Paradise Herbs Earth’s Blend Once Daily Multivitamin for Men, No Iron, 48 Organic Superfoods, Probiotics, Antioxidants, Vitamins A, B12, C, D, K2,120 Count | ⭐ Flexiology.Store Recommended

High quality, great ingredients, affordable
I specifically need a multivitamin with iron and have used Earth’s Blend Superfood Multi with Iron for years. They are vegetarian, though I am not a vegetarian. I just find that vegetarian supplements are much easier on my digestive system and do not cause any aftertaste.The Superfood blend has had a great positive impact on my health. I’m able to reap the benefits of these foods without having to ‘eat’ them. As a diabetic, my diet can be restrictive, even when consuming natural sugars. (And nope, this is NOT medical advice, just sharing my personal experience.)The Green Superfoods in here is like mixing up a green smoothie, just without all the sugar (even if it is natural sugar) and who’s got the time for that fuss anyhow. Same with the Veggie Berry Blend. I’m not going to be able to eat enough berries/certain veggies or drink berry/vegetable juices for the benefit to outweigh the impact on my glucose levels. I realize this is different for everyone, and there are ALL sorts of ways to mitigate this, but I’m only sharing my experience with this after many trials and errors personal to me.Anyhow, this multivitamin with the Superfoods has really helped me incorporate the benefit without the negatives. I’ll continue to purchase.

Comparable to Dr. Wallach’s Youngevity Products
2016 Review:Phenomenal! I suggest two daily capsules per 100 pounds of bodyweight. It’s cheap in comparison to other brands but the quality is good, and in my opinion, this is the best bang-for-your-buck whole food multivitamin on the market. I personally prefer the one with iron versus the one without iron– It’s only 1 dollar more and you are getting quality iron. Regardless, all of the minerals in this multi are chelates, so there is a lesser risk of toxicity when taking greater amounts of it, and the body can better metabolize it. The only multi that comes close is the Naturelo Men’s whole food multivitamin, but the price is more than double per serving.I have compared on a spreadsheet the contents of this multivitamin to that of the Youngevity products and this is what I found that is lacking.-The vitamin C is low-The B vitamin are low-No Strontium-No Amino acids-No Phosphorus-No Vanadium-No BoronOther than that, this product it great. I am a believer in Dr. Joel Wallach’s research, but his stuff is expensive, so I use alternatives to get in all of my nutrients. My alternative supplement plan costs $75 per month versus the Youngevity $100. If you are looking to get the “essential 90 nutrients” from the Youngevity Healthy Body Start Pak but you want to save money, this is what I use:-Paradise Herbs Orac Energy Multi One, 60 count (2 capsules per 100 lbs body weight, per day)-Bulk Supplements Vitamin C Powder (1 teaspoon or 2 grams per 100 lbs body weight, per day)-Solgar Essential Amino Complex, 90 count (1 capsule per 100 lbs body weight, per day)-Jarrow Formulas Ultra Bone-Up, 240 count (6 capsules per 100 lbs body weight, per day)-Zenwise Labs Joint Support – Complex,180 tablets (1 tablet per 100 lbs body weight, per day)-Life Extension Strontium, 90 capsules (2 capsules per 100 lbs body weight, per day)AND EITHER-Viva Labs Krill Oil, 60 capliques (2 capilques per 100 lbs body weight, per day)OR-Piping Rock Multi Omega, 240 softgels (6 softgels per 100 lbs body weight, per day)I eat eggs, lard, butter, and steaks; I stay away from grains, and I juice daily fruits and vegetables so that I don’t have to use green juice powders.————————————————————2021 Edit:I’ve changed my stance a bit. Not because Dr. Wallach’s research is bad, but because it may not be necessary to over supplement if you don’t have a chronic illness. I now take the multi without iron because it has been shown that supplementing B vitamins and Vitamin D3 reverse anemia, rather than direct iron supplementation. Same with the calcium— vitamin D3 and K2 supplementation can help with low calcium rather than direct calcium supplementation. My diet is rotated seasonally, like what Dr. John Douillard recommends. During the winter I try to eat more Atkins or Keto, and every other season I try to eat at least 30g of fiber per day. Due to seasons of higher and lower protein consumption, I don’t supplement with amino acids anymore either. I now prioritize 3 supplements:1.) Paradise Herbs Multivitamin (1-2 per 100lbs)2.) Zenwise Vegan Omega-3, 120 ct (2-6 softgels per 100 lbs)3.) Micronutrients Vitamin D3 + K2 (1 during warm seasons; 2 during cool seasons; up to 6 during an infection of any kind)

Gentle on the stomach
The best natural multivitamin I’ve used so far. Just the correct amounts of all the vitamins and minerals without stomach upset or the jitters.