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	The Amarant Trust
	National Federation of Women's Institute
	WellBeing
	National Childbirth Trust
	Baby Life Support System
	Miscarriage Association
	National Osteoporosis Society
	The Vegetarian Society

	The Monkey Sanctuary
	The British Biathlon Team
	She Magazine
	National Association of Premenstrual Sufferers
	What Really Works

Menopace^® Supports

The Menopause Amarant Trust. The leading UK charity for education and research into the menopause, The Amarant Trust runs specialist clinics in London and trustees are acknowledged experts on the menopause and HRT. Vitabiotics works with The Amarant Trust to help promote awareness of options available at the menopause and the importance of good nutrition at this time. Vitabiotics has also printed and sponsored several Amarant Trust leaflets. [top]

National Federation of Women's Institutes (NFWI). The NFWI aims to improve and develop the quality of life for women and their families, offering women the opportunity to increase their awareness of and participation in public issues and develop their talents and skills. Vitabiotics has supported various NFWI publications, and supplied members with products. [top]

Well-Being, the health research charity for women and babies and fundraising arm of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, funds research into all areas of women's gynecological and obstetric health as well as the health of their newborn babies. Vitabiotics has been supporting WellBeing since 1997 by raising awareness of the charity's work, and recently sponsored WellBeing's booklet for women who are going through the menopause as part of its National Menopause Awareness Campaign.[top]

Pregnacare^® Supports

WellBeing. The medical research and fundraising arm of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. WellBeing funds research into pregnancy, infertility, premature birth and health of new born babies as well as women's gynecological health. Vitabiotics has been supporting WellBeing since 1997 by raising awareness of the charity's work, fundraising in pharmacies and supporting two booklets for women who are preparing for pregnancy or already pregnant - Preparing for Pregnancy and Pregnancy & Birth. [top]

National Childbirth Trust (NCT). The NCT offers information and support in pregnancy, childbirth and early parenthood, and aims to enable every parent to make informed choices. Vitabiotics supports the NCT by including charity information on in-pack leaflets for Pregnacare^®. [top]

BLISS. The national charity for the newborn, BLISS supports parents and families of newborns fighting for life, provides hospital equipment for intensive care of infants, sponsors nurse training, and funds research which will impact the future care of sick babies. Vitabiotics has supported BLISS with ongoing advertising, and has sponsored a leaflet about the valuable work BLISS does. [top]

The Miscarriage Association provides support and information to those who have lost a baby in pregnancy, and works to raise awareness of pregnancy loss and the issues surrounding it. Vitabiotics has provided The Miscarriage Association with annual financial support and has recently sponsored an information leaflet for the charity. [top]

Osteocare^® Supports

The National Osteoporosis Society (NOS). The leading charity for bone health in the UK, the NOS offers support to people with osteoporosis, their families and careers, through a range of detailed information booklets, a national telephone help line and a network of regional support groups. Vitabiotics supports the NOS with a donation for every box of Osteocare^® sold. In the past, the NOS has also appeared on in-pack Osteocare^® leaflets. [top]

The Vegetarian Society. The voice of Britain's 4 million vegetarians, The Vegetarian Society aims to increase awareness of vegetarianism and the issues surrounding it through campaigning, education, information and research. Osteocare^® carries the Vegetarian Society "V" symbol, an official seal of approval to show the product is suitable for vegetarians. [top]

The Monkey Sanctuary Trust. Founded in 1994, the Monkey Sanctuary Trust helps conserve the welfare of primates, taking particular care of a colony of woolly monkeys at The Monkey Sanctuary in Cornwall. Previously brought to England as pets, woolly monkeys are now endangered in the wild. The Trust also aims to help rehabilitate primates into protected parks and reserves, and promote environmental education and awareness of conservation issues. Vitabiotics supports The Monkey Sanctuary with promotional support and provides calcium supplements for the Sanctuary monkeys to help prevent them from developing rickets. [top]

Wellman^® Supports

The British Biathlon Team. Formerly the British Nordic Ski Team, the British Biathlon Team uses Wellman^® in training to help them maintain peak physical and mental performance. [top]

Wellwoman^® Supports

She magazine. Targeting busy modern women, She is the top glossy women's lifestyle magazine for the 30 something market. Wellwoman^® is recommended by She and recognized by their experienced health and beauty team as an ideal supplement for a healthy lifestyle and vibrant looks. [top]

The National Association of Premenstrual Syndrome (NAPS). The only charity in the UK to provide help, information and support to PMS sufferers and their families, the NAPS works to promote a better understanding of PMS and its treatment by the medical profession. Vitabiotics has sponsored a leaflet for NAPS on dietary guidelines for premenstrual syndrome. The NAPS has also joined with Vitabiotics in a series of radio interviews to promote awareness of dietary measures to help with PMS. [top]

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What Really Works 'The insiders guide to natural health'
A complementary health site dedicated to helping you make fully informed health & lifestyle choices. Written by Susan Clark, award-winning UK health journalist, author & broadcaster. [top]

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