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Vita-Sprout (Multi Vitamin)
Maximum Living’s Vita-Sprout® is a complete whole food multivitamin/mineral formula. This synergistic blend of concentrated organic sprouts and GMO-free vegetables feed the body with essential phytonutrients delivering enhanced nutritional support to the body.
- True whole food multivitamin that your body recognizes as food to fill in nutritional gaps
- Concentrated, organically grown sprouts from kale, broccoli, cauliflower, marigold, green pea, bell pepper, adzuki beans, lentils, garlic and licorice root in an easy to digest and fully absorbable vegetable capsule.
- Promotes energy and immunity from a wide range of bioavailable vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients
- Beauty and anti-aging support from real food nutrients including pycnogenol from pine bark
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FAQs
We recommend taking 4 capsules once a day, with a glass of water and a meal.
All of our products are proudly made in the USA utilizing the finest raw materials and most cutting-edge manufacturing processes.
Vitamins are organic substances. They are compounds made by plants or animals. Minerals, on the other hand, are inorganic elements. That means they don’t come from living organisms and instead come from the soil and water.
PETE 1 BPA free certified plastic.
The amount of Vitamin A (retinyl) palmitate in Vita-Sprout® is 5000 IU per four capsules. The remaining 5,000 IU Vitamin A is derived from mixed natural carotenoids, which are non-toxic.
The Daily Value (DV) of Vitamin A palmitate for a normal adult is 5000 IU. Chronic toxicity of Vitamin A has been reported following ingestion of 50,000 IU daily for three months. In general, 5 times the recommended Daily Value of 5000 IU or 25,000 IU would be the upper limit of Vitamin A palmitate, with the following exceptions; (1) pregnant women should not take Vitamin A to exceed 8000 IU daily. More reasonable would be dosages of not more than 2500 IU of Vitamin A palmitate as there have been reported cases of birth defects at the higher dosages; and (2) for infants and patients with renal failure, as little a 4000 IU of Vitamin A palmitate can cause substantial liver damage.
Quality Control & Assurance
The Quality Control & Quality Assurance Practices at Maximum Living consist of stringent procedures and quality checkpoints that are managed and controlled by a team of educated and experienced individuals.
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