Q:
Who is GBG?
A: GBG is a 13 year old Health Sciences company located
58 miles east of San Francisco in the beautiful agricultural
valley of Vacaville, California. Originally GBG started
as a telecom reseller in 1995, but has been exclusively
distributing high quality nutritional products for the
past 7 years.
Q: Why this particularly
low offer?
A: GBG believes customers want the best for less.
GBG also believes customers want to be treated so
well that they become customers for life. The compelling
offer of $19.95 per 30 oz. bottle is designed to sign-up
record numbers of new customers, saving them an average
of $40 or more per month per family member. GBG believes
these happy customers will try other GBG breakthrough
products.
Q: How long will
the $19.95 per bottle price last??
A: This is not a trick. The price will stay at $19.95
per month plus tax (if applicable) and normal shipping
and handling. Just stay on monthly recurring auto-shipment.
Customers may quit at any time without penalty. It’s
that simple.
Q: Can children take
the GBG Liquid Multivitamin and Mineral Formula?
A: Yes, the rule of thumb is for every 17 lbs use
one teaspoon up to the normal adult dosage, however
consult your physician first.
Q: Is the GBG Liquid
Multivitamin and Mineral Formula safe for pregnant
women?
A: Yes, but it is very wise to consult your health
care professional before using this or any other nutritional
supplement. GBG is gluten free.
Q: What is the liquid
in the vitamin?
A: Triple Filtered USP water, Sorbitol solution and
glycerin.
Q: Are there any contaminants,
allergens, or pesticides in the vitamin?
A: The raw materials meet the rigorous receipt profile
established by the Manufacturer and the Dietary Supplement
GMP's. There are no allergens as per the required
FDA labeling laws. The product does not contain soy,
tree nuts, wheat, fish, dairy, eggs or crustacean
shellfish. If you are allergic to other specific products
however, please read the label carefully before taking
GBG's 10-in-One.
Q: Does the vitamin
allow the body to excrete whatever vitamins it does
not need, rather than storing them in your body?
A: Vitamin A, D, E and K are fat stored, the remaining
vitamins are water soluble. Water soluble vitamins
excrete out more quickly than fat stored vitamins.
The vitamins and minerals in 10-in-ONE fall below
the Lowest Observed Adverse Effect Level (LOAEL) according
to Council for Responsible Nutrition, so there should
be no concern.
Q: Does the vitamin
have any ingredients that cause the blood to clot?
A: Vitamin K is contraindicated for persons on blood
thinners. Anyone taking those specific drugs should
check with their physician before taking 10-in-One.
Q: How much Lutein
is in the vitamin?
A: 10-in-One contains 2 mg of FloraGlow raw material,
100mcg elemental Lutein.
Q: Where do the trace
minerals come from?
A: Specific deposits of ancient earth beds.
Q: Does the vitamin
have yeast in it?
A: NO.
Q: What is the source of Rhodiola
in the 10-in-one?
A: Rhodiola Rosea extract, Siberian origin.
Q: What is the source
of the vitamin B-12 in the vitamin?
A: Cyanocobalamin ( listed on the label)
Q: Where does the
glycerin from the 10-in-one come from?
A: The glycerin is plant origin.
Q: Does 10-in-One
contain L-arginine?
A: 10-in-ONE does not contain L-arginine.
Q: Is the new 10-in-One
food or plant based?
A: 10-in-One is classified as a dietary supplement
and is a combination of botanicals, vitamins, minerals
and specialty ingredients. You could not get the nutrients
that are in 10-in-One just by eating a normal diet.
Q: Can I duplicate
the GBG Multivitamin and Mineral Formula?
A: Some people will buy 3-5 products paying up to
$150 for the same ingredients.
Q: Is it equally beneficial
for both men and women?
A: It is a good source of nutrients for everyone.
Q: How much sodium and potassium benzoate
are in the 10-in-One?
A: The level allowable by the FDA as deemed effective
to control yeast or mold - 30mg each
Q: With all the elements,
how does this not increase the risk of toxicity when
combined with prescription meds?
A: It is always wise if taking prescription medications
to check with your physician. However, the ingredients
in the 10-in-One are not known to have contraindications
with pharmaceutical drugs. Each person is responsible
to understand the medications they are taking and
the contraindications with the drugs.
Q: Do any of the trace
minerals have significant toxicity potential?
A: At the 5mg dose per serving, there are no known
toxicity concerns.
Q: Aren't some of
the trace minerals useless and bad for the body?
A: In trace measures, the elements are beneficial
to the body. If an individual suffers from mineral
or metal toxicity, they should refrain from taking
any product that contain trace elements.
Q: Is there any oversight
of the product by any agency?
A: ALL dietary supplements are manufactured according
to regulations as set forth by the FDA, currently
under the Food, Health and Cosmetic act. The Dietary
Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA) has Good
Manufacturing Practices (GMP's) published and are
enforced by the FDA according to company size. Large
companies are currently required to manufacturer under
DSHEA GMP's, medium size companies by the summer of
2009 and small companies by the summer of 2010. The
manufacturer of the 10-in-One currently manufacture
under a structure very close to the DSHEA GMP's and
is audited by the FDA for compliance.
Q: What is the level
of iron?
A: Iron is present in the trace minerals and could
be found as high as 80mcg. The DV for iron is 18mg
Q: Is the 10-in-One made from whole foods
or is it synthesized?
A: 10-in-One contains whole as well as factory manufactured
vitamins
Q: Why is sorbitol
and natural artificial flavors used in the product?
A: Daily consumption is important and people will
not comply if the product does not taste good. The
numerous ingredients require bold and intense flavors
and natural flavors do not contain the intensity needed
to make the 10-in-One taste good. The least objectionable
ingredients were used in the formulation.
Q: Why is the calcium
so low and not at 100% RDA?
A: According to the formulator, calcium is a mineral
that causes some very difficult taste challenges at
the 100% DV level. It's one of the few downsides to
having a liquid product.
Q: What restrictions
are there for transporting the 10-in-One out of the
country, but not selling it?
A: A person can take a product with them for personal
use, in most countries, up to three months worth of
product.
Q: What are the artificial
colors, flavors and ingredients in 10-in-One?
A: Natural and artificial orange, turmeric (root)
Q: What is the source
of the vitamin B-12 in 10-in-One?
A: Micro Biological Fermentation
Q: What form of biotin
is used?
A: Straight biotin
Q: Where do they
source coral calcium?
A: Above sea level coral calcium
Q: What is the heavy
metal content in L-Carnitine HCI?
A: Less than 1 part per million
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food
and Drug Administration. This product is not intended
to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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