Nature's Sunshine Mega-Chel (90)

Supports Circulatory System. Reduces platelet adhesion and aggregaton. Always low cost, member pricing on Natures Sunshine Products 4050-6 No Membership Required

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How Does It Work?

Mega-Chel contains a large array of nutrients to support the entire circulatory system—arteries, veins, capillaries—and the tissues and organs they service. For example, the combination contains vitamins C and B6, demonstrated to reduce platelet adhesion and aggregation.

Ingredients

Twelve tablets provide the following: Vitamin A (beta-carotene, palmitate) 40,000IU, 800%; Vitamin C 4,000mg, 6,660%; Vitamin D(fish oils) 650IU, 160%; Vitamin E 400IU, 1,340% Vitamin B1 (thiamine) 200mg, 13,340%; Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) 50mg, 2,940%; Niacin 100mg, 500%; Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine HCl) 150mg, 7,500%; Folic acid 400mcg, 100%; Vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin) 250mcg, 4,160%; Biotin 100mcg, 30%; Pantothenic acid (d-calcium pantothenate) 500mg, 5,000%; Calcium (chelated amino acid, di-calcium phosphate) 400mg, 40%; Iron (ferrous gluconate) 10mg, 60%; Phosphorus 290mg, 30%; Iodine(potassium iodide) 126mcg, 80%; Magnesium (chelated amino acid, magnesium oxide) 400mg, 100%; Zinc (glutonate, oxide) 30mg, 200%; Selenium (chelated amino acid) 250mcg, 360%; Copper (copper gluconate) 250mcg, 12%; Manganese (chelated amino acid) 5mg, 250%; Chromium 200mcg, 160%; Potassium (potassium gluconate) 400mg*. *Daily Value not established. The formula also contains l-cysteine HCl, p-aminobenzoic acid, l-methionine, citrus bioflavonoids, rutin, adrenal substances, spleen substances, thymus substances, inositol, Ginkgo biloba leaves, hawthorn berries and coenzyme Q10. Each tablet is yeast-free and contains natural forms of the above nutrients for increased assimilation. Servings per container: 15

Recommended Usage

Take six tablets with a meal twice daily.

Complimentatry Products

• Nutritional: Lecithin, GC-X, Food Enzymes, Capsicum.

User Care

If pregnant, or planning pregnancy, daily vitamin A intake should not exceed 5,000 IU. Quantities in excess of 10,000 IU may result in reproductive hazards, or birth defects. Beta-carotene as a natural plant source of vitamin A poses no such risk.