Vitamin Supplements

Drop the pill, try nano-vitamins instead!

The times, they have changed. Taking nutritional supplements, such as health vitamins, has become a must to maintain a healthy life. There are puritans who still swear by balanced diets and naturally occurring vitamins and minerals, but we all know those folks are living in some Shangri-La-type dream world. For, the world in which we live in is so highly polluted, the food that we eat comes with a fraction of the nutritional value it once used to pack. And if you are a fast food junkie, God save you! Of course, there are organic foods, but by no stretch of imagination can we say they aren't affected by the pervasive pollution in our atmosphere.

Now, if you were someone concerned about living a healthy life with quality time to spend on things you love, then you would be thinking that popping a few vitamin pills would take care of your body's nutritional needs. Wrong! Because while you had read up about vitamin pills and the need to take them regularly, science had advanced. And found that most of the vitamins in those pills you popped are washed out of the body without getting absorbed and put to good use. It is a sheer waste, but true.

The fact is, popping vitamin pills is a highly inefficient way to supply the body with the vital nutrients it needs. And therein lies a complication: if your body doesn't get enough of those vitamins or micronutrients, which act as catalysts for the metabolic reactions, then even the other nutrients in the food you eat cannot be put to efficient use by the body.

What then is the way out? Well, the very scientists who told us about the comparative inefficiency of the pill-method have also found a new way to deliver those nutrients to the cells in our body without any wastage. Yes, it is technique that is based on the new nanotechnology we are hearing about almost every day.

Nanotechnology is referred to as a field whose theme is the control of matter on an atomic and molecular scale. And that is what exactly happens here when you use nanotech to supply vitamins to body cells.

Okay, to use an analogy, the difference between the traditional pill method and the new nanotechnology is something akin to using a machine gun to take out a hiding enemy to employing a sniper. The machine gun sprays the target area, and from maybe 5000 bullets, one would do the job. The sniper, on the other hand, just uses one bullet and it does the job! The new technology, employed by N-Fuze, does exactly that: it delivers nutrients that are capable of readily being absorbed and utilized by the cell in a targeted manner, eliminating any wastage. This is achieved by enveloping nano-sized nutrients in a highly purified water cluster and it to the cell directly. It is a patent-pending technology that has undergone rigorous safety testing already.

Time to say goodbye to those pills; it's time to go nano!