Ancient Nutrition Organs Blend Glandular, 180 count.

There are countless benefits to consuming organs. The logic underlying organs or “glandulars” is that the gland of the animal is reasonably close in composition to that of a human. Animal organs can provide nutrients and enzymes highly specific to that organ, which promotes that organ’s health. Animal glands contain most of the nutrients necessary for supporting healthy glandular function (in the same way that eating muscle meat provides protein and amino acids needed to build or restore muscle). Beyond that, glandulars are among the most metabolically active tissues. They’re packed with vitamins, minerals, amino acids, polypeptides, fatty acids, enzymes, nucleic acid (RNA and DNA), and more. They’re an incredible source of fat-soluble vitamins, which are easiest for your body to absorb and retain. Glandulars are also considered adaptogens, which means they help your body adapt to the effects of physical, environmental or other stressors. They promote balance in the body for optimal function.

Suggested Usage: Adults take 6 capsules with water, anytime of the day.