| Aequus Multi-Vitamin Capsule contains a
broad range of nutrients to help reduce the risk of serious illness. It
contains the new powerful antioxidant Lutein and Lycopene to help
maintain a healthy heart and eyes. As a one-a-day capsule, you can get
your balanced multivitamins with Aequus Multi-VitaMIN. |
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Vitamin A (retinyl
palmitate) 4,000IU
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Beta Carotene
(pro-vitamin 0.6mg) 1,000IU
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Vitamin E
(d-alpha-tocopherol) 30IU
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Vitamin C
(ascorbic acid) 60mg
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Folic Acid
400mcg
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Vitamin B1
(thiamine hydrochloride) 1.5mg
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Vitamin B2
(riboflavin) 1.7mg
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Niacin (niacinamide)
20mg
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Vitamin B6
(pyridoxine hydrochloride) 2mg
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Vitamin B12 (cyanocbalamin)
6mcg
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Vitamin D (cholecalciferol)
400IU
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Biotin 300mcg
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Pantothenic
Acid (calcium d-pantothenate) 5mg
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Calcium
(calcium carbonate) 150mg
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Iodine
(potassium iodide) 150mcg
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Iron (ferrous
sulfate) 4mg
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Magnesium
(magnesium oxide) 75mg
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Copper (amino
acid chelate) 1mg
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Manganese
(manganese gluconate) 2.5mg
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Potassium
(potassium carbonate) 40mg
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Chromium
(chromium ascorbate) 60mcg
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Molybdenum
(sodium molybdate) 35mcg
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Selenium
(amino acid chelate) 35mcg
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Zinc (zinc
gluconate) 15mg
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Lutein (tegetes
erecta) 1mg
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Lycopene
(tomatoes) 1mg
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- Most complete one-a-day available
- Balanced vitamin and mineral ratios
- Superior forms that are assimilated more efficiently
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Contains no sugar, salt, yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy, milk, egg,
shellfish or preservatives. Store in a cool dry place. |
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As a dietary supplement, take 1 capsule with meals three times daily or
as directed by a health care practitioner. |
Why do I need to take a Multivitamin?
Our bodies do not produce vitamins, so they must come from an
outside source. The average North American Diet contains foods
that have been stripped of many of their healthy components and
are devoid of many vitamins and minerals. It is also usually
low in antioxidants and can cause free radical damage that can
compromise cellular health. Aequus MultiVitaMIN is rich in
antioxidants which can help the body cope with oxidative stress.
What is Lycopene?
Lycopene is an antioxidant carotenoid, derived 100% from
tomatoes, protective against certain cancers and heart disease.
Men who eat substantial quantities of tomatoes appear to have a
lower incidence of prostate cancer.
What are Carotenoids?
Carotenoids are a class of compounds that is related to vitamin
A. The carotenes include beta-carotene and lycopene.
Beta-carotene is converted to vitamin A in the liver and is
often used in lieu of vitamin A supplementation. It is not toxic
and generally cannot be overdosed because the liver only
converts what it needs into vitamin A.
You can turn your skin slightly yellow by taking large
quantities (or eating tons of carrots!) but this is not harmful
to the body. Beta-carotene that is not converted to vitamin A is
a free radical scavenger. Free radicals are unstable molecules
that in their bid to become more stable must bump into healthy
cells and cause damage. Beta-carotene can help in cancer, which
can result from free radicals damaging cellular genetic
material. It also protects the body against environmental
pollutants other substances that and lead to aging. Lycopene is
a carotenoid that functions as an antioxidant for the prostate
gland and lowers the risk of prostate cancer.
Xanthophylls are another subgroup of carotenoids. They include
lutein and zeaxanthin. Lutein and zeaxanthin work in the eye as
antioxidants. Cataracts are caused by free radical damage of the
lens of the eye and therefore lutein and zeaxanthin can treat
cataracts. Studies show that they also protect the eye from
damage and can reduce the incidence of eye disease such as
macular degeneration. |
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