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Tropical Oasis - Tropical Plus Mega Multiple Vitamin/Mineral - 32 oz.  |
| Tropical Oasis - Tropical Plus Mega Multiple Vitamin/Mineral - 32 oz. |
| 상품코드 : PROD120001601 |
| Tropical Oasis - Tropical Plus Mega Multiple Vitamin/Mineral - 32 oz. UPC# :617279334608 Brand:Tropical Oasis Size/Form:32 ?oz. Ship Weight:3.17 Servings:32 Dosage:2 ?Tablespoon(s) Tropical Oasis - Tropical Plus Mega Multiple Vitamin/Mineral - 32 oz. (960 mL) Tropical Oasis Tropical Plus Mega Multiple Vitamin/Mineral is one of the most potent liquid Multivitamins on the market today. Tropical Oasis Tropical Plus Mega Multiple Vitamin/Mineral is an “amped up” version of their Adult Multivitamin mineral, containing 100% or more daily RDA of essential vitamins. If you are looking to stay healthy, are an avid athlete, or a bariatric patient with special needs, Tropical Oasis Tropical Plus Mega Multiple Vitamin/Mineral is the vitamin supplement for you. Tropical Oasis Tropical Plus Mega Multiple Vitamin/Mineral Highlights:Vitamin C is 500mg / 833% of RDI Vitamin B12 is 200mcg / 3333% of RDI Vitamin A is 10,000 IU / 200% of RDI 70 Colloidal Minerals and 20 Amino Acids CoQ10 and Grape seed extract: Bottled in glass for purity NO sodium benzoate 30 day supply Multiple Vitamin-Mineral SupplementsWhat do they do?Multiple vitamin-mineral (MVM) supplements, sometimes known as multivitamin-mineral supplements, contain a variable number of essential and/or non-essential nutrients. Their primary purpose is to provide a convenient way to take a variety of supplemental nutrients from a single product, in order to prevent vitamin or mineral deficiencies, as well as to achieve higher intakes of nutrients believed to be of benefit above typical dietary levels. Many MVMs contain at least 100% of the Daily Value (DV) or the U.S. Recommended Dietary Allowance (USRDA) of all vitamins that have been assigned these recommended values. Mineral levels may be lower, or in the case of high potency MVMs, most or all mineral levels may also be at 100% of DV or USRDA. Micronutrients that should be included in a complete MVM are vitamin A (or beta-carotene), vitamin B-complex (thiamine, riboflavin, niacin and/or niacinamide, vitamin B6, folic acid (folate), vitamin B12, pantothenic acid, and biotin), vitamin C, vitamin D, and vitamin E, and the minerals calcium, magnesium, zinc, iodine, selenium, copper, manganese, chromium, molybdenum, and possibly iron. Some MVMs also contain vitamin K, but people taking the medication warfarin (Coumadin™) should consult their doctor before taking vitamin K supplements. Phosphorus is another essential dietary mineral, but is so abundant in the diet that it does not need to be included in an MVM formula. The only exception is for elderly people, whose diets tend to be lower in phosphorus. Calcium interferes with phosphorus absorption, so older people who are taking a calcium supplement might benefit from taking additional phosphorus. Potassium is an unusual case, as adequate amounts of potassium cannot, by law, be sold in nonprescription products. Thus potassium, when included in an MVM formula, represents only a trivial amount. MVMs may contain iron, but these should be taken only by people who have been diagnosed as having, or being at high risk of, iron deficiency, or who have a history of frequent iron deficiency. Some nutrients may be beneficial at levels above what is possible to obtain from diet alone, and an MVM formula can provide these levels as well. Nutrients that may be useful to most people in larger amounts include vitamin C, folic acid, and calcium. Vitamin E has long been thought to protect against heart disease beginning at 100 IU per day, but more recent research has cast doubt on the value of vitamin E for heart-disease prevention. Large amounts of vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin B3, and pantothenic acid are often included in MVM formulas. Some people claim to experience improvements in mood, energy, and/or overall well-being when taking higher-than-RDA amounts of B vitamins. While there is not a great deal of scientific research to support those observations, one double-blind study of healthy volunteers found that an MVM supplement significantly reduced anxiety and perceived stress levels, and possibly improved energy and the ability to concentrate. The importance of including the nonessential nutrient beta-carotene in MVMs remains speculative. The synthetic beta-carotene found in most MVMs clearly does not prevent cancer and may increase the risk of lung cancer in smokers. Therefore, the inclusion of synthetic beta-carotene in MVM formulas is of questionable value, and it should be avoided by smokers. This concern was validated by the results of a large study in which male smokers who supplemented with synthetic beta-carotene had an 18% increase in incidence of lung cancer, compared with those given a placebo. On the other hand, because beta-carotene can be converted to vitamin A without causing vitamin A toxicity, some manufa |