Supplements

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In a message dated 3/5/01 6:17:03 PM Eastern Standard Time,

jcald@... writes:

<< I believe it was Dotsie that gave a list of vitamins and other

supplements that were used during BE, please re-send the list?

>>

Hi Joan,

I didn't take the supplements at the same time I was doing the BE. I did the

protocol first and then took the other products because I was using the 4hz

and didn't want to take any chances. I did over 100 hours of BE (with

colloidal silver) and started on the supplements immediately after that for a

month or two even though I was feeling better at that time. Below is the

list:

Proanthocyanidins

Beta Glucan

Sam's Formula

Olive Leaf Extract

Colloidal Silver

Microhydrin

Aloe

Kombucha

Homozon (on and off)

Vital Ion

<>

Do you notice any difference with the increased time?

<<Once again, thanks for the kindness and individual attention--without

it, I don't think I could get through these rough couple of months.>>

That's why we're here and I hope you see a difference soon.

Dotsie

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Joan Caldwell wrote:

>

> I believe it was Dotsie that gave a list of vitamins and other

> supplements that were used during BE, please re-send the list?

I think I missed that post too? Are you using the 4 or

100? Is it Hz or Mhz? thanks. MA

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I'm using 4hz for 1-1/2 hr every day

Ann wrote:

> Joan Caldwell wrote:

> >

> > I believe it was Dotsie that gave a list of vitamins and other

> > supplements that were used during BE, please re-send the list?

>

> I think I missed that post too? Are you using the 4 or

> 100? Is it Hz or Mhz? thanks. MA

>

>

>

>

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wow women what a regimen --keep it up and looks like you lost quite i bit

doing it that way too di

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> Flo,

>

> I had surgery on 3/8/01 here is my daily routine:

>

> In the morning I take 1 multi-vitamin, vitamin E caps, ZMA fuel, two

> tums, Previcid, Flax Oil and Glutamein fuel... I wash all of these

> down as I drink my Citrucel... (I try to think of it as my morning

> glass of orange juice). I have the Creatine and GNC designer whey

> protein, but I have not been diligent about taking them... I just

> can't seem to tolerate the taste. I want to try to get them in, but

> so far, I haven't been doing it.

>

> Mid-day, my second multi-vitamin

> I'm trying to eat my yogurt at lunch time... I really have a hard

> time with yogurt, it has always been something I just don't like, I

> realize how important it is and I've tried everything out there...

> the drinkable, the squeezeable, etc. I recently tried the Dannon

> with sprinkles and it's the best so far... the sprinkles cut the

> bitter taste. Someone also suggested that I try mixing some granola

> with the yogurt since the texture really turns me off, so I'm going

> to try that also.

>

> Dinner time, my third multi-vitamin

>

> As to foods, I'm still on a lot of soups (mainly chicen noodle,

> vegetarian vegetable and tomato, mixing in some saltines... that's

> what sits best with stomach so far. I try little bits of other

> things, a few bites of pasta, macaroni/cheese, chicken salad with

> grapes or pineapple and even a few nuts mixed in... but very little

> of these things so far a they sit so heavy in my stomach. I'm just

> trying to introduce all sorts of things so eventually I can tolerate

> pretty much anything in small quantities. I hope this theory works.

> This evening, I even had a few small bites of my favorite food...

> pizza. It was pretty good and seems to be OK with my stomach so far.

>

> If I'm going to eat something new or something kind of spicy, I take

> a couple of tums and sometimes even a sip of Carafate... just in case

> what I'm going to try might upset my stomach.

>

> I have also gotten in the habit of having water or Gatorade sitting

> all over the house so I can grab sips throughout the day.

>

>

> Cincinnati

> 3/8/01

> 294/255

>

>

>

>

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Hi Auj,

TY for your advice. :-)

I agree about the veggies/fruit . And since deciding not to vaccinate our little

girl Ruby (nearly 2) anymore, we have improved our eating habits regarding those

two things.

Wheatgrass you say? What are its benefits then?

Its so interesting , all this new info. Im enjoying learning from everyone.

:-)

Thanx,

SUE

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Debbie,

While I'm not convinced that these supplements help with weight

loss, I do take them. The only thing I take religiously are

creatine, glutamine, and citrucel. I went to see Dr R last week, and

I had a feeling that from reading what other patients had to say that

he was going to say to start all of the other supplements. So, I

am. I don't remember reading anything about Vit E, but Dr R told me

to start taking it. I'm back on the fish oil, although I can taste

it. I'm back on the ZMA. I've been doing them all(except for bran)

for about a week and the scale has only moved up.

I get my unflavored creatine and glutamine from vitamin world and

take as directed. I add it to my citrucel every night. Simple. I

think the directions say to take it twice day though. I don't know

when they ever expect us to eat I've started taknig 2 fish oil

caplets in the morning along with a vit E capsule. I have tummy

problems, so I usually only take 2 vitamins in the course of a day.

