Description

Smaller appetite, same nutrient needs. Three daily basics to help you cover the gaps while you're eating less.

This stack is great for anyone looking for premium daily nutritional support. It is particularly ideal for those following a lower calorie diet, or on weight loss medications that reduce appetite and food intake.

GLP-1 medications such as semaglutide and tirzepatide often mean consuming smaller meals and fewer of them. The body still needs the same vitamins and minerals every day. When portions shrink, it gets harder to get enough nutritional support from food alone.

The GLP-1 Daily Essentials Bundle brings together three BioSource Nutra basics in one simple routine: a liquid B complex (including methyl B12), an iron-free whole-food multivitamin, and fiber-based digestive support.

These supplements are not a substitute for your medication or your prescriber's advice. They're nutritional support for the person taking weight loss medication or on a low calorie diet protocol.

What's in the bundle

1. Essential B Complex: for everyday energy metabolism

B vitamins come primarily from food, and your body doesn't store most of them. When you're eating less, your body needs a sufficient, consistent daily source.

• 1,500 mcg methyl B12 (methylcobalamin, an active form) supports normal nerve function and red blood cell formation
• B2 and B3 help your body use the energy in the food you do eat
• B6 supports protein (amino acid) metabolism

Great tasting liquid. Once a day. No pill to swallow. Take it straight or in water.

2. Vibrant Life Multivitamin: to help fill nutrient gaps

Fewer meals and smaller portions mean fewer chances to get a full range of nutrients. Vibrant Life covers the broad daily base.

• 1,000 mg vitamin C, vitamin D3, K, zinc, magnesium, selenium and iodine
• 45 fruits and vegetables, plus mushrooms and CoQ10
• Seven digestive enzymes and a shelf-stable probiotic (Bacillus coagulans)
• Iron-free. Many adults, especially women past childbearing years, don't need supplemental iron.

One daily source, for the benefits you'd get from multiple products. Saves you money, time, and pill volume.

Smaller-appetite tip: take the 3 tablets with food, together or spread across your meals.

3. Colonew: for digestive regularity

Eating less can also mean less fiber and less fluid each day, and that can make staying regular harder.

• 1,200 mg psyllium husk: a soluble fiber that absorbs water and forms a soft gel, adding bulk that helps support regularity.
• Additional fiber and digestive support: oat bran, apple pectin and glucomannan (plant fibers from oats, apples and konjac root), plus ground flaxseed and prune and papaya fruit powders.
• L. acidophilus: a probiotic bacterium naturally found in the digestive tract, for everyday digestive health.
• No senna or cascara: these stimulant laxatives work by triggering the bowel to contract, which can cause cramping and urgency, and they’re meant for short-term use. Colonew relies on fiber instead, so it suits a daily routine.
• Take with a full glass of water. Fiber works best with fluid.

Your daily routine

Three habits that matter as much as any supplement:

1. Prioritize protein at every meal. Eat it first when your appetite is limited.
2. Drink water consistently throughout the day. Appetite cues for thirst can fade too.
3. Choose nutrient-dense foods over empty calories. Every bite counts more now.

Why BioSource Nutra

• Made in the USA in GMP-certified facilities
• Third-party tested
• From the team behind the BioSource Nutra protocol

Frequently asked questions

Can I take vitamins while on a GLP-1 medication?

Many people do. Because these medications can reduce how much you eat, it can be harder to get enough nutrients from food. Talk with your prescriber or pharmacist before adding any supplement, especially if you take other medications.

Does this bundle affect how my GLP-1 medication works?

No claims are made that it does. This bundle provides everyday nutritional support. It is not designed to change, boost or replace your medication.

Why B12?

B12 supports normal nerve function and red blood cell formation. It's found mainly in animal foods, so if you're eating smaller portions of meat, eggs and dairy, you may be getting less of it.

Why an iron-free multivitamin?

Many adults, particularly women after menopause, don't need extra iron. If your doctor has told you to take iron, you can take it separately as directed.

The multivitamin is 3 tablets. What if I can't eat much?

Take one tablet with each small meal or snack instead of all three at once.

How should I take Colonew with my other medications?

Take Colonew with a full glass of water, and take it at least 2 hours apart from other medications, since fiber can affect how some are absorbed. If your medication is an oral tablet with specific timing instructions, follow those first and ask your pharmacist when to fit Colonew in. Start gradually if you're new to fiber supplements.

Is this for people who aren't on a GLP-1?

Yes. Anyone eating less, whether on a structured diet, a smaller-portion lifestyle or with a reduced appetite, can use the same three basics.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your healthcare provider before use, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition.