Frequently Asked Questions

Are natural supplements better than prescription drugs?

Even though prescription drugs are regulated by the FDA, drugs are sometimes released for public consumption that later need to be recalled. Natural supplements are less likely to cause harmful side effects because they are the same ingredients found in the foods we eat. The only difference is they have been isolated in a pill, powder or liquid form to make it more bio-available. Many natural substances containing nutrients for overall health get stripped away from the foods we eat because of preparation methods. There are many substances beneficial to our bodies that can be found in plants or herbs. However, these substances may simply not be available to us in their natural state in our part of the world. Natural Supplements bring those important substances to us in ways that the body can safely absorb in proper concentrations.

Prescription drugs also tend to be more expensive than natural supplements. Natural supplements are the first option considered by many people because of their low-risk factor. Natural supplements have also maintained a consistent track record as they have been used for centuries as a treatment for a variety of illnesses.

The real question is this: If you can effectively treat an ailment using a natural supplement that also promotes overall physical health without the risk of negative side effects, would you still take prescription drugs that carry a greater risk to treat the same problem?

Are there any side effects to natural supplements?

Natural supplements contain no adverse or harmful side effects of any kind. This is because it is natural and contains no artificial elements found in prescription drugs.

However, it is possible to abuse a supplement. For example too much Vitamin C can cause nausea, diarrhea, dizziness and fatigue to name a few. These symptoms can occur with very large doses of this supplement. The key here is to take the supplements as directed with recommended dosage. Sometimes, too much of a good thing can be harmful to you.

Can natural supplements cure diseases?

Though there is no guarantee with any drug or natural herbal treatment, there are some diseases, such as nail fungus, that have been treated with all-natural remedies with an extremely high degree of success. Herbal remedies have been used to ease the symptoms of many disorders and manage certain conditions. Diet and exercise also play a major role in treating certain ailments.

The more serious diseases will most likely not be treated with a drug or a supplement but rather a medical procedure or operation at a hospital. For example, you can use herbs as a preventive measure against developing heart disease. If you have already developed heart disease, herbs can provide a benefit in managing your condition; however, an herbal remedy cannot cure heart disease.

Will the products featured on this site work for me?

Product effectiveness will vary to a certain degree form person to person. The same is true for pharmaceutical drugs which is why a doctor writes prescriptions based on unique individual needs. Since the items featured on this website are all natural, you do not need a prescription to purchase them. There are also consumer reviews to help you decide. You can try a product and if you are not satisfied, most manufacturers provide a guarantee that allows you to return the product without charge.

How do I pay for supplements through this website?

Supplements are not bought on this website. You simply click the link of the natural product you want to purchase and you will be re-directed to the manufacturer's website where you can follow instructions to purchase.

What if I am not satisfied with a product?

If you are not satisfied with a product you purchased that is featured on our website, most manufacturers provide a guarantee that allows you to return the product. Just click on the product link found on our site and it will take you to the manufacturer’s website where you initially bought the product. There you will find the manufacturer’s policy for returning purchased items.