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11/05/2020 | Emma Waters
We know from enquiries
that there are people who would like to try the clinical strength Daily Essential
Nutrients (DENs), our flagship micronutrient product for natural mental health,
but find the price of the 360 capsule regular bottle a bit of a leap of
faith. So we are therefore delighted to
announce that we can now offer the capsules in a new, smaller, more affordable
size. Daily Essential Nutrients, is now available in a bottle containing
120 capsules, This is sufficient for a 10-14 day supply depending on whether
you start at the therapeutic recommended dosage of 12 capsules per day or build
up more slowly. With a price tag of only £43.00 this represents great
value.
The 360 capsule
size bottle of Daily Essential Nutrients contains a month’s supply at the full
clinical dose. For those who want to do a short trial of clinical
strength micronutrients, the 120 count DEN may be a good option to start with.
“I use Daily Essential Nutrients because I know
that they’re very high grade. And I only can say that because I noticed on day
three when I started taking them a year and a half ago, my depression started
to just dwindle away. My manic episodes just started to dissipate- literally.”
How could
micronutrients help you?
Take it from Orthomolecular Specialist Mel Litman,
M.D.,who offers Hardy’s Daily Essential Nutrients to patients of all
backgrounds.
“Daily Essential Nutrients were developed for psychiatry,
for brain issues. But I used them much broader than that. Because the nutrients
are so good for all the tissues in the body, I regularly use them for my cancer
patients, for my patients with autoimmune diseases. I found it very useful for
women with osteoporosis because it has such good levels of the minerals in
there. So I’ve been using it for a wide range of physical issues, aside from
the psychiatric ones,” Dr. Litman shares.
Erica, a PTSD survivor who has trouble sleeping,
discovered these essential micronutrients did more for her at night than
standard medications, without the side-effects.
“What I found taking Daily Essential Nutrients is that my
sleep has improved so much so that my other symptoms are alleviated throughout
the day. In fact, I’ve tried lots of other options, in terms of assisting with
sleep, including pharmaceutical interventions or alternative interventions, and
Daily Essential Nutrients has been the most profound effect that I’ve seen on
my sleep. For me, that’s the reason why I go to it every single day.”
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24/06/2020 | Emma Waters
For some this can be a fleeting issue. Yet for others, insomnia interferes with daily life and can cause serious short and long term health problems and can severely impact quality of life.
Chronic insomnia can have an enormous impact mental and physical health, increasing the risk of chronic disease, mental health, heart disease, high blood pressure and worse, premature death
28/03/2020 | Jenny Littman
The above video gives some testimonials from people who have been using the broad spectrum vitamin-mineral formulation supplement Daily Essential Nutrients, or Optimal Balance, to maintain their health.
There is a great deal of emphasis in the current crisis on Vitamin C supplementation, and there are plenty of recommendations for high doses to combat ‘The Virus’.
So lets look at the reasons. According to a recent note sent out by the John Hopkins University, the Coronavirus has no live components, being a protein molecule (RNA) covered by a protective layer of fat, which when absorbed by mucosa cells mutates them into aggressor cells. Therefore it is the strength of the immunity of cells which might come under attack which prevents the disease taking hold ie our immune system.
The approach taken for doing this by Hardy Nutritionals, is broad spectrum supplementation ie taking a balanced combination of all the essential vitamins and nutrients together, along with support for the gut with good probiotics
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30/03/2020 | Emma Waters
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity
disorder (ADD/ADHD) is a chronic neuro-developmental disorder affecting
millions of adults and children worldwide. The American Psychiatric
Association estimated that this condition affects 5% of all children (2013). ADHD
impacts mood, behaviour and social skills.*
Pharmaceutical treatments are typically stimulant or amphetamine-based medications, which can be effective in reducing symptoms for many children with ADHD in the short term. However, long-term studies of ADHD medications have shown to be unsatisfactory due to side effects, failure to prevent or alter long-term prognosis and discontinuance due to patient and family preferences**
The new study follows up an earlier Randomised Control double-blind study of children with ADHD who were taking Hardy Nutritionals Daily Essential Nutrients. Here is one family who took part:
04/03/2020 | Jenny Littman
Last
weekend, we launched our new NaturalMentalHealth.co.uk website at the Get Well
Health Expo at Olympia. We were delighted to receive scores of enquiries about
our Hardy Nutritionals natural supplements for mental health.
Big thanks are owed to our practitioner customer Tamille Phillips who was kind enough to come and help on the stand (see previous blog). We have taken up her recommendation that we make a special offer that we believe will help parents with ADHD children so that they can help their own stress whilst ameliorating life for their child.
So
there is now a
special offer of 50% off any Optimal Balance bottle when buying a bottle of
Daily Essentials Nutrients! Just put a bottle of each in the shopping cart and the offer will be applied.
See more including a video on how a child development specialist has helped families including her own by using Daily Essential Nutrients.
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19/02/2020 | Jenny Littman
There has
been a lot of publicity about the link between the gut and the brain, and the
importance to our health of the ‘microbiome’, sometimes called 'the second
brain'. The microbiome equates to the population of bacteria which are
responsible for many systems of the body. At its simplest, the ‘good
bacteria’ need to be able to get on top of and outnumber the ‘bad
bacteria’. As our world has grown ever more polluted and there is
over-use of antibiotics, which kill all the bacteria indiscriminately, the
amount of good bacteria available to our systems can get depleted. This
leaves us vulnerable to the spread of bad bacteria as they enter our bodies in
various ways, weakening our immune systems.
The good
bacteria are also responsible for the enzymatic breakdown of all our food so
that it is absorbable and useable by all the systems which depend on the right
nutrients. In fact many vital compounds are actually created by the good
bacteria in our gut. And there is evidence that some ‘bad bacteria’ and
some antibiotics’ side effects can themselves create mental imbalance - from
delusions to paranoia and insomnia (See the following article *for the research)
So the
importance of our gut microflora cannot be underestimated!
23/11/2019 | Robin Littman
In October, the International Society for Nutritional Psychiatry Research held its conference in London for the first time. An impressive panel of speakers discussed the connection between nutrition and mental health. (For more details of the conference see www.isnprconf.org)
03/02/2020 | Jenny Littman
A practitioner in the UK who has recently contacted us will
be joining us at Olympia at the Get Well Show and will spend some time on the
stand. Tamille Phillips, a cranial
osteopath, paediatric osteopath and nutritional wellness practitioner, told us
:
“I can advocate for DEN & Optimal Balance (by Hardy
Nutritionals) as a practitioner but also as a parent..."
30/01/2020 | Robin Littman
We are very excited to announce that
we are exhibiting in the Mental Health section of a prestigious new alternative health event, the Get Well Show which will take place on February 21-23 in Olympia, London. And we'll be launching this website!
We will be on hand to meet anyone who wants to find out more about how to support mental health naturally, and micronutrient therapy – whether you are a member of the public or a practitioner.
Please come along to Stand 110 near the Welcome Stand, and find out how Hardy Nutritionals' products can help with ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, Bipolar, PTSD, Insomnia, and more - and if you are a practitioner, how to become one of our list of practitioners that clients can come to for support in transitioning to micronutrient therapy!
There'll be a SPECIAL SHOW DISCOUNT available on products purchased or orders placed at the show!!
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10/10/2019 | Robin Littman
‘You are what you eat. Where does that come from? Actually it’s a translation of the French phrase "Dis-moi ce que tu manges, je te dirai ce que tu es." [Tell me what you eat and I will tell you what you are], written by French doctor Anthelme Brillat-Savarin, in his book Physiologie du Gout, ou Meditations de Gastronomie Transcendante - 1826