NHR FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: Who is NHR?
A: NHR Products is nutritional sciences MLM company incorporated in Nevada. The manufacturer of the NHR Products of liquid vitamins has been a supplier and distributor
of high quality nutritional products for the past 20 years.

Q: Why this particularly low offer?
A: NHR believes consumers want the absolute best for themselves and their families at the best price. We also believe consumers want to be treated so well that they become customers for life. The compelling offer of $19.95 per 32 oz. bottle is designed to sign-up record numbers of new customers while saving them an average of $40 or more per month per family member. NHR believes these happy customers will try other NHR breakthrough products.

Q: How long will the $19.95 per bottle price last?
A: This is not a gimmick. 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 NHR 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 NHR Liquid Multivitamin and Mineral Formula safe for pregnant women? A: Yes, but it is always wise to consult your health care professional before using this or any other nutritional supplement. NHR is gluten free.

Q: What is the liquid in the vitamin?
A: Purified Chlorine Free Water, Citic Acid, Cranberry Flavor, Red Delicious Apple Flavor, Potassium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate. Contains NO Artificial Flavors, Added Sugar, wheat or soy dirived ingredents.

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. Anyone who suffers an allergy to something that is not soy, tree nuts, wheat, fish, dairy, eggs or crustacean shellfish must read the label carefully.

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 that fat stored vitamins. The vitamins and minerals in 10-in-1 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 in contraindicated for persons on blood thinners. Anyone taking those specific drugs should check with their physician before taking All-in-One.

Q: How much Lutein is in the vitamin?
A: All-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 All-in-One?
A: Is it from Siberian goldenroot or from domestically grown root?
Rhodiola Rosea extract, Siberian origin.

Q: What is the source of the vitamin B-12 in the vitamin?
A: Cyanocobalamin. (is listed on the label)

Q: Where does the glycerin from the All-in-One come from?
A: Plant, grain, or animal? – The glycerin is plant origin.

Q: Does All-in-One or MA+ contain L-arginine?
A: the All-in-One does not contain L-arginine.

Q: Is the new All-in-One food or plant based?
A: All-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 All-in-One just by eating a normal diet.

Q: Is it equally beneficial for both men and women?
A: It is a good source of nutrients for every one.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.