NO Fillers

Think of fillers as the supporting cast – they're there to help the star ingredient shine!

Their script involves performing the functions of:

• Binding: Holding the ingredients together to form a stable tablet or capsule.
• Filling: Increasing the bulk of the supplement to a manageable size for consumption.
• Flowing: Improving the flow of powdered ingredients during manufacturing.
• Lubricating: Reducing friction between the supplement and the manufacturing equipment.
• Disintegrating: Helping the supplement break down in the body for better absorption.

However, you might want to focus on supplements that spotlight the key nutrients with minimal distractions - Always look for supplements with minimal fillers. Your body will thank you!

• Magnesium stearate: A common lubricant and flow agent.
• Microcrystalline cellulose: A cellulose-based filler and binder.
• Silicon dioxide: An anti-caking agent that prevents clumping.
• Starch: A common filler and binder.

• Dicalcium phosphate: A calcium source that also acts as a filler and binder.

Why ditch these extras?

• Reduced Potency: Fillers can dilute the active ingredients in a supplement, potentially reducing its effectiveness.
• Allergic Reactions: Some fillers may cause allergic reactions in certain individuals.
• Unnecessary Ingredients: Fillers add unnecessary bulk to the supplement, increasing the cost without adding any additional benefit.
• Unknown Effects: The long-term effects of some fillers on the body are not fully understood.