The importance of bioavailability continues to gain traction as consumers reach for more functional beverages with a focus on disease prevention and whole body health.
 
Industry trends show a growing demand for antioxidants and similar wellness-boosting ingredients. With the limited bioavailability of many popular antioxidants and minerals, beverage developers are actively seeking methods for improving absorption rates.

The report Electrolytes and Human Health, from Mineral Resources Int., Ogden, UT, a company specializing in developing, manufacturing, and distributing nutritional supplements integrating minerals and trace elements harvested from Utah’s Great Salt Lake, noted “An important, abiding factor in ensuring an optimal level of electrolytes and trace minerals is the bioavailability of the minerals themselves.”
 
With this principle in mind, the team at Vital Force Technology, White City, OR, is providing targeted bioavailability enhancement for beverage and supplement manufacturers, including formulators already utilizing MRI’s mineral-based liquid ingredients.
 
Over the last decade, the scientists behind VFT have developed and perfected more than 50 targeted bioenergetics patterns uniquely formulated to deliver the biological and psychological benefits consumers crave free without additives, chemicals, or negative side effects. Through the completely non-toxic and natural energetic infusion, beverages manufacturers can enhance their products to improve the bioavailability of key ingredients and promote benefits like stress relief, mental clarity, and performance enhancement.
 
The formulas created with Vital Force Technology are based on the experimentally proven structuring effect Vital Force energetic formulas have on water. Using a Gas Discharge Visualization (GDV) camera to record results, it was confirmed that VFT bio-energetic formulas influence the structure of water with each energy pattern having a notably different effect on the water. For more information and a full review of the study, visit the Vital Force Research Library online.