GBG is a vitamin and mineral preparation with many additional nutritional supplements.
1. This vitamin preparation contains many of the essential vitamins which are expressed as percent of Daily Value (DV) per serving based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
2. In the GBG preparation, many of the important minerals are contained.
- “Macrominerals” are massive or essential minerals such as calcium and magnesium.
- “Trace minerals or microminerals” are important these include boron, chromium, iron, zinc, copper, selenium and many others.
3. The Energy Blend portion contains “adaptogens” such as Schizandra seed extract, Eleutherococcus senticosus root extract (Siberian ginseng). Adaptogens are natural substances found in certain plants and herbs. It helps the body achieve increased mental, physical and work performance. Adaptogen is a term coined by a Russian in 1947, named Dr. Nicholai Lazarev. He was the mentor and teacher of Dr. I. I. Brekhman. Dr. Brekhman and his team in Russia were responsible for the pioneering work on the various “adaptogens” that is found in plants.
Three important properties of adaptogens:
- Non-toxic
- Helps increase the body’s mental, physical and work performance. It provides resistance to stressful insults to the body’s cell.
- It increases the ability of the body to balance and normalize overall health and homeoostasis.
Epigalocatechin Galate (EGCE) is found in green tea extract that is strong antioxidant which is also in the Energy Blend.
- Fruit and vegetable blend contains many extracts from fruits and vegetables that contain antioxidants and many healthy ingredients.
- Anti-aging/Antioxidant Blend, ingredients contents have anti-aging properties with antioxidants and nucleotides.
- Trace Minerals are ingredients found which the body utilizes over 80 minerals for maximum healthy function.
- Miscellaneous Ingredients such as whole aloe, choline, Inositol, etc.
- Toxic Metals
The GBG preparation has been manufactured so the common recognized mentals, such as lead, arsenic and mercury are absent or the levels are far below the toxic range.
Exporsure to “toxic metals” has become an increasingly recognized source of illness. Often they are called “heavy metals”. Heavy metals include arsenic, lead, mercury, cadmium, beryllium and chromium in high concentrations.
Some of these so-called toxic metals in small amount are necessary to support life. In large amounts, they can become toxic and become a significant health hazard.
