ViraStop comment - Devin Houston's response

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Listmates,

Having a good relationship with Devin Houston, I was curious about what his

comment would be on the virastop explanation - since he is a PhD biochemist

and a major authority on enzymes; I selected out the main detail and

ommitted the email address, name etc.

I thought you would like to see his answer:

Lori

Virastop information

>

> I just spoke with a very helpful man named at Enzymedica about

> VS.

>

> Here are some things we covered:

>

> Virastop can only work on proteins that are either dead, damaged, or

> do not belong. Probiotics are living, whole, and do belong in our

> body; therefore, the VS cannot and will not do any harm to them.

>

> Something bacterial that does not belong will be marked with an

> antibody. Once it is marked like that, the protease in the VS can

> digest it. Our immune system will not mark the good bacteria of

> probitics.

> VS can work on any proteins that are dead, damaged, or do not

> belong, therefore, they can work on bad bacteria, viruses,

> parasites. I found this very interesting as some people have

> noticed a reduction in OCD behaviours using VS. They normally think

> then that the OCD was viral in nature, but it also could have been

> bacterial, as the VS works well on ANYTHING protein that is dead,

> damaged, or not supposed to be there.

>

> I also spoke to him of my son's dosage. This was the highest he'd

> heard of for a person that small, but he told me that during

> rat/small animal studies they had been given far, far, far more VS

> per pound, and there were absolutely no bad side effects.

>

> I hope this clarifies a few things. It certainly did for me.

>

> Anita

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Lori Knowles

> Manager

> New Beginnings Nutritionals

> (913) 754-0458

> www.nbnus.com