Despite constant media reminders, the majority of Americans do not ingest enough fruits and vegetables each day. In fact, a Johns Hopkins study found from 1999–2002, only 28% and 32% of American adults met the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) guidelines for fruit and vegetable intake respectively.1 Yet, scientists are increasingly telling Americans that…
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Consumers take dietary supplements to obtain concentrated doses of some of the beneficial nutrients (such as folic acid) that are found in fruits and vegetables. Many multivitamins, however, do not provide all the vital plant components that scientists have found are needed to maintain good health. Life Extension Mix is formulated based on published findings…
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