1. What is ALL ONE?
2. Why should I take ALL ONE?
3. When should I take ALL ONE?
4. Is ALL ONE totally assimilated by your body?
5. Why take ALL ONE instead of pills?
6. Does the ratio of Calcium to Magnesium have to be 2:1?
7. If I am on medication is it safe to take ALL ONE?
8. Why does ALL ONE have more than the RDA requirements?
9. Why does my urine turn yellow after taking ALL ONE?
10. Is ALL ONE vegetarian?
11. Is ALL ONE organic?
12. If I am pregnant can I take ALL ONE?
13. I see ALL ONE contains vitamin K. Can I still take ALL ONE if I also take an anticoagulant drug?
14. I have a question that is not answered here.

What is ALL ONE ?

ALL ONE is a pure, taste free powder that turns a glass of juice into a one step, all day nutrition program.  One tablespoon of ALL ONE mixed in a glass of juice gives you over 50 vitamins, minerals and amino acids.  ALL ONE is full of anti-oxidants.

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Why should I take ALL ONE?

By taking ALL ONE you are making sure your body is getting a proper balance of vitamins, minerals and amino acids.

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When should I take ALL ONE?

ALL ONE is best taken in the morning or early afternoon because of the energy boost some people experience.  ALL ONE is a complete food you can take with or without breakfast.  Simply shake with a juice or add to a smoothie--it's a great way to start your day.

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Is ALL ONE totally assimilated by your body?

Yes!  ALL ONE is assimilated more than any other supplement on the market today for four main reasons:

1. All the vitamins in ALL ONE are in exact proportions with the amino acids to be totally available in your body.
2. All the minerals in ALL ONE are chelated which allows your body to absorb them.
3. There are no extraneous ingredients in ALL ONE for your body to break down and get rid of.
4. ALL ONE is taken into your body as a food, which is the natural way for your body to get vitamins.

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Why take ALL ONE instead of pills?

When you take pills they are usually vitamins or minerals and rarely contain protein.  Protein (amino acids) allows ALL ONE to be naturally time-released because your body digests it over time.  ALL ONE is a balanced multiple that takes the guesswork out of your supplement routine.  Research conclusively shows that a shortage of a single essential vitamin, mineral element, amino acid or fatty acid will create a shock wave that spreads to effect the utilization and/or function of every other essential nutrient.

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Does the ratio of Calcium to Magnesium have to be 2:1?

Most nutritionists believe that Magnesium is necessary for the assimilation of Calcium, however the amount of Calcium to Magnesium is under great controversy.  ALL ONE has Vitamin D-2 which also helps in the assimilation of Calcium.

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If I am on medication is it safe to take ALL ONE?

Always consult your physician and take in your can of ALL ONE with the ingredients listings.

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Why does ALL ONE have more than the RDA requirements?

The RDA (recommended dietary allowance) and the RDI (recommended daily intake) are based on scientific research to prevent gross nutritional deficiencies like scurvy and beriberi.  ALL ONE was formulated as a dietary supplement to promote optimal health, not minimal health.

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Why does my urine turn yellow after taking ALL ONE?

The B Vitamins.  Whatever your body does not utilize spills over in your urine.  The excess insures that you have adequate supplies when unforeseen stress occurs.

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Is ALL ONE vegetarian?

All formulas are suitable for vegetarians.

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Is ALL ONE organic?

The Green Kamut blend in the Green Phyto Base is certified organic. The dairy protein base in the Active Senior Formula and the Original Formula are from grass fed New Zealand cows. The Fruit Antioxidant Formula is made from pestiside free berries. Because they are wild they are not able to be certified as organic. The vitamins and minerals are all USP or pharmaceutical grade. In the United States, dietary supplements are considered "food" and must meet the laws set out for food.

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If I am pregnant can I take ALL ONE?

Absolutely, yet we still recommend showing ALL ONE to your doctor.  What we find when we look at the articles that deal specifically with recommendations for pregnant woman is that they are about double what the recommendations are for a normal healthy adult.  This makes sense because we have a healthy adult creating another healthy human inside.  The reality is that a regular dose of ALL ONE is all you need, but when someone is pregnant they feel they need more so our point of view is they may want to take two doses of ALL ONE a day.  ALL ONE is recommended by many nurses, midwives and prenatal doctors around the country.

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I see that ALL ONE contains vitamin K. Can I still take ALL ONE if I also take an anticoagulant drug?

The ALL ONE formulas contain 5 mcgs of vitamin K. Vitamin K is found in green leafy vegetables, certain legumes and vegetable oils. The RDA
recommends males from 25 and older to have 80 micrograms per day and females to have 25 and older to have 65 micrograms per day.
We are aware that many seniors take anticoagulant drugs such as warfarin and heparin. Anticoagulants drugs that work by interfering with vitamin K, which is responsible for blood clotting. A common anticoagulant is a drug called Coumadin. Coumadin is prescribed to prevent blood clots and thins the blood more easily through narrowed blood vessels. The amount of vitamin K in your diet can change the way Coumadin works for you. If you eat a lot of foods that are high in vitamin K, you can decrease the effect of Coumadin. On the other hand, lowering your vitamin K intake can increase the effect of Coumadin. The key is to eat a normal, balanced diet keeping the amount of vitamin K the same everyday. For a complete list of foods vitamin K content click here