Faq

What other ingredients are included in SBX?

Stearic Acid, Di-calcium Phosphate, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Croscarmellose Sodium, Magnesium Stearate, Silicon Dioxide, and Pharmaceutical Glaze.

Do you sell SBX in stores?

No - the SBX multivitamin is only sold on this website.

Can I stop taking my medication now I'm taking SBX?

No.  You must follow your physician's advice with respect to your medication.  Talk to your physician If you feel the need for a reduction in your antipsychotic medication.

What other ingredients are included in SBX?

Stearic Acid, Di-calcium Phosphate, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Croscarmellose Sodium, Magnesium Stearate, Silicon Dioxide, and Pharmaceutical Glaze.

Should I be worried that SBX contains levels of vitamins and supplements above the RDA?

Do not be concerned as the vitamins and supplements in SBX are at levels above the RDA (Recommended Daily Allowance) but they are all present at levels below the Upper Safe Levels.  The RDA of vitamins is a US-recommended allowance to prevent deficiency. Some supplements contain levels of vitamins and minerals above the RDA. This is because, for some nutrients, intakes above the RDA are safe and may be associated with particular benefits. For most vitamins and minerals Upper Safe Levels have also been established so that both manufacturers and consumers can be made aware of the levels of intake which allow people to optimise their diets safely. The B vitamins and vitamin C in SBX are water-soluble vitamins, which means you need them in your diet every day because they can't be stored in the body for any length of time.

At what age can I start taking SBX?

You can start taking SBX from when you are a teenager.

What time of day should I take SBX?

It's best to take SBX in the morning and in the evening or as directed by a physician.

What's the serving size of SBX?

Tablets are ideally taken as one tablet twice a day. If for any reason twice a day is difficult, then two tablets may be taken once a day.  

What are the characteristics of refractory schizophrenia?

On average, patients with refractory schizophrenia have a 2-year earlier age of onset and are more likely to be men.  Other characteristics associated with refractory schizophrenia include a higher number of hospitalizations and a history of substance abuse.  They are often treated with much higher-than-normal doses of medication, polyphamacy, or both in an effort to obtain a response that is lacking with ordinary doses of typical or atypical antipsychotic drugs (Dr Meltzer).

Is SBX natural?

Yes.  SBX contains no pharmaceutical ingredients and so does not require a prescription.  It is formulated from 100% natural quality ingredients, each using a specific combination and dosage for optimal efficacy.

Do you have trials or studies to substantiate the effectiveness of your formula?

We have a large database of independent published clinical studies on the active ingredients used in this product. These can be viewed under the active ingredients or the individual links at the top of the page.

Should I take SBX with a meal?

Yes.  It's best to take SBX with a substantial meal such as breakfast. 

Can you tell me more about the formulation of SBX?

SBX's R&D team have spent time researching the significant active ingredients to formulate the best possible results.  While each active ingredient has its individual benefits, it is only when blended together in specific quantities and ratios that it is possible to achieve worthwhile results.

See the links under the Active Ingredients or the links above at the top of the web page.

Are there any side effects associated with SBX?

SBX is a 100% natural product, however some people can still have reactions to particular ingredients such as flushing from B3 (niacin) or nausea if not taken with a substantial meal.

Can SBX be taken while pregnant or nursing?

No. If you wish to take this product while pregnant or nursing please consult your physician before use.

Will SBX interfere with other prescription medications?

It is always recommended to consult with your physician prior to adding any supplement to your current regimen.

What else an I do to reduce the symptoms of schizophrenia

You must ensure you have sufficient vitamins and minerals in your diet.  This should include a good balance of fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and fish as well as drinking water.

It is important to ensure that your intake of Omega-3 and 6 essential fatty acids are high enough.  SBX will be selling Omega-3 and 6 on this website shortly.

You should add yoga and/or meditation for your optimum health regime.