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Help Boost Your Body's Defense Against Coughs, Colds and the Flu With New Patented vitamingum(TM), Nutrient-Enhanced Chewing Gum
Date:11/17/2009

FT. THOMAS, Ky., Nov. 17 /PRNewswire/ -- New vitamingum(TM) DEFENSE Formula (peppermint ice) contains EXTRA VITAMIN C, ANTIOXIDANT VITAMINS A and E, plus B-Vitamins, Calcium and Vitamin D to help consumers build up their immune defenses during cough, cold and flu season. vitamingum DEFENSE also freshens your breath with the pleasing taste of peppermint and helps soothe your throat and open your nasal passages with the cooling sensation of menthol. What a simple, easy way to gain valuable nutrients to help your body fight off the effects of colds and flu. Chewing gum is a great delivery vehicle for nutritional ingredients, as it allows for faster absorption into the blood stream via the mucous lining in your mouth. The vitamingum product line is the only patented, nutrient-enhanced chewing gums for added daily health and comes in two additional formulas/flavors:

TRACTION 50 (grape pomegranate): 50% RDV of Antioxidants, B-Vitamins and Vitamin D

COMPLETE (raspberry lemonade): Antioxidants, B-Vitamins, Calcium + Vitamin D, Minerals

All vitamingum formulas are sugar free and do not promote tooth decay. vitamingum is designed to be chewed by people of all ages and packaged in convenient, go-anywhere, 12-piece blister packs to preserve freshness and potency. One vitamingum pack is equivalent to the nutritional value found in two, 20-oz. bottles of the leading nutrient-enhanced water beverages. Suggested retail is $1.59 - $1.79. Chew For Health(TM).

Vitaball, Inc. has been an innovator and developer of nutritional chewing gums for the past decade utilizing advanced gum technology (U.S. Patent #5,569,477) to give consumers a better way to gain valuable nutrients during a busy day of work, study or play. Made in the USA, vitamingum is currently being distributed nationwide via mass retail locations (food, drug, mass mercha
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