Glyconutrients

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In a message dated 27/10/2002 23:51:57 GMT Standard Time, kerielwell@...

writes:

> Has anyone used this product and what type of results did you see? I started

>

> researching it and it looks very promising. Any info would help. Thanks-

> Keri

>

Hi Keri

I used Mannatech Ambrotose and Phtyaloe for six months with Sam, nothing

spectacular but he didn't get sick whilst on it. He didn't on Kikrman

Colostrom either and thats much cheaper.

HTH

Mandi in Uk

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We've been using Mannatech's " Ambrotose " product since January and have been

really amazed at the changes we've been seeing. I had heard of Ambrotose at

least a year ago, but I wasn't willing to try it because it's sold through a

multi-level marketing company (which in my mind translates to BIG RIP OFF) and

it's ridiculously expensive. However, a couple of people that I know and trust

(they've tried all the same treatments, supplements, ABA, VB, etc. that we

have) tried it and were thrilled with the improvements they saw in their kids.

So I finally decided to risk it (also, our autism doc said that he had heard

good things about it from another doctor and encouraged us to try it).

I've hesitated to talk about it here because I'm still so skeptical that

something as simple as a sugar (from aloe vera) could actually help my son. But

I

really can't attribute all of the sudden positive changes to anything else

(nothing else in his supplement regimen or diet has changed since then). We've

seen sudden increased growth (my son had gone from the 75th percentile at age

3 to the absolute bottom of the chart at age 7), a sudden intolerance of high

doses of B vitamins (he had been on Kirkman's Nu-Thera w/P5P for a couple of

years and we've had to switch to the plain multivitamin--like a " normal " kid

would take), his language, behavior and cognition have improved significantly

(even though they were already really great) and we have FINALLY been able to

chelate without having a yeast flare-up.

We had been using Lauricidin and Nystatin (divided doses every day for months

on end) to keep the yeast at a tolerable level, but after every few rounds of

chelation, we'd have a big flare-up. But since we started seeing so many

improvements with the Ambrotose, I decided to try chelating again. We chelated

3

weekends in a row (not even our usual 3/11 schedule), skipped two weeks and

then chelated again and have had NO YEAST (none of the usual symptoms and

perfect, normal poops)! And I've stopped giving him Nystatin and have barely

used

the Lauricidin because it's obvious that he just doesn't need it.

Oh, and although he's having his usual terrible time with spring allergies,

we're not seeing any behavioral regression--just some mild stimming (grunting

and twitching) when we're outside for extended periods of time.

I'm still not happy about the price or the multi-level marketing aspect, but

I'm going to keep using the Ambrotose at this point and hope that it's not

just a huge, really, REALLY uncanny coincidence.

- Becky B. (Indiana)

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From: Bruce

> > Does anyone know of any other glyconutrient product or other sources of

> > these 8 essential sugars?

http://glycoscience.org

Aloe vera is supposed to have the essential sugars in it as well.

http://www.oleda.com/oleda_tips/index.cfm?ID=42

<http://www.oleda.com/oleda_tips/index.cfm?ID=42 & Ref=aloe_drink_vera>

& Ref=aloe_drink_vera

" Aloe Vera is a glyconutrient providing all of the 8 essential saccharides

which

are necessary for cell to cell communication: mannose, glucose, galactose,

fucose, xylose. n-Acetylgalactosamine, n-Acetylgalactosamine and

n-Acctylneuraminic acid. "

http://www.lis.net.au/~dbird/glyconutrients.htm

" Glyconutrient Jam and Glyconutrient Powder Recipe: Getting all essential

sugars

without spending heaps on expensive supplements: "

There is a list of dietary sources of the essential sugars on this page.

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Bruce-

>Aloe vera is supposed to have the essential sugars in it as well.

I don't know where the idea of eating aloe vera first came from, but it's

terrible, terrible advice. Among other substances, it contains

anthroquinone, which has a laxative effect and can even severely damage the

intestines.

There's an aloe vera product called Molo-Cure which has had the

anthroquinone removed and is marketed as a remedy for digestive problems,

but nobody I know who's tried it has experienced any benefits, and the

company has steadfastly refused to conduct or publish any kind of studies

despite repeatedly promising to do so.

