Re: Sydney Australia - Denis

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Hi Denis

Just wondering, can you please tell me the ingredients of the EVA-K

liquid chlorophyll. In some of the brands of liquid chlorophyll

available here in Australia some of the ingredients are not

recommended on Bee's diet. Grants is one of those. I currently buy

the chlorofresh online from OS, but I would like to purchase one from

here in Australia. I'm hoping EVA-K would be okay.

Many thanks,

, Newcastle

> Liquid Chlorophyll is easily obtainable from many health shops. The

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Hi

EVA-K Ingredients:

Chlorophyll powder (2%), ascorbic acid, potassium sorbate, spearmint oil, and

purified water.

I didn't like the ingredients of Grants Chlorophyll either when I saw it in the

shop.

I'd be interested to know if the ingedients in EVA-K are ok, and how it compares

to Chlorofresh.

Denis

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Hi Denis

Just wondering, can you please tell me the ingredients of the EVA-K

liquid chlorophyll. In some of the brands of liquid chlorophyll

available here in Australia some of the ingredients are not

recommended on Bee's diet. Grants is one of those. I currently buy

the chlorofresh online from OS, but I would like to purchase one from

here in Australia. I'm hoping EVA-K would be okay.

Many thanks,

, Newcastle

> Liquid Chlorophyll is easily obtainable from many health shops. The

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> EVA-K Ingredients: Chlorophyll powder (2%), ascorbic acid, potassium

sorbate, spearmint oil, and purified water.

==>Denis, I couldn't find the source of this product, i.e. alfalfa? Can

you find out?

Bee

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Hello Again Denis,

You also said you're using Melrose brand coconut oil...I've bought it

a few times and noticed that it has a smoky cocopnut smell. Have you

noticed that? In one of Bee's files on coconut oil, the man writing

the article says the smoky smell is okay, but in discussions in the

group, I think other's have believed the smoky smell is not an okay

thing. I usually buy Nui brand, which comes in the brown plastic

container, I enjoy the smell and taste, but of course I'm a bit suss

on the plastic container thing. What are your thoughts?

Bee, if you read this message, can you also give me your ideas re

smoky smell and buying coconut oil in plastic containers. (When I buy

it in a plastic container, I transfer it to a glass jar when I bring

it home, what do you reckon about that?)

Thanks very much

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> EVA-K Ingredients:

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> Chlorophyll powder (2%), ascorbic acid, potassium sorbate,

spearmint oil, and purified water.

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> I didn't like the ingredients of Grants Chlorophyll either when I

saw it in the shop.

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> I'd be interested to know if the ingedients in EVA-K are ok, and

how it compares to Chlorofresh.

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> Denis

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> Hi Denis

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> Just wondering, can you please tell me the ingredients of the EVA-

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> liquid chlorophyll. In some of the brands of liquid chlorophyll

> available here in Australia some of the ingredients are not

> recommended on Bee's diet. Grants is one of those. I currently

buy

> the chlorofresh online from OS, but I would like to purchase one

from

> here in Australia. I'm hoping EVA-K would be okay.

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> Many thanks,

> , Newcastle

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> Hello Again Denis,

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> You also said you're using Melrose brand coconut oil...I've bought

it

> a few times and noticed that it has a smoky cocopnut smell. Have

you

> noticed that? In one of Bee's files on coconut oil, the man writing

> the article says the smoky smell is okay, but in discussions in the

> group, I think other's have believed the smoky smell is not an okay

> thing. I usually buy Nui brand, which comes in the brown plastic

> container, I enjoy the smell and taste, but of course I'm a bit

suss on the plastic container thing. What are your thoughts?

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> Bee, if you read this message, can you also give me your ideas re

> smoky smell and buying coconut oil in plastic containers. (When I

buy it in a plastic container, I transfer it to a glass jar when I

bring it home, what do you reckon about that?)

==>Hi , if the product is undeoderized, unrefined, unbleached,

and not hydogenated it may still be okay, but another product would

be better. In other words I don't believe it will harm you. I used

Omega Nutrition for a long time due to finances and occasionally it

was smoky. As far as the plastic container is concerned, it depends

upon the type of plastic used. Some grades aren't damaging to

foods. It's a good idea to transfer it however.

