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No More Fad Diets or Quick Fixes I have put off writing this article for a long time. I didn’t want to sound like just another person trying to monopolize on the huge weight loss industry with another fad diet or quick fix. But I believe that fad diets don’t work and quick fixes don’t last. So what is one to do at this time of year when people begin to realize how much they have gained during the holidays and that it’s time to get back to losing. How is one supposed to go about doing that? Read the rest of this article.
Feature Product Thai-Go Thai-Go [Vital Nutrition, Immune] is a blend of
the most healthful fruits and nutritional supplements from all
over the world. Thai-Go is replete with xanthones, bioflavonoids
and powerful antioxidants. Bioflavonoids give fruits and vegetables
their bright colors. In the body, bioflavonoids enhance vitamin
C absorption and help maintain collagen and capillary walls. They
also aid in the body’s immune–defense system. Antioxidants
scavenge the free radicals that the body accumulates as a byproduct
of energy production as well as through pollution, tobacco smoke,
ultraviolet light and radiation. Antioxidants benefit virtually
every organ and body system because them mop up damaging free
radicals. Thai-Go delivers a punch of antioxidant protection with
a very high ORAC value. Among Thai-Go’s key ingredient is
mangosteen, a tasty fruit found in eastern tropical nations, such
as Thailand. Mangosteen contains the greatest known supply of
compounds called xanthones. Xanthones offer powerful immune and
cardiovascular support. Other ingredients in this nutritious juice
include wolfberry, sea buckthorn, red grapes, grape seeds, grape
skins, raspberries, blueberries, apple extract and green tea. Read more about Thai-Go.
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Nicole Bandes is a Certified Herb Specialist and a Certified Leader in Natural Health. She has been helping people to discover that there is more to life than just basic health since 1994. Question: After learning a friend's little girl does not have a bm but once a week we started her on LB Extract. She was instructed to give her a little Nature's Three after a couple days of producing bm's. That worked for a few days and then she resorted back to a bm after every few days. They usually are so huge that they don't flush down the toilet. We then started her on LBSII. It takes a full dose to get her to have a bm. She still is not having a bm but every few days and they're huge. Each time her mom tries to add more LBSII to the regimen she vomits. She's also taking magnesium, children's chewables, elderberry, histablock, and bee pollen. Also, trying to improve her diet. Also, she's been on L.Reuteri. I'm concerned with the vomiting. It seems the LBSII has the potential to work, she is going better than she used to and seems to emptying her bowels but there is too much time between each bm.She's not a regular client so I don't have blood type info on her yet (we'll do that finally this week). Mainly a history of allergies and sinus problems (surprise surprise). Any idea about the vomiting?Thanks, -CC For more Ask the Herb Specialist questions and answers or if you have an herbal question you would like answered, please visit our website. |
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