Southwest Wellness Center and AmeriSciences® are committed to staying on the cutting-edge of nutraceutical technology. It is our belief that nutrition should no longer be treated as a pseudo-science – the evidence is too great to deny its significance in overall health and wellness. Accordingly, armed with the latest and most reliable scientific data, we will spare no expense as it continues to push the science of nutrition to the forefront and advance the knowledge-base of the entire industry.
Our commitment is to working with a team of product developers, physicians and scientists to provide you with new and innovative products that are the safest yet most effective possible.
Much of the science behind our products is guided by the AmeriSciences Scientific Advisory Board. Comprised of leading scientists, physicians and innovators, AmeriSciences Scientific Advisory Board ensures that all AmeriSciences products are the best, most effective products on the market today and long into the future. Board members participate in clinical trials, consumer supplement education and product research and development as they work to shift the medical paradigm from sickness and treatment to wellness and prevention.
We are dedicated to our commitment of quality and superior R&D. This can be seen recently with our joint research venture with NASA/Johnson Space Center (JSC). Out of a need to provide increased nutritional support for long-duration space flight, NASA/JSC has spent the last couple of years compiling scientific data on the basis of an astronaut-specific multivitamin formulation. In late 2005, AmeriSciences entered into a Space Act Agreement with NASA/JSC to develop several nutritional products: a complete multivitamin regimen for general astronaut health and a specialized supplemental vitamin for in-flight nutritional needs. The Space Act Agreement includes the co-development of the formulations as well as shared responsibilities for extensive product testing, participation in project reports and identification and assessment of related technologies. Learn more about the Space Act Agreement.
