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Our vegetable capsules are made from tree fiber. The certificate of analysis verifies that no toxic solvents have been used to make our capsules. (Unfortunately, some companies do use solvent-tainted vegetable capsules to hold their ingredients.)

Our products do not contain hydrogenated oils, undesirable flavoring additive or colors, or artificial fragrance. Our products are made without added preservatives.

Our products are manufactured to avoid the use of magnesium stearate (from either animal or vegetable sources) because research shows that it may convert to formaldehyde (a metabolic stressor/ contaminator).

Our products are also manufactured to avoid the use talcum powder, a suspected carcinogen (an immune-compromising agent), that is used in the manufacturing process. The use of this agent is common in the nutritional supplement industry. Rarely will you find talcum powder listed on the label of another company's product, even though they have used it in their manufacturing process. However our QNL products are "clean" - without the use of undesired excipients.

Consuming nutrients that are synthetic or that have degraded resonant frequencies (from nutrients that have been poorly grown or contaminated with chemical additives, etc.) can dampen your own cell's resonant frequency. Obviously, for best health, QNL's answer is to recommend the consumption of quantum quality nutrients that have a "body of light" and that are made without "junk" additives (no toxic tagalongs or excipients).

Excipients are binders, fillers, flowing agents and "glues" that are often NON-nutritive substances used in nutritional products. Many of these substances are HIGHLY questionable.

Why would you want to consume anything that is not nutritive, such as excipients that are often just fillers in a nutritional product? We believe it is unnecessary to take nutritional products that have questionable, potentially harmful, non-nutritive excipients.

What about tablets? Tablets ALWAYS contain excipients (that is how they are made; they cannot be made without them). Therefore, we believe it is wisest to especially avoid nutritional products as tablets.

One common example of a questionable excipient is magnesium stearate, a cheap lubricating agent. Research shows it may be immune-compromising.

Typically, most products can be taken with meals. For specific recommendations, please refer to the label's recommended use.

Ground-breaking experiments by German biophysicist Dr. Fritz-Alpert Popp of the University of Kaiserlautern and others have demonstrated that there is a release of "light" that emanates from healthy cells, which is not normally visible to the naked eye but easily quantified by highly sophisticated German optical equipment. This radiant field or "body of light" around a molecule or human cell distinguishes living from non-living substances.

Only quantum quality nutrients are capable of promoting the most rapid shift in ideal cellular resonance, we call this the "Quantum Nutritional Effect."