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When I Was a Teen Supplement Companies Didn't Exist

Carolyn Dean MD ND | Thursday, March 18, 2010

I got started in the natural health field way back before  supplements even existed.  It wasn’t that long ago that we relied upon wheat germ, brewer’s yeast and calf’s liver (tasty, huh?) for extra nutrients.

Last weekend, however, I attended the Natural Health Expo West and witnessed the multi-billion dollar industry that  supplement-making has became (with all the razzmatazz that goes along with it).

I saw a lot of companies claiming to sell “whole food supplements” (which is what I recommend you take)… but when you read the labels they still include mostly synthetic ingredients (in a “base” of fruits and vegetables).

Sure, it’s better than a 100%  synthetic brand. But don’t be fooled. The best place to get your minerals and vitamins are from:

1) Fresh, whole, organic foods.

2) 100% food-based supplements.

3) Angstrom minerals supplements.

Angstrom means the minerals have been broken down to about 0.1 nanometers in length. Small enough to be absorbed by the cells of the body. Sadly, the booths at the Expo were too expensive for any of the small angstrom mineral companies that exist today.

I wish we didn’t need supplements at all. But thanks to the wonders of modern agricultural, we’ve sacrficed quality for quantity.

To find out which vitamins and minerals I use every day, how much to take and how to make sure you absorb them — review the “Super-Nutrients” modules throughout my Future Health Now! wellness program.  If you’re not a member yet, head over to the following link for more details… http://drcarolyndean.com/fhn

Dr. Carolyn Dean MD ND
The Doctor of the Future

P.S. Next weekend I’ll be meeting up with my old friend Charlotte Gerson (www.gerson.org) at Mike Adam’s Healing Miracles event.  You can hear an interview with Charlotte and Mike Adams (talking about the suppression of real cancer cures) by going to… http://naturalnews.com/index-podcasts.html

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