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But – your first ‘non-negotiable’ should be: “I need the best multivitamin I can find” Why? By chance we discovered how short modern food is of vitamins and minerals. If you eat a balanced diet of ‘wholefoods’ you are fine for high quality protein and fats. But vitamins and minerals are in short supply. This isn’t our opinion – but the result of nutritionally analysing food in a laboratory. We can only be built from what we eat, and the nutritional building blocks are proteins, fats, vitamins and minerals. If we don’t eat ‘all the right pieces’ we can’t possibly function optimally. Micronutrients are the vitamins and minerals we need in small amounts - the overlooked foundation of health. They support everything from bone strength and immunity to energy and mood. There are around 30 essential ones, and they work as a team. There is no single “Hero” nutrient. Deficiencies rarely announce themselves dramatically. Instead, they creep up: thinning hair, brittle nails, dull skin, low energy, slower recovery from illness, or, over decades, fragile bones. Some gaps are hard to close through diet alone. For instance we personally want at least 500mg of vitamin C daily. To achieve this you’d need to eat around ten oranges - with no guarantee of consistency, depending on the fruit’s origin and freshness. A practical solution After a lifetime of believing “real food” was enough, we couldn’t ignore the evidence. We searched for a simple, trustworthy daily supplement to fill the gaps - nothing with extravagant claims, just a science-backed way to cover the basics consistently alongside a whole-food diet. We couldn’t find exactly what we wanted, so we created one. Not as a miracle cure, but as sensible insurance - the nutritional equivalent of wearing a seatbelt. #multivitamin #vitamins

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