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Each of the thousands of identified
food compounds has been placed by its
organic structure into one of the seven
classes: terpenes, organosulfurs,
phenols, organic acids, polysaccharides,
lipids, and amines. Studies have
indicated a diet that includes all seven
classes is vital to optimal health
because each food compound class
exhibits unique health-promoting
activities in the body.*
Women's Daily™
contains a select group of 28 foods to
fully represent each food compound
class. This representation is called the
Complete Active Range™,
a quality unique to RightFoods™.
Each tablet of Women's Daily™
includes foods such as spinach, kale,
onions, carrots, cabbage, flaxseed,
broccoli, tomatoes, wild blueberries,
rice bran, cranberries, lemon peel, and
more. No other multivitamin provides as
much food or as many different foods as
RightFoods™.*
The tonic whole herbs chosen for
Women's Daily™
have traditionally been used by many
cultures to help support and strengthen
the unique health systems and
reproductive stages of a woman's life.*
The following herbs support the
following health systems:
Reproductive System
Chaste Tree Berry (Vitex), Licorice,
Ginger, and Red Raspberry.
These herbs have traditionally been used
as reproductive tonics to help balance a
woman's reproductive system.*
Endocrine System Licorice, Gotu
Kola, Wild Green Oat Seed.
These herbs have been used widely to
help a woman's adrenal and nervous
system adapt physiologically to stress.*
Blood Production Nettle,
Yellow Dock, Red Raspberry.
Naturally rich in nourishing vitamins
and minerals, particularly iron, which
is an important mineral for woman to
replenish.*
Daily use of tonic whole herb extracts
is safe, and helps to promote good
health. Like food, whole herbs contain
the numerous beneficial compounds.
RightFoods™
exclusively uses Complete Active Range™
herb extracts that, unlike many other
types of herb extracts, contain after
extraction all the original compounds
that each herb contained before
extraction.*
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