Many traditional vitamins have unnecessary ingredients and aren’t as effective as they could be

Many Americans take vitamins daily—even though the tablets themselves might not be as effective as they could be. According to Ron Beckenfeld—the founder and president of “Superior Source Vitamins”—a lot of the ingredients in traditional vitamins aren’t really needed… “Almost two-in-five Americans prefer not to swallow pills. And, many supplements that are taken orally pass straight through the digestive system. Unfortunately, the compressed tablets for most vitamins require binders to hold them together—which leaves less room for active ingredients. That, in turn, means that people have to take more tablets—or swallow a larger pill—to get a specific level of effectiveness. We developed our ‘Micro-Lingual’ tablets to, instead, dissolve on or under the tongue; they’re much more concentrated, and about a tenth of the size and weight of a standard vitamin.” To learn more, visit “superior-source-vitamins”-dot-com.