Beyond Wellness Chiropractic Center provides information about Standard Process supplements and nutrition questions in Charlotte. Review the specific product, ingredients and reason for use before deciding whether a supplement fits your needs.
For questions, call 704-461-1836. The shop links below lead to the Beyond Wellness Standard Process storefront.
Standard Process produces whole food-based nutritional supplements. The manufacturer describes its ingredient sourcing and production on its company website. A company’s farming and manufacturing practices do not establish that every product is appropriate for every person.
Compare the Supplement Facts panel, serving size, ingredients and allergens on the product you are considering. Ask which nutritional need it is intended to address and how its use will be reviewed.
A broad product description cannot establish that you have a deficiency or need a particular supplement.
Ingredients and formulations vary by product. “Food-based” or “natural” does not establish superior absorption, effectiveness or safety for every formulation. Assess the actual ingredients, amounts and evidence for the intended use.
The catalog includes different formulations. Check the current label and intended use rather than assuming every product has the same ingredients, organic status or precautions.
Herbal supplements contain botanical ingredients. Review each formula with your clinician or pharmacist, particularly when taking medicines. A supplement should not be used in place of necessary treatment for a disease.
Discuss a child’s nutritional needs with the child’s clinician before choosing a supplement. Check the exact product’s age guidance, ingredients, allergens and dose; an adult formula is not automatically appropriate for a child.
The catalog includes different formulations. Check the current label and intended use rather than assuming every product has the same ingredients, organic status or precautions.
Herbal supplements contain botanical ingredients. Review each formula with your clinician or pharmacist, particularly when taking medicines. A supplement should not be used in place of necessary treatment for a disease.
Discuss a child’s nutritional needs with the child’s clinician before choosing a supplement. Check the exact product’s age guidance, ingredients, allergens and dose; an adult formula is not automatically appropriate for a child.
Ask about a nutrition professional’s qualifications, scope of practice and experience with your needs. Discuss food choices, health conditions, medicines and goals. Some concerns may need a registered dietitian or medical clinician.
Before starting a program, clarify what is included, the cost and how progress will be assessed.
A symptom questionnaire can help organize a discussion of your health and diet. It does not, by itself, diagnose a disease or nutrient deficiency or prove that a supplement is needed. Ask how recommendations are supported by the assessment.
Standard Process describes its Nutrition Innovation Center as part of its research work. Evaluate individual studies and product claims on their own merits; having a research center does not guarantee a result for a particular patient.
Use the Beyond Wellness Standard Process storefront to review current products. Confirm the product and instructions with your clinician before ordering. Contact Beyond Wellness at 704-461-1836 for office questions.
FDA regulation or inspection is not the same as approval. Dietary supplements are not approved by the FDA for safety and effectiveness before sale. Read the FDA’s dietary supplement overview.
Standard Process describes its Wisconsin farm and manufacturing operations on its manufacturing page. Check the current label or manufacturer information for a specific product’s origin.
Check the complete product name. Different Cataplex products have different formulations; a general description cannot identify the ingredients or purpose of every product in the range. Review the current Supplement Facts and ask about suitability.
These are dietary supplements with different ingredients and intended uses. They are not substitutes for a varied diet or prescribed medical care. Ask what benefit is expected from the specific product being considered.
The manufacturer grows many plant ingredients on its certified organic farm and also uses other ingredient sources. Do not assume that every ingredient or finished product is organic; review the specific label.