a temporary vs. a more permanent fix to health problems, was: Vibe

November 23, 2005

Hello all,

The overall issue here is whether the approach, in this case the Vibe

supplement, actually heals the person or merely bandaids, props up or

temporarily

masks the problem. If you stop taking this or any other supplement, does the

problem come back?

If it does, you have not healed the problem but rather have temporarily done

something to cover it up.

A true healing modality will get a person to the point that they don't need

to take any supplements, they don't have to think about their health and their

health and their life just flow on all levels, physically, emotionally,

mentally. It is a neat place to be!

And I'm speaking from the perspective of a person was very sick in the past,

who did a ton of supplements just to function on the most basic level.

Before I found homeopathy, I was taking massive amounts of supplements, eating

an

organic, natural diet, doing so many things to prop up my health (the whole

story is on my website, _http://healthnaturally.biz/Articles.htm_

(http://healthnaturally.biz/Articles.htm) ) but these strategies only worked

while I used

them. They didn't heal my health problems. Homeopathy did.

, I'm not disputing that this supplement has helped you. I'm just

saying that there are more permanent and less expensive ways to improve your

health.

Also, any supplement that is a multi-level marketing product is going to be

expensive and sold by people who don't know anything about health, how the

body works, etc. The product may be very good, but as Will observed, the

outrageous claims seem to be part of the MLM world.

Warmly,

beth

beth Buchele RSHom(NA) CCH*

Professional Homeopath

Offices in St. Louis Park, MN

952-933-6068

and Menomonie, WI

715-231-6068

_www.healthnaturally.biz_ (http://www.healthnaturally.biz/)

*Registered with The Society of Homeopaths, North America

Certified in Classical Homeopathy

In a message dated 11/23/2005 11:12:35 AM Central Standard Time,

melaniedpeterson@... writes:

My family has been taking Vibe for a year. One thing you have to remember

is that it is vitamins and minerals. When people make the claims, I do not

discount them. I personally know several people who's lives have been saved

or they were healed of some disease that would require invasive surgery by an

MD. Leaving complications that needlessly they would have to deal with.

It is the technology behind the supplement that makes it superior to others.

It is cell ready. Meaning your body does not have to digest it in order to

be absorbed into the cells. Tablets (do your research) contain fillers your

body does not recognize so no enzymes are produced to digest them and they

are just sent through your body basically whole. Research shows your body

absorbs about 10% of the nutrients in tablets. Colloidal vitamins & minerals

are better than tablets, yet you still only absorb about 30-40% of them when

taken. Vibe is angstrom sized particles. (A Colloid is the thickness of a

human hair in size) There are 10,000 angstroms in a colloid. The cell can

easily absorb this product. The claim is 99.9%. Yes, it is a bummer that the

company chose MLM to market the product. I personally do not think that it is

expensive considering the benefit. I personally have much more energy and I

no longer get migraine headaches. (I was spending 150.00/mo on migraines

alone. Vibe is 49.95/mo) I had joint pain that is no longer an issue. My

husband also has more energy and does not get as many (far fewer) coldsores as

he used to. My 2 son's age 4 and 7 see Dr. Foley (holistic MD) he

built their compounds based on Vibe as their supplement.

We researched many supplements before we chose Vibe. We believe it is far

superior to any on the market. I believe you will be seeing other companies

using this technology in the future. The company guarantees the purity of the

product and is very reputable.

Will, most people who are relatively healthy don't see a dramatic

difference in just a few dosages. I would say if you took it for a month,

taking note

of your overall wellbeing, and rated yourself again after, you would see

even a little bit of difference.

Most people take a vitamin supplement. I would personally like to be taking

one that I know my body was absorbing. I don't think it is expensive for

the benefit that we have seen. Again, it is vitamins and minerals. We all know

even if we are eating healthy, we are not getting enough vitamins and

minerals from our soils.

Anyway, I don't mean to sound like a salesman. I am speaking from personal

experience and research. It is a very good product.

Will Winter <holistic@...> wrote:

Yep, Jeff, Rebekah and I did the Water Conference earlier this year and one

of the vendors

was really promoting it. It's made by a reputable local company, the one

making all the

strong mineral elixers (which do have some pretty good testimonials).

We drank it daily at the show but I couldn't feel anything from it. They

were touting some

pretty outrageous claims for the product, but I haven't heard much else

about it. I guess you

could try it out and see if you like it. I know one thing, it's MLM so it's

going to be spendy.

What have you heard (other than from the sales people)?

Will

November 23, 2005

Point well taken beth. You also have to consider that it did not take my

body or anyone elses body 1 month to get the way it is. Our bodies show

symptoms well after they are out of balance. You must supplement for a long

period of time to bring it back into balance. Once you are back in balance then

you don't need to take the supplements as you once did. You need to keep it in

check after that. The original question was whether or not Vibe was a good

product. I think I stressed in my response that it is important to remember

that Vibe is vitamins and minerals, not some miracle cure. It is a very good

supplement for the money. (My personal opinion) My family takes this supplement

as well as additionally prescribed supplements under the care of Dr. Foley. No

one should take it and think they can self diagnose or medicate.

Your point is very good that the people selling the product are not trained

nutitionists. Although some are. That is why we researched the product before

we bought it. You can go on their website and get all the ingredient info and

then do the research yourself.

mbhomeopath@... wrote: