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Motherhood & Children

Unborn children and infants may not eat a lot, but they have one thing in common, they need high quality nutrition. During the extremely delicate time in a human's life, during fetal development and infancy, the growing body needs adequate nutrition. More than any other time of life, their bodies are growing more rapidly than they ever will again in a human's life. In fact, the rate of growth from conception to one year of age is staggering.

Therefore, it is vital to provide high quality nutrition to pregnant mothers and women who breastfeed. The mother's body will often cause itself a deficiency in order to provide for the nutritional demands of the fetus and infant. Nutritional deficiencies can cause severe complications during pregnancy, even causing a spontaneous abortion or premature labor. Unfortunately, this may also cause the woman to become infertile, irreparably damaging her reproductive abilities.

Modern women, also, tend to rely on commercial supplements to provide food for her growing baby. While infant formula does have its place, in the absence of a mother, due to unforeseen circumstances, breast milk is best. While many women may argue that it is unsightly or disgusting, partially due to society and the media oversexualizing the mammary glands, women are mammals.

Since the beginning of mankind, women have been breasting feeding their babies for the first years of their lives. Breast milk is a complete food which contains all the essential amino acids, folic acid, essential fatty acids, vitamins, minerals, and antibodies a baby needs to become a healthy human.

The fats and proteins in mother's milk are tiny and easily assimilated with little digestion in the baby's body, unlike proteins from infant formula or animal milks, which are large and mostly indigestible. Further, animal milk and formula fall short in providing a well-rounded nutritional profile and the essential proteins and fatty acids a human baby needs to become fully developed. In addition, a baby's delicate system is not equipped to break down the nutrients found in formulas and animal milks, this often leads to nutritional deficiencies, upset stomachs and illness.

Prenatal Vitamins

The FDA recommends that pregnant women eat a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, as well as lean sources of proteins, since during pregnancy and breastfeeding, the needs of the baby and mother can be especially great. The FDA has declared that as little as 0.8mg of folic acid found in food supplements is more effective than getting the same amount from food sources. Woman need 0.4 to 0.8mg of folic acid daily to reduce the risk of birth defects and possible miscarriages or bleeding. Read More…


Young Children

Young children are often fussy eaters. Couple this with the fact that most food today is overprocessed and nutritionally deficient, and it's no wonder that many children suffer with undiagnosed nutritional deficiencies. Even in industrialized countries, many children suffer from diseases many of us associate with third world countries. WHO has declared America, the fattest country of people starving to death, and they aren't far from the truth.

To stem this tide we have three choices:

~Complete Children's Chewable; a great tasting dietary supplement made especially for children that contains trace minerals, electrolytes and is sweetened with stevia and inulin, an important dietary fiber.

Complete Children's Chewable

~ KidVits contains a balanced profile of vitamins and antioxidants specially formulated for the demands of a young growing body. It also contains minerals and other important co-factors which play crucial roles in the growth and development of the bones and skeletal muscles. Read More…

~ Liquid Kids is formulated with the fussy eating habits of children in mind. Additionally, it tastes great and can be added to juice or other liquid. In addition to the essential vitamins children need, it also contains over 70 ionic trace minerals, to provide them with the body building support they need and extra support for their additional energy needs. Find out more…

~ Delicious Kids Super Food Drink, from the makers of the world renown Delicious Greens 8000 product, comes this whole food supplement. The formulator, Dr. Coco March, is a mother of 3 growing boys. She designed this product, herself, to fulfill the nutritional profile of children. It contains antioxidant rich fruits and vegetables, as well as enzymes, probiotics, and trace minerals for complete nutritional support. As a bonus, it is so delicious, kids will think they are getting a rich juice. Unlike juice drinks, however, there are just 40 calories and only 3 grams of sugar per serving. Plus, it's made from whole foods, not overprocessed fruit juice. Read what Dr. March has to say about her formula HERE.

Ensuring that our children grow up healthy, happy, and strong starts with providing them with the nutritional support they need to develop mentally and physically into happy, healthy adults. Supplementing their diet with complete vitamins or whole food supplements, can go a long way in filling the gaps of the modern nutrient-deficient diet.