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Introduction
At Vitatree, we're committed to helping you make informed, empowered choices about your health. That’s why we believe in transparency—even when it comes to calling out supplements that seem healthy but may not support your body the way you think they do.
Here are three popular supplements (or combinations) that we don’t include in our formulations—and for good reason.ADVERT
Vitamin D & Vitamin K - Great Team, Wrong Timing
Our recommendation:
- Take Vitamin D3 in the morning to support immune and metabolic function.
- Take Vitamin K2 in the evening to aid in proper calcium deposition while you rest.
Our recommendation:
- Take Vitamin D3 in the morning to support immune and metabolic function.
- Take Vitamin K2 in the evening to aid in proper calcium deposition while you rest.
Synthetic Multivitamins - Not What Your Body Needs
Many traditional multivitamins on the market are made with synthetic ingredients, often derived from petrochemicals. Not only do these lack the natural cofactors found in whole foods, but research also suggests that synthetic vitamins may be linked to increased health risks, including cancer. Instead, look for whole-food multivitamins. These are derived from real food and don’t contain harmful additives.
That’s why all of our vitamins are:
- Whole food-based
- Free from fillers and flow agents
- Sourced for maximum bioavailability
We never use:
- Microcrystalline cellulose
- Titanium dioxide
- Magnesium stearate
Always read the non-medicinal ingredients on the label—what’s not listed can be just as important as what is.
