HomePrevious product Next productNUTRILITE™ Iron Folic Plus| NUTRILITE Iron Folic Plus provides iron from two iron sources together with folic acid. These nutrients may not be provided in sufficient amounts by your daily nutritional intake if you are eating an unbalanced diet. An increased need occurs during pregnancy and breastfeeding. This product also contains premium NUTRILITE Spinach Concentrate. Contains two sources of iron, ferrous fumarate and ferrous gluconate. Contains NUTRILITE Spinach Concentrate. Folate (folic acid) contributes to maternal tissue growth during pregnancy and normal blood formation. Iron and folate have a role in the process of cell division. No artificial sweeteners, colours, flavours or preservatives. PER DAY (1 TABLET) PER DAY (2 TABLETS) * % of Nutrient Reference Value Women who are pregnant or breast-feeding (according to their doctors’ advice). Women during child-bearing years. The elderly and adolescent females.
Sportsmen/women and active people. Those who do not consume adequate amounts of meats, whole grains, fortified cereals, legumes and vegetables in their diet. Anyone who may have an imbalance of iron and folic acid in their diet. Anyone who wishes to supplement their diet with iron and folic acid. 1 tablet daily to supplement dietary intake of iron and folic acid. 1 to 2 tablets daily for pregnant and breast-feeding women. Do not exceed the recommended intake. Keep out of reach of young children. This product is no substitute for a varied diet. Please do not exceed recommended daily dose. Keep bottle tightly closed. Store in a cool, dry place. Please enter a quantity of $qty_dummy$ or less Please enter a quantity of 1 Purchases are limited to $qty_dummy$ per buyer Please enter quantity of 1 or more Please enter a lower number Choose quantity that is less than $qty_dummy1$ or equal to $qty_dummy$ You can only choose quantity that is equal to $qty_dummy$
(Credit card, EMI, Debit card, Online Bank Transfer) International shipping and import charges paid to Pitney Bowes Inc. Learn More- opens in a new window or tab Any international shipping and import charges are paid in part to Pitney Bowes Inc. Learn More- opens in a new window or tab International shipping paid to Pitney Bowes Inc. Learn More- opens in a new window or tab Any international shipping is paid in part to Pitney Bowes Inc. Learn More- opens in a new window or tab Replacement and refund for this product is covered throughNews Home » Entertainment » Hindi » BollywoodFarhan Akhtar tells you why eating right is importantOne of the country's largest direct selling FMCG company, Amway India, has signed actor-director Farhan Akhtar as the brand ambassador to promote its Nutrilite range of products. READ ALSO:ALSO READ: Farhan Akhtar: Happy to work with Amitabh Bachchan Speaking on the occasion, Anshu Budhraja (CEO, Amway India) said, "Studies in India indicate that nine out of 10 Indians consume less than adequate protein daily.
The fact is that majority of people are not consuming the World Health Organization's minimum recommendation of five servings (400 grams) per day of fruits and vegetables, and are thus missing out on important nutritional benefits. This is a matter of concern. We needed a strong and credible face who could help people understand the role of supplementation in addition to balanced diet and exercise as part of leading a healthy lifestyle. Farhan was an obvious choice for us." Click here for more Bollywood videos Commenting on the association, Farhan said, "Nutrilite is an iconic and innovative brand which has pioneered and led the supplements category for the past 80 years across the world. I am delighted to be their brand ambassador in the country. I strongly believe that it is important to take care of one's daily nutritional needs for a healthy and long life. People should understand the virtues of being fit, healthy and eating right." Anshu added, "Nutrilite is the world's No. 1 selling vitamins and dietary supplements brand and contributes to more than 50% of Amway's `2,000 crore turnover in India.
Farhan was our choice as the first brand ambassador. We are confident that Farhan's association will provide a further fillip to the brand in the country. We plan to launch a high decibel 360-degree campaign in early 2016." Sundip Shah (Chief Marketing Officer, Amway India) said, "Besides being talented and versatile, Farhan is physically fit with a stature and youth appeal that resonates well with the brand's world class image offering the best of nature and the best of science for optimal health." WATCH: Farhan Akhtar Heads to Kashmir for Wazir Shoot Farhan Akhtar rocks Windsong Music Festival14Farhan Akhtar rocks Windsong Music FestivalFarhan Akhtar rocks Windsong Music FestivalFarhan Akhtar rocks Windsong Music FestivalFarhan Akhtar rocks Windsong Music FestivalFrom Around the WebMore From The Times of IndiaVitamin SupplementsUp to 10% Off on Vitamin Supplements. Use Coupon: HEALTH10 + Extra 10% MobiKwik Cashback* Top news, insights and analysis every weekday Sign up for Campaign Bulletins
Sanjay Menon appointed MD at Sapient India The night Vernon Dias nearly took his own life Star Plus extends 'Nayi Soch' with Aamir Khan, and his shop 'Gurdeep Singh & Daughters' Father figure of Indian advertising launches .hypercollective Agency Spotlight February 2017: Ogilvy & Mather How Liverpool FC intends to extend its '12th man' to India Advertising in the times of Gurmehar Kaur Unveiled: The 'Client-Agency' relationship study Medulla makes three new hires, sets ‘creative leadership’ team Amul celebrates the mother to mother networkYou may have seen various news reports today about a Danish study on antioxidants. Headlines state things like Vitamins may increase risk of death – study. Well, I've obtained a copy of the actual study. It was a meta-analysis, meaning it reviewed lots of other studies and tried to do an overall analysis. Treatment with beta carotene, vitamin A, and vitamin E may increase mortality. The potential roles of vitamin C and selenium on mortality need further study.
The study is titled Mortality in Randomized Trials of Antioxidant Supplements for Primary and Secondary Prevention: Systematic Review and Meta-analysis by Bjelakovic et.al. (27) and published in the February issue of JAMA – the Journal of the American Medical Association Now, let me say upfront I'm not a fan of this type of study. Meta-analysis can easily be confounded by the different types of studies included. For example, two-thirds of the studies included in the Bjelakovic paper involved people with heart disease, cancer or other risks who were being treated to see if the supplements helped. In other words, they were being used to see if vitamins, and in particular anti-oxidants, were an effective treatment – not whether they had a preventative effect. It's already been fairly well established that, for example, beta-carotene has a negative effective on mortality of smokers. There's even been a possible mechanism for this established. Treatment studies are not necessarily applicable to prevention.
The studies also covered an enormous range of dosage. The Vitamin A studies included had dosages ranging from 1333 to 2 IU (American RDA for adult males is around 3IU/day). Some studies also gave mutliple supplements, some gave single supplements. All in all, in my opinion, the extreme lack of homogeneity raises questions about the validity of a meta-analysis approach. Having said all of that, there is one section at the end of the study that is of interest to Nutrilite and Nutriway users and Quixtar and Amway IBOs – Because we examined only the influence of synthetic antioxidants, our findings should not be translated to potential affects of fruits and vegetables. One of the key features of Nutrilite and Nutriway products is the use of plant concentrates rather than synthetics. When the science supports it, some synthetics are used to boost levels of particular nutrients, but the key ingredients come not out of a chemistry laboratory but from fruits and vegetables. That's the Nutrilite Difference and probably one of the reasons why Nutrilite keeps topping consumer satisfaction surveys.