It is important for pregnant or breastfeeding women to discuss nutrition with their doctors. While some types of nutritional products are generally not recommended for expecting or new mothers, there are many products you may use while pregnant or breastfeeding.

What you eat and drink can affect the way that some medicines work, so it is important to speak with your doctor or pharmacist for information related to your specific health situation before making a significant change to your usual diet. Start the conversation by explaining that you would like to start a program that involves and incorporates nutritional supplements.

Use the Allergen Table as a quick reference to identify which products are suitable for those who have any food restrictions.

We have a no-compromise ingredient policy —set up to ensure that our products are made in accordance with the highest standards of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) for dietary supplements and sourced from suppliers who meet our sustainable sourcing standards.

As a policy, we make every effort to use only non-GMO or GMO-free ingredients in its products. The company diligently seeks out suppliers that adhere to their own policies for avoiding GMO crops as sources for their raw materials, including any additives or processing aids.

Whenever you make a lifestyle change, your body can go through an adjustment period. The reality is that making any significant changes to your eating or lifestyle habits can lead to unwanted “side effects” in the short term. Fortunately, a smooth transition free of unwanted “side effects” can be easily obtained. Have patience, stick through the first week, and moreso the first month, and I promise on the other side you'll begin to feel like a new person.

If you are open to kick starting your metabolism, then I recommend starting with a Full System. Then, it’s a matter of your budget. You’re going to save money on groceries big time. You are basically reallocating your spending since you are replacing meals.