• Contains the complete spectrum of essential vitamins
• With micronutrients for enhanced immune system health*
• Contains optimal amounts of water soluble B complex and C vitamins
• Highly soluble, highly bioavailable formula
• 2 year shelf life
• Individually packaged servings
• 1 month supply

Vitamins
Vitamins are organic substances that are essential for the proper growth and functioning of the body. Vitamins must be obtained from food because they cannot be produced by the body. Fruits and vegetables are the main dietary sources of vitamins. But only 20-30% of people meet the recommended 5 servings a day. Because of this, most physicians recommend that all adults take 1 multivitamin a day. SynVita contains optimal levels of all 13 essential vitamins.

Micronutrients
Getting the complete and balanced spectrum of essential vitamins is critical for maintaining good health. But in addition to the essential vitamins, nutrition researchers have identified numerous micronutrients that also contribute to good general health.* Glutathione and N-Acetyl l-cysteine are among the most powerful naturally occurring antioxidants. Typically found in tomatoes, lycopene has been shown to promote cardiovascular health.* Traditional to eastern medicine, ginseng and turmeric have been used for their powerful benefits to cardiovascular and immune system health.*

Why SynVita?
SynVita is more than just a multivitamin. In addition to optimal levels of both fat and water soluble essential vitamins, SynVita also contains important micronutrients for enhancing general health and protecting against oxidative stress from free radicals.*

Other companies sell individual vitamins and micronutrients separately. Stop popping pill after pill and drink all of your essential vitamins plus micronutrients with highly absorbable SynVita.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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