if the CoA is per manufactured lot or not. We provide a CoA for each manufactured lot, which is the best assurance.

Every individual is unique, and so are their nutritional needs. Before starting any dietary supplement, it is essential to consult with a healthcare professional to determine which supplement is suitable for your specific needs. Factors to consider include age, current health condition, any medications you are on, and the desired outcome (e.g., improved hair quality, better digestion, enhanced energy levels, etc.).

We are committed to delivering only the highest quality supplements to our customers. All our products are manufactured in facilities that meet stringent Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) standards and are registered with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Moreover, our rigorous quality control processes include testing of raw materials and finished products to ensure they meet our strict purity and potency specifications.

Yes, many people take a combination of dietary supplements. However, it's crucial to be cautious about potential interactions between supplements or with prescription medications. Some supplements can enhance the effects of others, while others may counteract them. It's essential to consult with a healthcare professional to tailor a supplement regimen that fits your individual needs and ensures maximum benefit without adverse reactions.