VetIonX review: natural dog supplies

Vetionx appears to be a very interesting company offering animal supplements.

They believe in humane animal care and proper pet health through modern medical and natural science. The best of both worlds, so to speak.

According to the Vetionx website, their products are scientifically formulated and manufactured using the best practices available and meet with current FDA standards.

At the moment they offer 4 different products: ArthroIonX, DermaIonX, DiaIonX and H2OIonX.

So what’s with the IonX in the name? You can read the following in their FAQ:

# I - Ionized: Positive charges carried through the body. A positive electric charge is produced when an electron bound to a molecule absorbs enough energy from an external source for properly balanced cellular chemistry and therefore promoting a healthy and well functioning body.

# on - Orthomolecular Nutrition: Medical therapy which uses vitamins, minerals and other nutrients to make sure that the body has the correct molecules (vitamins, minerals and other nutrients) for optimal health in the correct potencies and correct balances to overcome specific genetic vitamin dependencies that almost all of us have. Tools of modern medical and scientific technology have shown how the chemistry of our cells work and how important properly balanced cellular chemistry is to a healthy, well-functioning body.

# X - Active ingredient or specific group of nutrients with special functions in the body, bonded under orthomolecular level to positive electrons donated by the formula to be carried to the cell.

… a bit too scientific for me…I’ll have to look into that deeper as soon as I have the time. I think you’ll find more info on www.webmd.com or www.petshealth101.com

What I think it comes down to is this; something in the formula is able to connect a nutrient or mineral to a cell. In addition, it is able to remove toxins and waste from the cell, leaving a healthier cell.

This sounds really great if it works, our pets should heal better when they’re ill and their immune system will get better as well since they’re taking up more vitamins, nutrients and minerals. People have been taking vitamins and supplements for years now, with great success, so why wouldn’t our pets benefit from supplements as well.

I haven’t found a lot of information yet on Vetionx and it’s products, so I still have some research work to do. It looks promising though, usually when a product is bad or doesn’t work, the internet is crowded with bad reviews. The only reviews I have found on Vetionx so far have been positive.

I hope to have an update for you real soon, meanwhile, you can check out their website here.