Tuesday, May 01, 2012

Mannatech's NutriVerus(TM) Powder Now Available in the United States

Mannatech announced today the public availability, in the United States, of its newest nutritional supplement, NutriVerus powder. Mannatech launched the product to its sales Associates in mid-April at its MannaFest(SM) 2012 global convention. The product is the first of its kind, combining essential vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, glyconutrients, stabilized rice bran and organic fruits and vegetables all in one product, and all sourced from real food.

Data shows that 95% of dietary supplements consumed in the United States today are synthetically made.* NutriVerus powder is Mannatech's alternative for those looking for complete, naturally sourced nutrition. In addition, the product leverages the technologies of more than 60 global patents granted to Mannatech, including its flagship Ambrotose(R) technologies.



"We're very excited about the potential of our NutriVerus powder to change the way that people address their daily nutritional needs," said Mannatech CEO and Chief Science Officer Dr. Robert Sinnott. "For several years now, Mannatech has been dedicated to offering nutritional products based on Real Food Technology solutions. NutriVerus powder represents the apex of this philosophy. NutriVerus combines natural vitamins and minerals with natural antioxidants and Mannatech's patented glyconutrient technology into a simple, affordable solution for the entire family."

NutriVerus powder is available in a high-potency, powder form, and is designed to be flavor-neutral. This innovative approach allows consumers to add the product easily to anything they eat or drink, substantially boosting its nutritional value. Ordinary food becomes extraordinarily nutritious with the addition of NutriVerus.

The product is currently available only in the United States. Mannatech will be launching the product in its other 21 markets throughout the rest of 2012 and the first part of 2013.


The Vitamin Myth Exposed - www.organicconsumers.org/articles/article_3697.cfm

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