A business executive, a mom, a partner, an artist, a dancer, a cook, a student, a doctor—only a few of the many roles of the modern woman. It takes a lot of energy to juggle all of your responsibilities. Your body needs every available nutrient to provide energy to keep up with your active lifestyle. Studies show, however, that modern diets that are deficient of essential minerals that keep your body functioning at optimal levels. ¹ Some experts believe everyone needs extra nutrients beyond those found in their daily diets. ²

SupraMaxx for Her™ is a spectacular liquid supplement that provides a wide spectrum of trace minerals that help the body create energy. SupraMaxx for Her contains ionic trace minerals. These are electrically charged minerals that the body recognizes and utilizes most efficiently. ³ upraMaxx for Her also contains fulvic acid.

Trace minerals work with the body enzymes to enhance all biological functions. They are essential for metabolism, the process that gives you energy and burns calories. And as extremely vital as trace minerals are, they are deficient in our modern diet—all the more reason for SISEL’s SupraMaxx for Her.

Nutritional deficiencies prevent the immune system from functioning at its best. ⁴ A deficiency of trace minerals in the diet can negatively impact the digestive circulatory, skeletal and a number of other body systems. Missing micro nutrients can disrupt normal cellular function. ⁵

To make SupraMaxx for Her unique for woman, an herbal tonic called vitex is added. This botanical is recommended by herbalists to nourish and support a woman’s endocrine system. Science is realizing that vitex helps helps restore a woman’s body to balance. Vitex is an extraordinary herb that addresses a wide range of women’s physical and emotional needs.

Try SupraMaxx for Her. If you are like most women eating a highly processed diet, your body needs trace minerals. SupraMaxx for Her is liquid, convenient, and supports vibrant health and longevity! SupraMaxx for Her was created just for you, no matter what your title is today.

References:

1 Thomas Davis, “A Study on the Mineral Depletion of the Foods Available to Us as a Nation over the period 1940-1991. Based on data in five editions of: R.A. McCance and E.M. Widdowson, the Composition of Foods, 1st ed. Medical Research Council. 1940. 5th ed. Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Foods and the Royal Society of Chemistry. 1991.

2 Kathleen M. Fairfield, MD, MSc, “Vitamins for Chronic Disease Prevention in Adults,” Journal of American Medical Association, Volume 287, No. 23. June 19, 2002.3116

3 Meletis, Op. Site.

4 David E. Marsh, “Soil Minerals and Immune System Dysfunction.” http://www.postivehealth.com/permit/Articles/Nutrition/marsh69.htm.

5 Chris Meletis, ND, “Ionic Trace Minerals—A Simple Solution for a Complex Body.” http://www.traceminerals.com/reserach/ionictrace.html.