As you well know, "organic" is a HUGE marketing buzz word these days.  Is it important? ABSOLUTELY!  The use of pesticides, insecticides and chemical fertilizers is at an all-time high as farmers struggle to compete.  But what does "organic" on a label really mean?

When you go to the market and buy organic carrots, that's what you're getting of course - carrots that were grown without chemical applications - a big step towards reducing the toxins you're exposed to daily.  But what happens when the carrot is ready to be harvested?  Did the farm laborer wash his hands after he fueled up the tractor?  Did the trucker keep the carrots separate from other items in his load to prevent contamination?  How about the handling at the market?

All very good questions, now let's look at the other extreme.  Consider products that read "100% Certified Organic".  This logically means ALL the ingredients were 1) grown organically; 2) harvested and packaged by certified handlers; 3) transported by a certified freight company; 4) base-formulated by the manufacturer in a certified organic handling facility; 5) contain NO synthetics (how can a synthetic be organic?); and 6) be modified for end use only by another certified organic handling facility.

Pretty tall order, don't you think?  The truth is, there is only a small handful of states that even offer any type of organic handling licensure.  The odds are against you...chances are excellent these products have been mis-labeled.

So where do products offered through Synergy21 Health fit in?  Great question.  All organic ingredients in each product are marked as such on the label and in the ingredient deck on the website.  As feasible, we will be adding information as to the total organic content of the product as well.

The organic ingredients in our products fall in the middle-ground area.  They are organically grown and the bases are produced at one of the few certified organic handling facilities in the country.  All products are finished in a clean room and are handled with the utmost care to preserve the integrity of the organics and the overall end product.