At night I take 2 more fish tablets, a caltrate(for calcium) and some

tums. Then before bed I take my citrucel and the ZMA.

There is a webpage with a spreadsheet on it that was very helpful

when I first started, but I don't have the address of it now.

manda

> Hi, I need some help. Although I have been religious

> about my vitamins and citrucel, I have not taken any

> supplements and was told that they will help with my

> weight loss by Diane. After reading the manual I am

> no closer to understanding dosages than before. Can

> someone tell me what dosages in capsule form I should

> be taking of Glutamine, Creatine and ZMA? Also, does

> the whey protein come in pill form? I can't stand the

> idea of a shake or another awful tasting drink.

> Thanks for any help. Debbie

>

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I can't tolerate the herbal supps either, even the Multi , which has herbs in

it, makes me feel bad. So I just don't take them. I have no probs with Deflect.

I actually feel good with that.

every person is different, so don't take stuff that doesn't agree with your

body.

my 2 cents,

Emmi

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of course - unless you are allergic to any of the ingredient (not in this

case) it is detoxing your body. Normal symptoms. Try taking 1 capsule 5 min

before going to sleep.

love

For your lowest prices go to - http://www.foodforyourblood.com

supplements

I was wondering if any of you get headaches/sick when taking the herb

supplements

put out by DaDamo? Does anyone know why it would cause me to get a

headache? I

also have a problem with the deflect. sigh. argh.

Anyone?

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Crystal - sounds like a detox to me. Go slow, take only 1/day with food.

Sometimes before bed is helpful.

blessings,

kathy s

**email me privately for info to order Dr D's (NAP) products

kksmith@...

> I was wondering if any of you get headaches/sick when taking the herb

supplements

> put out by DaDamo? Does anyone know why it would cause me to get a headache?

I

> also have a problem with the deflect. sigh. argh. Crystal

>

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IMMUNE CALM, STOMACH EASE, DEFLECT, PROBIOTIC.

Instead of spending money on calcium, first make sure that you eat more

protein then carbs, and exercise hard.

love

Supplements

I take a bunch of different supplements and would like

your advice. What four to five supplements should O's

take? I suppose one of them should be Kelp (Fucus) and

the other Calcium?

m.

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thanks thomas,

are there particular brand names associated with these

products?

m.

--- Dekany <info@...> wrote:

> IMMUNE CALM, STOMACH EASE, DEFLECT, PROBIOTIC.

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IMMUNE CALM, STOMACH EASE - FOOD FOR YOUR BLOOD

DEFLECT - NAP

PROBIOTIC - NEW CHAPTER

I of course sell all of them.

http://www.foodforyourblood.com

love

RE: Supplements

thanks thomas,

are there particular brand names associated with these

products?

m.

--- Dekany <info@...> wrote:

> IMMUNE CALM, STOMACH EASE, DEFLECT, PROBIOTIC.

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, I want some Deflect. Do I call you to place an order?

IMMUNE CALM, STOMACH EASE - FOOD FOR YOUR BLOOD

DEFLECT - NAP

PROBIOTIC - NEW CHAPTER

I of course sell all of them.

http://www.foodforyourblood.com <http://www.foodforyourblood.com>

love

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So what about a multi vitamin mineral, Vit C, B-Complex, collodial minerals,

digestive enzymes? Are you saying that we don't really need those and should

get the ones you suggested instead? -Amy

>From: " Dekany " <info@...>

>Reply-

>< >

>Subject: RE: Supplements

>Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2002 12:18:01 -0500

>

>IMMUNE CALM, STOMACH EASE, DEFLECT, PROBIOTIC.

>Instead of spending money on calcium, first make sure that you eat more

>protein then carbs, and exercise hard.

>love

> Supplements

>

>

> I take a bunch of different supplements and would like

> your advice. What four to five supplements should O's

> take? I suppose one of them should be Kelp (Fucus) and

> the other Calcium?

>

> m.

>

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Okay, thanks. Since it will be a credit card, I'll call.

you can, or e mail me

703 765 7481

info@...

love

[Guest guest]

you can, or e mail me

703 765 7481

info@...

love

RE: Supplements

, I want some Deflect. Do I call you to place an order?

IMMUNE CALM, STOMACH EASE - FOOD FOR YOUR BLOOD

DEFLECT - NAP

PROBIOTIC - NEW CHAPTER

I of course sell all of them.

http://www.foodforyourblood.com <http://www.foodforyourblood.com>

love

[Guest guest]

I agree with . I take deflect, and probiotics

for O's that are Dr. D'Adamos especially made for

blood type. I eat so much fresh dark green leafy

vegetables and exercise, so I don't take more than

1000 mg. Calcium. And I only take that because I am a

woman almost 60 years old. We often have trouble with

bones. I am going to add the other ones

suggested because I know he is very knowledgeable.

