Dr. Arwen Podesta recommends has witnessed very positive benefits from Daily Essential Nutrients with her patients.

A new study identified differences in the gut microbiome of children with ADHD after supplementing with Daily Essential Nutrients micronutrients.

I spent nearly six years blaming myself, not understanding why this was happening to my son. I was hopeless. Hardy Nutritionals gave me my son back.

The big difference between using micronutrients and pharmaceutical medications to treat mental health is that, rather than providing a pill designed to block a biochemical process, nourishment is provided to the body, targeting the root cause of the symptoms.

Over time Annalisa has seen incredible improvements in her son's moods and behavior.  After starting DEN, his teachers reported major improvements in the way he conducts himself at school.

In all, there are now over 100 medical journal publications backing the use of micronutrients for psychiatric disorders spanning a myriad of diagnoses.  Each of these studies has been independently funded, and carried out by university researchers.

"We have literally tried everything under the sun except for prescription drugs to help our son with ADHD & ODD. This includes several extensive therapies both of the holistic and traditional varieties as well as many, many supplements."

At Hardy Nutritionals®, we are constantly striving to improve the customer experience. As such, we have made a slight but very important upgrade to our Omegas--the formula remains the same, but the source has improved resulting in no more fishy burps or fishy aftertaste.

Before anyone begins taking clinical micronutrients, they should take 6 minutes to watch this important video, which includes information for your doctor.

"My son would get angry for no apparent reason. He would destroy things and rage and scream for no reason, with no known trigger. I tried a lot of natural methods to help calm my child. I looked into every trusted herbal remedy and everything we tried worked for a week, maybe two..."