Negative factors can include things like street drugs, prescription drugs so different from multiple classes and then the biological factors can be things like gut health, how healthy is the bowel, puberty, pregnancy, menstrual cycle, those are things that influence a person's experience with the nutrients and again these are just a few of the many factors that we've seen and again are kind of outlined in in section 8 of the Clinical Reference.

This short soundbite from one of our scientists explains how antibiotics may limit your success while using micronutrients.

When working with patients who are transitioning to Daily Essential Nutrients clinical broad-spectrum micronutrients, it is imperative that clinicians take time to review our Clinical Reference Guide.  We also recommend speaking with a member of our science team to ensure familiarity with medication-reduction protocols and best practices.

Dr. Brenda Leung, assistant professor at the University of Lethbridge's Faculty of Health Sciences is doing a first-of-its-kind study on ADHD in collaboration with colleagues at the University of Calvary, Oregon Health and Science University and The Ohio State University.

Prior to taking DEN I suffered with depression, post traumatic stress disorder and fatigue. I cried constantly. I felt despair.

When Inositol is taken in combination with our broad spectrum micronutrient formulations, Optimal Balance or Daily Essential Nutrients, the body is receiving a powerful regimen that can be put to good use toward balanced health.

Great news! Hardy Nutritionals® customers are now able to download or request emailed copies of PDF statements of past purchases when logged in to their Hardy Nutritionals® account.

"The difference is now he can have a conversation and not just storm off. We feel like we can talk with him."

If you have health insurance and you live in the United States, you might be able to get some or all of your Hardy Nutritionals® purchases covered by your insurance plan or be eligible as a healthcare tax deduction.

Through all the ups and downs he experienced since coming off the medication, Bruce says he has "never felt the deep depressive symptoms" that caused him to seek treatment in the first place. “I don’t know if the medication helped. But I do know that I’m very glad I’m off.”