Home
Stories
Health Tips
Food Labels
Women's health
Men's Health
Elderly
InfoProd Links
Compare It!
Lose Weight
'Shrooms
Good vs Bad Fat
Low Sodium
Fatigue
STRESS
Medical Health
Why not Flu shot?
Living Will
NEW:  Pet Line
Deb's Blog
About Deb
E-zine Request
Contact Me
Suggest It!
Deb's Amazon

Subscribe To
This Site

XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Add to Newsgator
Subscribe with Bloglines

Comparison Chart

Compare Nutritional Supplements


To compare nutritional supplements, we usually start with the product label. However, we shouldn't stop there.

With today's technology, some supplements are produced to assure that they will be more readily absorbed by the body. An all-in-one liquid supplement typically provides the body with the best nourishment.

Some liquid supplements are "just another juice". That's because a single ingredient can have a high oxygen radical absorbancy capacity score (level of antioxidants), with less nutritive value than a full spectrum supplement.

"All-in-one" means it has nutritional value and a high ORAC score. Combining nutrition with a high score is optimal for health.

Click on this link for a great comparison chart and make sure you look at both pages:

Comparison Chart



The supplement I recommend, is one in which the company is in complete control. From the first fruit, to the end product. Each batch has quality controls done. They have their own research and development lab which allows them to create wellness products under pharmaceutical conditions.

Click here to order:

Hi-Definition Nutrition
Hi-Def Nutrition for Kids!



Always read the ingredients lists for fillers, binders, waxes, or even thickening agents. These provide no nutrition. Here's an ingredient glossary page to search an item in question:

Labelwatch



To request additional comparison information, feel free to Contact Me



Return from Compare Nutritional Supplements to Home page



footer for compare nutritional supplements page