Nature's Sunshine

An excellent nutritive plant that can be incorporated into the everyday diet.
Traditional used in herbal medicine as a nutritive tonic.

Combination of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) ingredients.
In TCM this formula is related to the earth element.
Excess conditions in TCM.

Provides antioxidants for the maintenance of good health.
Used in Herbal Medicine to help relieve joint inflammation.
Traditionally used in Ayurvedic medicine as an anti-parasitic and to improve digestion.
550 mg of curcumin combined with black pepper

Ginkgo helps to support peripheral circulation while hawthorn is used in Herbal Medicine to help maintain and/or support cardiovascular health in adults.

Helps to prevent folate deficiency
Helps to prevent vitamin B12 deficiency
Helps to form red blood cells
Helps the body metabolize carbohydrates, fats and proteins

Traditional Herbal Diuretic to increase the flow of urine.
Stimulates the kidneys to eliminate body wastes.

Three billion CFUs of Bacillus coagulans, plus prebiotic inulin, readily withstand the stomach’s acids to repopulate the microbiome with beneficial bacteria.

Pure, potent Zinc, enhanced by a proprietary herbal blend, for an increased benefit profile. Feel your best Zinc effects with Nature’s Sunshine.

Tested for purity and safety, the immune-famous zinc mineral with Vitamin C lends you its powers in lozenge form. Enjoy!
Supports immune function
Convenient, fast-melt lozenge with natural fruit flavoring

Benefits:

Zambroza is a source of antioxidants for the maintenance of good health.
A flavourful blend of 14 exotic fruit and extracts.

How It Works:

Nature’s Sunshine Zambroza is a combination of 14 of the most recognized healthful fruit

Women’s Formula is a formula of traditional herbs to help ease the symptoms of menopause and premenstrual symptoms. It consists of the time-honoured herbs black cohosh and Chinese herb dong quai.

Vitamin E and selenium are two antioxidants having a synergistic relationship to each other. Due to modern food processing both vitamin E and selenium are in short supply in the North American diet.