"UNIVERSITY RESEARCH SHOWS THAT 50% OF PEOPLE TAKING MULTIVITAMINS ARE STILL NUTRITIONALLY DEFICIENT."

If this describes all or part of your lifestyle, read on! Many people work at improving their health, yet some individuals still have deficiencies. Why?

BIOCHEMCIAL INDIVIDUALITY

Because each of us is metabolically and biochemically unique, the micronutrient requirements for one person may be quite different than the requirement of another.

ABSORPTION

Although you may try to eat a balance diet, if you do not absorb vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and/or other essential micronutrients properly, you will have defiencies.

CHRONIC ILLNESS

Health conditions such as arthritis, cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, fatigue and multiple sclerosis, to name a few, can be affected, directly or indirectly, micronutrient deficiencies.

AGING

Our micronutrients requirements at age 30 are quite different for our requirements at age 40, 50 and beyond. Absorption difficulties, especially of vitamin B12, quite commonly occur with age..

LIFESTYLE

Excessive physical activity, prescription drugs, smoking, alcohol and sedentary habits all impact micronutrient demands.

MICRONUTRIENT TESTING AT THE HEALTHQUEST INSTITUTE, IS THE ONLY TEST THAT TAKES ALL THE ABOVE FACTORS AND MANY OTHERS INTO CONSIDERATION TO IDENTIFY YOUR NUTRIENT STATUS. WITH THIS INFORMATION, SPECIFIC DEFICIENCIES THAT COULD NEGALTIVELY INFLUENCE YOUR HEALTH MAY BE CORRECTED.

"50% of those taking multivitamins are still nutritionally deficient."
-William Shive, University of Texas at Austin