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Whole food supplements are sourced directly from nature without any synthetic ingredients used throughout the manufacturing process. Whole food nutrients contain constituents greater than the isolated nutrients in synthetic, mainstream natural health supplements. The synergy of these constituents allows the product to work in balance with each other, whilst being bioavailable and ready for absorption.

The processes used maintain the quality and freshness of the constituents contained in the whole food.

Rosita manufactures their Extra Virgin Cod Liver Oil using an ancient, cold-pressing method, this ensure that the vitamin A and D these livers contain is not compromised in the process. This product then does not need to be altered by adding in synthetic vitamins A and D, which many supplement manufacturers do when using harsh extraction processes.

Another example of a whole food supplement is the Raw, Native C by Gel Pro. A Native Australian product, rich in naturally occurring vitamin C, rather than synthetic forms of ascorbic acid. Alongside the vitamin C, there are other vitamins and. minerals naturally occurring in the plant sources used in this formulation.