Platinum naturals - easymulti teen for young women
Since 1984
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Product description
Platinum Naturals - Easymulti Teen vitality (For Young Women)
Teens often skip meals or eat fast food, and their diet often lacks crucial vitamins and minerals.
Easymulti Teen provides the nutrients that teenage girls need for overall health, clear skin, strong teeth and bones, better eyesight, as well as improved mood, concentration and energy.
Easymulti Teen for Young Women has the balanced supply of vitamins and minerals that teens need to ensure clear skin, strong teeth and bones, improved eyesight and, most importantly, improved brain function.
It can also help improve mood, concentration and energy levels. Easymulti Teen for Young Women includes higher levels of vitamin B3 and B6 to counter hormonal changes that occur during adolescence.
Helps normal growth and development to form red blood cells and to maintain eyesight, healthy skin, membranes and immune function. Also, helps in the development and maintenance of bones and teeth especially in childhood, adolescence and young adulthood.
Helps support cognitive health and/or brain function and helps the body in the absorption and use of calcium.
An antioxidant for the maintenance of good health.
Research Shows:
- North American teens lack balanced nutrient intake.
- They often substitute junk food for wholesome foods.
- They don’t get enough quality sleep.
- Their food choices are low in vitamins, minerals, fibre, etc.
- They spend less time at home.
- They skip meals.
- Their lifestyles swing between frenetically active and sedentary.
- Their need for independence challenges your attempts at creating balance.
The sooner teens start, the greater the results.
A Children’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School study found 42% of adolescent participants were vitamin D deficient, a condition that eventually leads to osteoporosis, and has been tied to multiple sclerosis, type 1 diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, depression, auto-immune diseases and psychiatric disorders.
Another Canadian-American study found that lower dietary intake of antioxidants (vitamins A,C, E and omega-3 fatty acids) can increase the risk of respiratory problems such as coughs, asthma and lung infections ... “even relatively low levels of omega-3 fatty acids appear to protect teens from higher reported respiratory symptoms.”
Directions:
Young women age 12-16 take 2 capsules daily with food.
