Ingredients:There are 55 active ingredients in ActivNeeds, all of which are natural nutritional supplements including vitamins, minerals, and activated cofactors. In addition, many ingredients are whole plants herbs and extracts thereof. There are no ingredients at or near dosages considered to be toxic. There are no inactive ingredients other than the HACCP-certified, all-natural flavoring Onosweet from sugarcane, which is not a neurotoxin or neuro stimulant. ActivNeeds is considered to be fully vegan vitamin D is extracted from live sheep wool. This product is also free of gluten, casein milk, tree nuts, peanuts, soy, egg, fish, and shellfish.

Intended Population: ActivNeeds is intended for people of any age who want to be more active and to get more out of life. For example: • Young adults wishing to increase their athletic performance and endurance by safe, legal, and natural means accepted by sports organizations. In particular, the focus on the mitochondria translates into enhanced performance and reduced recovery times. • Middle-aged adults working long hours, with active social lives, who refuse to admit that they are no longer in their 20s to 30s. • Older people wishing to improve their activity level and endurance, such as to travel, golf, or interact with their grandchildren. Many of the ingredients have been shown in studies also to slow the aging process.

Consult your physician before starting ActivNeeds, or any high-potency dietary supplement, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medication. Some of the ingredients may interact with medications, in particular related to blood sugar or pressure.

Suggested Use:

Healthy adults:Take three (3) scoops [12 g] in the morning.For prolonged effect:Take two (2) scoops [8 g] in the morning and one (1) scoop [4 g] in the late afternoon.Sensitive elderly:Start at a lower dose (e.g., 1 scoop), and increase as tolerated.For nootropic effects:Take with caffeine for increase focus and cognition.

"Start low, go slow" is a common saying among physicians advising their patients on starting a new treatment, whether a medication or a dietary supplement. It is prudent to give the body time to adjust to the new treatment. This is particularly true for older or more sensitive people, including those on medications. However, a slower start can benefit anyone in avoiding GI (gastrointestinal) side effects such as nausea, as can taking ActivNeeds with a meal.

How "low" and how "slow" is individualized. Consider starting at one scoop [4 g] and increasing to 1½ scoops [6 g], then to 2 scoops [8 g] every other day.