Whole Food Nation, the little start up Kim Klaver owns part of, is doing a little experiment - you can trade in your synthetic multivitamins for a free month's supply of a whole-food based one.
Who it's for:
People who are into health and whole food, who also religiously take a Synthetic Multi Vitamin each day (SMV) - any brand. You can now trade it away free for a month's supply of a whole food multi. What if it makes a difference in how you feel?
What to do:
1. Look to see if your multivitamins are synthetic. Check it against this synthetic ingredients list here Are Your Vitamins Safe?
2. Decide which of the whole-food multi's you want for a month:
Pop a Purple or Pop a Green
3. Ship your synthetic vitamin bottle (leave some pills in it) to Whole Food Nation (see address below).
INCLUDE:
Name
Address
Email
Phone #
Which Pops you want: Purple or Green
Ship to:
Whole Food Nation
4741 Central St. #1000
Kansas City, MO 64112
Questions?
email Robin here. P.S. No one from our company will hound you or pitch you anything.
The Vitamin Exchange Program is a national experiment to introduce people to whole-food based multis. And we never share your info, for any reason.
P.S. How do you know a multi-vitamin is synthetic? Use this report,
"Are Your Vitamins Safe?" published by Whole Food Nation.
Who it's for:
People who are into health and whole food, who also religiously take a Synthetic Multi Vitamin each day (SMV) - any brand. You can now trade it away free for a month's supply of a whole food multi. What if it makes a difference in how you feel?
Ship to:
4741 Central St. #1000
Kansas City, MO 64112
Questions? email Robin here.
P.S. No one from our company will hound you or pitch you anything.
The Vitamin Exchange Program is a national experiment to introduce people to whole-food based multis. And we never share your info, for any reason.
P.S. How do you know a multi-vitamin is synthetic? Use this report, "Are Your Vitamins Safe?" published by Whole Food Nation.