1: Myth: “Eating a Balanced Diet Is Enough”

A tomato grown in mineral-rich soil is not the same tomato as one grown in depleted soil. According to the 1936 U.S. Senate Document #264, our nation’s farmlands are depleted of essential minerals. 

Dr. Wallach states farmers typically add only a few nutrients to their fertilizers, such as phosphorus, nitrogen and potassium. These are the bare minimum used by the soil in order to produce high growth crop yields. Yet, we require 90 nutrients every day, not merely three.

2. Myth: “Eating Organic Food Alone is Enough”

There is a wide range of minerals, vitamins, amino acids and omega essential fatty acids your body needs to function optimally. Yet many of the nutrients we need are not available in high enough concentrations from food—even if you eat all organically. That’s because if the nutrients are not present in the soil, they cannot be in the food. With 90 for Life Youngevity has combined the ideal mix of 90 essential nutrients we require.

3. Myth: “Vitamin Supplements Are a Waste of Money”

An outdated saying is that vitamins are merely “expensive urine.” The facts are that if your vitamins are not plant-derived, they will not absorb in your system. Youngevity minerals are highly absorbable and useful to your system.