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Frequently asked questions about the GBG 10-in-One Liquid Multi Formula will be addressed. For information regarding the GBG Supplement Facts sheet, please follow the link below…

GBG Supplement Facts
A line by line evaluation of the liquid vitamin product, 10-in-One, distributed by GBG of Nevada. Find out exactly what ingredients are in 10-in-1, what amounts of each vitamin are in the product, and if GBG is safe to consume.

Is GBG 10-in-One safe to consume?

Overall, YES. GBG 10-in-1 is a great source of nutrients for both men and women. 10-in-1 is classified as a dietary supplement and is a combination of botanicals, vitamins, minerals, and specialty ingredients. You could not get the nutrients that are in 10-in-1 just by eating a normal diet. 10-in-One contains whole as well as factory manufactured vitamins.

It’s also safe for children, pregnant, and lactating women to take, but is recommended that you consult your physician first.

Recommended Dosage

Recommended daily dosage for children: The rule of thumb is for every 17 lbs use one teaspoon up to the normal adult dosage.

Recommended daily dosage for pregnant or lactating women: up to 2 ounces of 10-in-1 is considered safe based on the RDA. Please do not exceed this amount as some of the vitamins contained in the 10-in-1 formula are not safe to consume at higher levels.

* for anyone who is considered “unhealthy”, it may be recommended that you also take up to 2 ounces of the 10-in-1 liquid multi formula daily. I personally don’t recommend taking more than 2 ounces in a day just because, as mentioned above, too much of anything can be bad for you.Again, please consult your physician for appropriate dosage based on your health needs and conditions.

FAQs

Does the 10-in-1 vitamin allow the body to excrete whatever vitamins it does not need, rather than storing them in your body?

Vitamin A, D, E and K are fat stored, the remaining vitamins are water soluble. Water soluble vitamins excrete out more quickly than fat stored vitamins. The vitamins and minerals in 10-in-ONE fall below the Lowest Observed Adverse Effect Level (LOAEL) according to Council for Responsible Nutrition, so there should be no concern.

With all the elements, how does this not increase the risk of toxicity when combined with prescription meds?
It is always wise if taking prescription medications to check with your physician. However, the ingredients in the 10-in-One are not known to have contraindications with pharmaceutical drugs. Each person is responsible to understand the medications they are taking and the contraindications with the drugs.

Do any of the trace minerals have significant toxicity potential? Aren’t some of the trace minerals useless and bad for the body?

The trace minerals in 10-in-1 come from specific deposits of ancient earth beds. At the 5mg dose per serving, there are no known toxicity concerns.

In trace measures, the elements are beneficial to the body. If an individual suffers from mineral or metal toxicity, they should refrain from taking any product that contain trace elements.

What’s in GBG 10-in-One?

Are there any contaminants, allergens, or pesticides in GBG 10-in-1?
The raw materials meet the rigorous receipt profile established by the Manufacturer and the Dietary Supplement GMP’s. There are no allergens as per the required FDA labeling laws. The product does not contain yeast, soy, tree nuts, wheat (gluten free), fish, dairy, eggs or crustacean shellfish. If you are allergic to other specific products however, please read the label carefully before taking GBG’s 10-in-One.

What are the artificial colors, flavors and ingredients in 10-in-One?
Natural and artificial orange, turmeric (root).

What is the liquid that’s in the GBG 10-in-1 vitamin?
Triple Filtered USP water, Sorbitol solution and glycerin.

Why is sorbitol and natural artificial flavors used in the product?
Daily consumption is important and people will not comply if the product does not taste good. The numerous ingredients require bold and intense flavors and natural flavors do not contain the intensity needed to make the 10-in-One taste good. The least objectionable ingredients were used in the formulation.

RDA Ingredients

What form of biotin is used?
Straight biotin

What is the source of the vitamin B-12 in 10-in-One?
Micro Biological Fermentation – Cyanocobalamin ( listed on the label)

Why is the calcium so low and not at 100% RDA?
According to the formulator, calcium is a mineral that causes some very difficult taste challenges at the 100% DV level. It’s one of the few downsides to having a liquid product.

Where do they source coral calcium?
Above sea level coral calcium.

What is the level of iron?
Iron is present in the trace minerals and could be found as high as 80mcg. The DV for iron is 18mg.

How much sodium and potassium benzoate are in the 10-in-One?
The level allowable by the FDA as deemed effective to control yeast or mold – 30mg each.

Does the 10-in-1 vitamin have any ingredients that cause the blood to clot?
Vitamin K is contraindicated for persons on blood thinners. Anyone taking those specific drugs should check with their physician before taking 10-in-One.

Additional Ingredients

Where does the glycerin from the 10-in-one come from?
The glycerin is plant origin.

What is the source of Rhodiola in the 10-in-one?
Rhodiola Rosea extract, Siberian origin.

What is the heavy metal content in L-Carnitine HCI?
Less than 1 part per million

How much Lutein is in the vitamin?
10-in-One contains 2 mg of FloraGlow raw material, 100mcg elemental Lutein.

Does 10-in-One contain L-arginine?
10-in-ONE does NOT contain L-arginine.

Is there any oversight of the product by any agency?
ALL dietary supplements are manufactured according to regulations as set forth by the FDA, currently under the Food, Health and Cosmetic act. The Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA) has Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP’s) published and are enforced by the FDA according to company size. Large companies are currently required to manufacturer under DSHEA GMP’s, medium size companies by the summer of 2009 and small companies by the summer of 2010. The manufacturer of the 10-in-One currently manufacture under a structure very close to the DSHEA GMP’s and is audited by the FDA for compliance.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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