Most supplements available today are artificially lab made chemicals, not organic nutrients.
Synthetic "nutrients" have almost identical chemical structures to the nutrients naturally found in foods, however they have been proven to interact with the body in very different ways.

Supplements that list nutrients individually, such as vitamin C, zinc, vitamin E etc. or list chemical names like ascorbic acid in the ingredients are synthetic unless stated otherwise.
While synthetic nutrients are designed to mimic the natural nutrients found in food, research has demonstrated significant differences between synthetic and natural nutrients.

When we eat real foods we don't just consume single nutrients, but a wide range of vitamins, minerals, acids, co-factors and enzymes that allow for optimal digestion and absorption.
When we choose to supplement our diets with additional nutrients, doesn't it make sense that we get them from a complete, organic food source just as nature intended?

Organic wholefood supplements are thoughtfully selected "superfoods" which have very high quantities of one or more desirable nutrients intended to promote health and wellbeing.

Supplementation with organic, plant based whole foods is the easiest and safest way to increase your nutrient intake naturally.