K. OKC.

--- Amy ez <amyrmk@...> wrote:

> So what about a multi vitamin mineral, Vit C,

> B-Complex, collodial minerals,

> digestive enzymes? Are you saying that we don't

> really need those and should

> get the ones you suggested instead? -Amy

>

>

> >From: " Dekany " <info@...>

> >Reply-

> >< >

> >Subject: RE: Supplements

> >Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2002 12:18:01 -0500

> >

> >IMMUNE CALM, STOMACH EASE, DEFLECT, PROBIOTIC.

> >Instead of spending money on calcium, first make

> sure that you eat more

> >protein then carbs, and exercise hard.

> >love

> > Supplements

> >

> >

> > I take a bunch of different supplements and

> would like

> > your advice. What four to five supplements

> should O's

> > take? I suppose one of them should be Kelp

> (Fucus) and

> > the other Calcium?

> >

> > m.

> >

> >

>

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The whole idea of this diet is to get most of your nutrients from food.

However, the truth is that most of us don't eat well enough (lack of

greens). Spend your money on organic food first.

The healthiest people on the planet (HUNZA) have never taken any

supplements.

Should we supplement with the products below?

1 - digestive enzymes. Do you eat the way you should or are you eating non O

friendly snacks, too many starches etc..?

If the answer is yes, then work on the diet first and save your $$$$

2 - colloidal minerals. If you spent the same amount of money on

greens/seaweeds per month, you'd feel like SUPERWOMAN.

3 - VIT C. Eat foods high in vit. C. You will get much better protection.

4 - b - complex. Again, food first, but this may be needed by Os.

5 - multi. Eat well first, and if you feel that you still need extra help,

use NATURAL ones only. NEW CHAPTER'S is my suggestion.

So how do I justify my suggestions?

Well regardless of your health or diet, these 4 products will make you

healthier. They help to repair and protect your digestive/immune system.

Remember: if your colon is not clean, the rest of the body isn't either.

hope this helps.

love

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>

>

> I take a bunch of different supplements and would like

> your advice. What four to five supplements should O's

> take? I suppose one of them should be Kelp (Fucus) and

> the other Calcium?

>

> m.

>

> ______________________________________________________________________

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>

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Actually I don't buy at Whole Foods, I buy from a Distributor that also

distributes to them so they carry similar products, so I will check the ones

you mentioned...Thanks.

>From: Darius Partovi Reply- To:

> Subject: Supplements Date: Wed, 17 Apr

>2002 03:36:08 -0500

>

>New Chapter distributes all of their product line (including their Dr.

>D'Adamo's " For Your Type " line) to both Whole Foods and Wild Oats. So, if

>it's cheaper for you to buy through the big chains, then I guess you'll

>have to do that. It really surprises me that Whole Foods could be cheaper

>for you. At mine, they charge almost $40 for the small bottle (half a

>month's supply). charges $46.95 for a months' supply. Since you are

>premenopausal, Every Woman from New Chapter would be an O.K. multi-vitamin.

>It has an avoid or two though. Don't forget that you will also need a

>multi-mineral. Phytocal O is the best. Some people like collodials. Buried

>Treasure is a popular brand. TJ looks O.K.

>

>Cheers,

>

>

>

>

>On Tuesday, April 16, 2002, at 10:33 PM, Amy ez wrote:

>

> > I guess if I had to pick just one what would that be, as most of you >

>know I don't have any major health concerns, just the nagging weight >

>thing...I would like to find a good multi that I could buy in the HF >

>store, one of the benefits through my work is to buy at wholesale > through

>Rainbow Distributors, they distribute to places like Whole > Foods and Wild

>Oates. Any suggestions , ?

>

>

>

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I do think so, but it is important to hit the essentials. Treat the causes of stress. This statement goes for that part of what the QXCI does. On the other hand, it is so, that we can achieve ( a big deal more ) or ONLY with special amino acid / fatty acid/ mineral and vitamin suppletion just because of the fact that we all are depleted in any way or another.

Noel

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If qxci is used to test or treat does it mean that fewer or no supplements are needed. Thanks Elly Friedman............................................

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Elly Wrote:

If QXCI is used to test or treat does it mean that fewer or no supplements are needed. Thanks Elly Friedman

Gideon replied:

In my opinion, the nutrition "treatment" delivers corrective energy. You still have the have the vitamins and minerals and aminos and fatty acids in the body. Also, The QXCI will not turn cardboard into good nutrients. In other words, junk supplements do not become better with the QXCI.

