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 NutriSearch's mission is to provide consumers with scientifically based information about dietary supplements, particularly multiple vitamin and mineral supplements, so they can choose the best supplement for their particular needs.
Included in that mission is the necessity of examining not only the nutrients included in a supplement, but also the balance of those ingredients, manufacturing practices, including testing, and other quality control concerns.
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OUR NEWEST RELEASE
 The NutriSearch Comparative Guide to Nutritional Supplements, Consumer edition (2011), celebrates the newly discovered importance of vitamin D - Nature's "sunshine vitamin" - now heralded as one of nutrtitional medicine's breakthroughs of the century. Author and biochemist, Lyle MacWilliam, reviews the Vitamin D story, explains the newly discovered preventive powers of this unique vitamin/hormone, and details the incredible scientific evidence supporting its use in preventive medicine.
Based upon the analytical model used in the 2007 Professional edition and including enhanced Health Support criteria that incorporate the emergent scientific evidence on vitamin D, NutriSearch has reviewed over 1600 products sold throughout the United States and Canada. The 2011 Consumer's Guide provides a simple, easy-to-understand explanation of the science of supplementation, along with the same detailed product analysis that you will find in the Professional edition. Also featured in the 2011 Consumer guide is the NutriSearch Editors Choice Award for excellence.
For those using the NutriSearch guides to educate and motivate their patients or customers about the value of supplementation, you will find the Consumer’s guide a perfect fit.
Comparative Guide to Nutritional Supplements: Consumer ed. 2011
The NutriSearch Comparative Guide to Nutritional Supplements, Consumer edition (2011), celebrates the newly discovered importance of vitamin D - Nature's "sunshine vitamin" - heralded as one of nutritional medicine's breakthroughs of the century.
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Nutrients & Disease Prevention
NutriSearch is proud to announce the launch of Nutrients & Disease Prevention Reports, an extensive and growing library of scientific studies focusing on nutrients and disease prevention.
Organized by disease and nutrient category, each report provides a summary of the most up-to-date scientific research validating the power of selected nutrients in the prevention and mitigation of our most common degenerative diseases.
Learn how coenzyme Q10, a common nutrient manufactured by the body - and one depleted by the aging process - plays such a key role in heart health; find out which nutrients have proven effective in reducing the risk of breast cancer; see evidence of how antioxidants prevent damage caused by oxidative stress and inflammation that can lead to Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia.
To offset the cost of this research, Nutrients & Disease Prevention Reports are offered at a low cost as a Pay-per-View service available on this website.
For those who demand, "Show Me the Science," these reports are a tangible example of the weight of scientific evidence supporting the use of selected nutrients in helping to reduce the risk of several chronic degenerative diseases.
To purchase instant downloads of these reports just click the following link:
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Author and Biochemist, Lyle MacWilliam, MSc, FP
In 1998, author, educator and biochemist, Lyle MacWilliam, began a search for a vitamin and mineral supplement for his family.
A year later, the first Comparative Guide to Nutritional Supplements was produced, and MacWilliam Communications Inc. was born.
The company later included Northern Dimensions Publishing, a publishing enterprise focused on nutrition and health science.
In 2007, Northern Dimensions Publishing was purchased by NutriSearch Corporation, which took over responsibility for the research and writing of the Comparatiive Guide series. MacWilliam remains President of NutriSearch.
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