I have used supplements from a company called Puritan's Pride for many years. That is the only supplement company I know of with "Puritan" in its name. They have some supplements that I consider good and some that I don't. As with any supplements, you are going to get what you pay for. Their better supplements are definitely more costly, but they have "Buy 1 Get 1 Free" and similar "deals."
For the most part, their vitamin supplements are "natural," though they do carry some whole foods vitamins from a company called New Chapter. I have used their herb supplements, too, and have never had any complaints.
As with any supplements, it is important to read the labels and know exactly what you are buying and to do your research on supplements in general, especially vitamins and minerals.
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Some of the nutritional supplement products sold on the Bodyshapers Fitness website include multivitamin products, carb powders, fat burners, and more.
GNC.com sells a arity of products from alot of diffrent brands or MHPmusclesport.com sells the best products on the market and have any type of supplement you need
do puritans view man as inherently good evil or somewhere in between ?
Whey protein supplements are good for bodybuilding. This product can really enhance exercising. This supplement utilizes hormones to improve calorie burning and muscle building.
There are lots of joint supplement products out there, which claim to help you strengthen your joints. Check out http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/md90.htm
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To supplement their own products with products they did not have/make. Also to on-trade them to other areas.
The pilgrims, puritans, and quakers' experience during colonial settlements were not good.
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Perhaps a good mineral vitamin supplement may be helpful but more likley you should speak to a doctor that specializes in this field so they can help you get on track. Searching on the worl wide web for "what would be a good supplement for ADHD" would also be a good idea.