Re: Re: Lipoflow (glutathione)

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In a message dated 9/7/2005 3:56:42 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

jenbooks13@... writes:

I then called Wellness since I'm friendly with them and they noted

that their product has much more glutathione in it,

hi I certainly can't vouch for the company (lipoflow), again just know the

product worked better for me.

but, I did just want to respond because the lipoflow used to have

significantly less glutathione than the wellness product, but it was

reformulated (when they took out almost all the alcohol) and now it has approx.

400 mg.

glut. per teaspoon and wellness has 422.7 mg glut per teaspoon. wellness still

has more glut., but as I said, at least for me the lipoflow combats fevers,

flu-like and electrical sensitivity better.

A cost analysis shows that even though the wellness does have more

glut., it is so much more expensive ($50 for 2 oz. versus $30 for 2 0z.), that

the

lipoflow is more economical.

*so far* my experiences with the company have been okay. unfortunate

they make unsubstantiated claims on their website.

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In a message dated 9/8/2005 3:34:25 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

jenbooks13@... writes:

Where did you get your information--that they have more glutathione

and no alcohol? What are they doing to keep bacteria out if not

alcohol? Have you spoken with somebody at the company about all these

changes, just curious.

Well, I have the bottle before they took most of the alcohol out and it says

1000 mg. glut per ounce and the bottle after they took out the alcohol and it

says 2267 mg. glut per ounce.

If you work out how many teaspoons in an ounce, and you compare the

amount of glut. in wellness vs. lipoflow you find that wellness has around 420

mg. per teaspoon and lipoflow has about 400 mg. per teaspoon.

I actually misspoke in an earlier post and said that each glut had about

400 mg. per ounce. I should have said " per teaspoon " .

Even if the lipoflow wasn't more effective (despite having less glut.

per teaspoon)- for me anyway- this is only *my* experience keep in mind,

it would still be a lot more cost effective at approx. $30 for 2 oz.

versus $50 for 2 oz. for the wellness product.

actually I did speak with someone at lipoflow. One way the lipoflow

product is preserved is you have to refridgerate it. Other than that, it still

has a tiny amount of alcohol in it and I don't know how else it's preserved.