Guest guest Posted February 27, 2006 Report Posted February 27, 2006 , hi, 3 things to watch for: 1) is your nutritionist 'working' for Market America and therefore getting paid to push this? http://www.marketamerica.com/index.cfm? action=services.cpNews & announceID=56 2) double check the vitamin content, especially vitamin B12 and the high mineral content, as you know too much of something like this could cause problems. A suggestion might be to check this with your internist. OPCs should be taken in conjunction with foods or dietary supplements rich in vitamin C, vitamin e, beta-carotene, and selenium, to name a few antioxidants http://healthnutrition.isotonix.com/ 3), if you have any plant allergies, be careful, since Isotonix is derived from plant-derived bioflavonoids. Very interesting to, about the Vitamin C connection. ~ Gretchen Quote
Guest guest Posted February 27, 2006 Report Posted February 27, 2006 Thanks, Gretchen. I did see where you can almost only buy the stuff through Market America...an organization which concerns me. I did try and check into it quite a bit and I assume that the nutritionist is working through them but I haven't found her listed as a rep yet. She wasn't really pushing the stuff...just suggesting. She's actually suggested a huge dietary change for me (okay, just no refined stuff which is probably good but...a huge change for me ). I'm going to take some of her advice but I doubt that I'll see her again. I can do the research on my own Oh, and just started drinking Fijiwater Don't know if it's helping but it is the ONLY bottled water that I can drink that doesn't dry my mouth out and make me thirstier! Quote
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