==>, please trim your messages - see our Group Info Folder

(files on our left menu). Thanks.

Bee

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Hi ,

I haven't noticed that the smoky coconut smell. It's been a few years since I've

tried another brand to compare with the Melrose brand. I guess I'll try some

other brands, like the one you mentioned, and see which one I prefer. Then I

might be able appreciate what you're talking about a bit more.

As far as the containers go, I just figure that if a plastic taste leeches into

water from plastic bottles, a similar thing may be occuring with plastic

containers and coconut oil.

Denis

You also said you're using Melrose brand coconut oil...I've bought

it

> a few times and noticed that it has a smoky cocopnut smell. Have

you

> noticed that? In one of Bee's files on coconut oil, the man writing

> the article says the smoky smell is okay, but in discussions in the

> group, I think other's have believed the smoky smell is not an okay

> thing. I usually buy Nui brand, which comes in the brown plastic

> container, I enjoy the smell and taste, but of course I'm a bit

suss on the plastic container thing. What are your thoughts?

As far as the plastic container is concerned, it depends

upon the type of plastic used. Some grades aren't damaging to

foods. It's a good idea to transfer it however.

Bee

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> Bee, That's all it says on the ingredients list. I tried contacting

the company/distibutor some months ago but had no luck. I know what

you mean, you'd think they would mention alfalfa or at least something

else as the source of the chlorophyll.

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> But at least it doesn't give me the ill effects that chlorella and

spirullina did. It gives me energy when I'm fatigued and sends me to

the can when I need to go (good for digestion).

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> I'll try to contact them again next week to get this info.

==>Thanks Denis! If it makes you feel good then it must be okay.

Bee

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> Thanks for all the info.

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> I'll be at the markets tomorrow to get the butter. I haven't been

there in a while!

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> The butter is from the same people that make the raw milk, isn't

it? I tried the milk just before I started this program, and it had a

beautiful taste.

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> I'll get the Cod Liver Oil and Vit E products you mentioned.

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> Did you get any other products internationally?

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I have heard that the Gympie Butter people do raw milk and cream, so

it's probably the same people.

The only other product I bought internationally was the Chlorofresh,

but I may now buy EVA-K as I found it at one of our vitamin stores up

here in Newcastle. Not sure yet though...did you find out about the

chlorophyll powder they use, I remember Bee asking you about it.

I'm going to buy the NOW clove oil online from I-Herb and I can get

the Chlorofresh there too, so I may just stick with the Chlorofresh.

It's a safe bet if Bee and all use it and I really enjoy the flavour

and benefits. (Only problem is, per a bottle of $8.00 USD

chlorophyll, postage is about $21.00USD, OUCH!)

All the best,

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> Hi and Bee,

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> I finally got around to finding out about the Eva-K Liquid

Chlorophyll. According to the suppler, the chlorophyll is derived

from mulberry leaves. They said it used to be derived from Alfalfa,

but made the switch 2 years ago. The person I spoke to didn't know

the reason for the switch.

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> , if you want more info, their phone number is 1800 670 680

and the supplier's name is Swiss (I think that's how it's spelt).

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> EVA-K Ingredients: Chlorophyll powder (2%), ascorbic acid,

potassium

> sorbate, spearmint oil, and purified water.

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> So if Bee or anyone could chime in and offer their opinion of

Mulberry Leaves, and it's use as the source of chlorophyll for

liquid chlorophyll, that would be great.

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> , the shipping cost for the Chlorofresh is excessive alright!

Does it come in a glass bottle?

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> And where do you source your digestive enzymes from?

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> Denis

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> ==> Hello Denis,

That sounds unusual and interesting about the mulberry leaves for

the liquid chlorophyll, see what Bee reckons.

Chlorofresh does come in a glass bottle, about the same size and

look as the EVA-K.

I'm not using digestive enzymes, so I haven't had to source them.

All the best to you and everyone,

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