In Tough Economy, Whole Food Supplements Equal Happy Savings

Being healthier saves you money, and much of the savings is hidden in places you may not have thought about. This is why, according to Vic Shayne, PhD, Director, Nutrition Research Center, “More and more people are taking the state of their health into their own hands. The reason for this isn’t simple, but essentially, and especially with a more depressed economy, people are looking for a less expensive way to stay and get well. Less expensive than through modern medicine.

Dr. Shayne continues, “Even with insurance, you’re paying out the deductible. And even with insurance you’re wasting valuable time processing paperwork, calling your insurance company, sitting in doctors’ offices, standing on line at the pharmacy and copaying expensive drugs. Not so with nutritional supplementation.”

NutriPlex Formulas, Inc., creates unique nutritional supplements by using foods instead of vitamins. Foods contain vitamins but vitamins do not contain ANY of the wide array of nutrients found in nature’s foods. So NutriPlex “whole food supplements” are complete and do not cause the side effects of other supplements. And due to the natural and more comprehensive health care value, these whole food supplements are being regarded as part of a health insurance policy for a growing number of Americans.

It’s a fact that many people have given up on modern medicine. Not only is this system failing to get people well in many cases, but it is also expensive even with insurance. Beyond this, modern medicine has a very poor track record for providing patients with answers that they can understand and that satisfy them. When you can go online and find the products you need, such as NutriPlex Formulas’ whole food supplements, and read about what they do and which ones best fit your needs, then you’re way ahead of the game. And unlike most other supplements, you can usually use these whole food formulas even while taking prescription drugs; without interference.

“If we’re talking economics,” says Dr. Shayne, “consider the fact that spending one or two hundred dollars a month on whole food supplementation and improved nutrition will pale in comparison to the money you have to pay in lost wages, copays, missed fun with your friends and family and so forth. There is no price you can put on loss of enjoyment, pain and suffering, and other emotionally-linked difficulties from sickness as a result of nutritional deficiencies and poor eating habits.