Best Regards, Gideon

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Mike,

Herbal-Life, as well as any supplement, has the potential to be allergenic. I use the term allergenic to describe any abnormal reaction by the body. Some would call it a sensitivity. Regardless, any substance can create an abnormal reaction in a person predisoposed to such a reaction. This can be brought on by endocrine weakness, as well as many other imbalances. No supplement is for everyone, as the manufacturers would have us believe. I could have a great response to a particular supplement, while you might have no response or even a negative reaction. I muscle test every patient for their supplements. I can't tell you how many patients have turned out to be weaker on their supplements. And for goodness sake I've seen MDs, Naturopaths, Chiropractors, Acupuncturists, and other energy workers prescribe more than 10 or 12 supplements/ homeopathics at one time. This is ridiculous if not negligent.

Another problem is that many of these herbal/nutritional companies make formulations with too many different substances in them. They put in a little SIberian ginseng, a little echinacea, a little goldenseal, a little spirulina, a little this and a little of that. It all too often makes no sense. Every herb and vitamin has its own unique energetics. We must learn to respect this. I recommend you test all your clients on their supplements. I don't own a QX (yet) so I don't know how it can do it, but it should be done.

Dr.

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Herbal life is a product ( I am talking about the milkshaky thing ) made for at least 25 % of milk powder. It is genetically manipulated. In regard to weight loss, knowing what Bill says about dairy when it comes to that, it is contradictory, again. A certain doctor gave the description: "alien proteins" ( re. their digestability ) to whatever animal proteins. Above that, Bovine lacto - amino acids are knows to create pancreas problems. In my view it does not fdit in Naturopathy. Noel Holland.

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Hello all,

Thank you very much for the wonderful response I have received to my request for feedback regarding the QXCI and BICOM equipment. I have since had a number of useful conversations with people who contacted me directly.

It is a credit to you all that you are so willing to share your knowledge so openly. I hope in the future to be able to reciprocate.

I have a further question regarding supplements which I hope is not inappropriate for this group:

Do any of you offer / recommend Herbal Life supplements to your clients? The reason I ask is that I have heard from a Clinical Kinesiologist that they have come across a few people who are allergic to some of them. I am not sure if this would be the case with any manufacturer's supplements or if it is because they are of poor quality. They are supposedly all made from completely natural products.

Once again any comments would be welcome.

Thanking you in advance,

Mike. ............................................

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We do not sell Herbal Life at our location, however I have tested it on several of my clients who have brought it in with them. Results, some very positive and some not (non-responsive as well as allergic). In response to the other question regarding ALL supplements...I have as yet found NO company which tests positive (A+ grading) on all clients. A product is as individual as the client you are working on. It all depends on their body chemistry, toxicity, stress, frame of mind, etc.

If anyone ever finds one please advise me, I'd love to know!

Yours in Health

Kathy Mike Piper <privatepc@...> wrote:

Hello all,

Thank you very much for the wonderful response I have received to my request for feedback regarding the QXCI and BICOM equipment. I have since had a number of useful conversations with people who contacted me directly.

It is a credit to you all that you are so willing to share your knowledge so openly. I hope in the future to be able to reciprocate.

I have a further question regarding supplements which I hope is not inappropriate for this group:

Do any of you offer / recommend Herbal Life supplements to your clients? The reason I ask is that I have heard from a Clinical Kinesiologist that they have come across a few people who are allergic to some of them. I am not sure if this would be the case with any manufacturer's supplements or if it is because they are of poor quality. They are supposedly all made from completely natural products.

Once again any comments would be welcome.

Thanking you in advance,

Mike. ............................................

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To Mike Piper:

My granddaughter was caught up in this MLM company (Herbal Life). I muscle tested the ones she had with her and they all muscle tested very weak. On reading the label, it says that another company makes these supplements for them (who and where is this done, and how (FDA approved lab?). Also, my daughter started taking some of them and had a lot of stomach problems because of them. Made her very weak....................all I can say is BE CAREFUL! Muscle test everything..............Many other MLM companies that are much better..............Blessings! Nona

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Hello all,

Thank you very much for the wonderful response I have received to my request for feedback regarding the QXCI and BICOM equipment. I have since had a number of useful conversations with people who contacted me directly.

It is a credit to you all that you are so willing to share your knowledge so openly. I hope in the future to be able to reciprocate.

I have a further question regarding supplements which I hope is not inappropriate for this group:

Do any of you offer / recommend Herbal Life supplements to your clients? The reason I ask is that I have heard from a Clinical Kinesiologist that they have come across a few people who are allergic to some of them. I am not sure if this would be the case with any manufacturer's supplements or if it is because they are of poor quality. They are supposedly all made from completely natural products.

Once again any comments would be welcome.

Thanking you in advance,

Mike. ............................................