The Nutramedix vision is to provide the finest quality natural products and to devote a substantial portion of its earnings to improve the quality of life for disadvantaged people around the world. With facilities in Jupiter, Florida, USA and in Shannon, Ireland, the company has specialized in supplying Peruvian botanicals to manufacturers, distributors and consumers since 1993.
The beginnings of the company extend deep into the jungles of Peru. The founder of Nutramedix, while working as a missionary pilot in the Peruvian rainforest during the 1980´s, first learned about the herb Cat´s Claw from the Ashaninka Indians. Since that time, Nutramedix has maintained very strong relationships with the Peruvians who harvest our materials, and each year our researchers conduct an expedition into the jungle with them to investigate new medicinal plants for development.
Nutramedix has made a significant investment to develop a novel, proprietary extraction and enhancement process used to manufacture its liquid extracts. The result is a highly bio-available whole herb, broad-spectrum extract that enhances the action of the herbal ingredient. The first liquid extract product we introduced in 2003 has also become our signature product, Samento, a rare chemo-type of Cat´s Claw. This new version has been exceptionally well received by both consumers and health care professionals alike. In fact, Samento has been approved as a medicine in Ecuador with three associated medical claims. Next, we released a liquid extract version of Noni, the very popular fruit from Polynesia. The extract version requires much lower dosage recommendations than the standard juice format, and has a far more pleasant flavor.
We have since developed a full line of over 20 products utilizing the very same proprietary extraction and enhancement process, allowing us to produce high quality herbal products in a low cost-per-dose format. This new line of products has become a unique and powerful arsenal designed to meet a broad range of today’s health challenges.