MegaFood Supplements
No one would argue that wholesome food provides the best nutrition. However, many of us dont have time to prepare well-balanced meals three times daily so we rely on supplements to make up the difference. Megafood FoodState® supplements are as close to food as a supplement can be since they are made from complex, phytonutrient-rich whole foods with the food matrix and vitality still intact, providing complete, self-contained nutrition. In addition, because FoodState® nutrients are recognized by our cells, they are effective at low doses and are safely used and excreted which is ideal for people who can become constipated or nauseous by supplements.
Our bodies utilize nutrients only in the presence of food because protein chaperones in food have address tags (like zip codes) that deliver nutrients to specific cells for utilization, so hawthorn finds the heart, saw palmetto finds the prostate. The phrase nutrient intelligence refers to this process and this intelligence is innately present in whole foods. The rainbow of plant pigments in MegaFood products, such as anthocyanins, carotenes, chlorophyll, and flavonoids provide essential and protective nutrient delivery.
UNSURPASSED QUALITY
MegaFoods ingredients are grown on an organic farm in Illinois and they manufacture all their products in their FDA-registered facility in New Hampshire, meeting stringent national and international standards. They measure the quality of raw materials by establishing marker compounds to validate phytonutrient activity. Growing, harvesting, processing, transporting, etc. Megafood has total control of the process from beginning to end.
Other than freeze-drying and low-temperature processing into tablets, the foods in Megafood supplements are unaltered from their natural state. Megafood products are ALL vegetarian, free from corn, milk, wheat, active yeast, sugars, preservatives, artificial colors or flavors, and synthetic excipients. Plus they are packaged in 100% recyclable amber glass.
From Evergreen’s Archive: October 2007
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