The entire " essential sugar " discipline seems to be similarly populated by

charlatans.

-

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Hi there...

Glyconutrients are naturally occuring plant sugars. These used to be

plentiful in foods, but as with many nutrients, no longer are. A company in

US called Mannatech is producing a supplement called Ambrotose, which is a

complex of glyconutrients. All their other supplements contain some

Ambrotose also.

I have read of some quite remarkable/miraculous results from the use of

these products. I now take a few of them & I have benefited hugely.

They're also available in Australia & New Zealand & no doubt elsewhere.

Glyconutrients actually assist cellular communication. You can join the

company as a distributor which means you buy the products at a cheaper

price. You don't have to sell at all & I certainly don't.

I can quite believe this rheumy is indeed having great success, as he

claims.

Di...

NZ

rheumatic

I know a rheumatologist who claims to be having great success treating some

of his patients with glyconutrients. I've read that if taken long enough and

in sufficient quantities, many varied ailments seem to respond. Does anyone

know anything about this?

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Hi All;

Here is a site that might help you understand glyconutrients a bit

more.It even gives you the recepe to make your own mix

I do personally know people you did very well using Manatech's products.

www.lis.net.au/~dbird/glyconutrients.htm

Lynne

hache37@... wrote:

> ,

>

> I suspect the rheumatologist is using something like one of the

> following: http://www.mannatech.com/default.asp or

> http://www.carringtonlabs.com

>

> Although Mannatech products are sold via multi-level marketing, a

> definite turn-off for many, I've been considering weaning myself off

> of minocin and biaxin (after seeing a near complete recovery after

> these seven years on the AP) and switching to a maintenance level of

> the products mentioned above.

>

> Two trusted friends of mine have used and continue to use Mannatech

> products and have related some intriguing stories. The reason for

> multi-level marketing? Sure, you can argue profit, of course, but the

> reason I was given goes further. It seems that their products,

> including their patented aloe vera, cost more to produce. When the

> average shopper ventures into the health food store, most will choose

> the aloe vera that's cheapest. With low sales, the company wasn't

> meeting it's production costs, let alone any profit. So...they turned

> to multi-level marketing. So far, both of my friends are happy with

> the arrangement. Whenever I decide to buy, I can buy through either

> of them, or buy direct.

>

> You may also be interested to know that Dr. Ben Carson, famed

> pediatric neurosurgeon at s Hopkins is reported to have used the

> products for his own, successfully treated, prostate (I think)

> cancer. It is also reported that he recommends Mannatech products, or

> glyconutrients, to his own pediatric patients, many of whom suffer

> from brain tumors.

>

> So...glyconutrients definitely have my interest piqued. Anyone else?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Connie

>

>

>

> > I know a rheumatologist who claims to be having great success

> treating some of his patients with glyconutrients. I've read that if

> taken long enough and in sufficient quantities, many varied ailments

> seem to respond. Does anyone know anything about this?

> >

> >

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Hi Liz,

I am traveling right now--we are in Kalispell Montana and our hotel

has internet access, so I thought I would send a quick note about your

question on glyconutrients. I have heard of them and actually took

some products based on them awhile back, called Mannatech. I have a

very dear friend who was in a wheelchair suffering from some type of

neurological disorder that they could not identify readily, and it was

the Mannatech products that got her out of her wheelchair and walking

again. Totally astounded and shocked her neurologist! She is doing

well today and in fact, has her story worldwide on an audio CD for the

company.

I bought some of the products and tried them. I wish I could say they

were all that I had hoped they would be and more, but they actually

made some of my symptoms worse--I was very disappointed to experience

that, and so I stopped them. I still have some left over, and I have

taken them a little here and there to get rid of them, and have not

suffered the horrible brain fog that they brought on so I think they

are okay in small doses, but I would not call them a miracle product

for me.

However, I have since heard that they have changed their protocol for

those harmed by silicone implants. I have yet to look into that.

Additionally, I wanted to mention the Garden of Life products because

Dr. Jordan Rubin also mentions the miraculous glyconutrients in his

book " Patient Heal Thyself. " I believe it is the RM-10 product that

includes glyconutrients in its base. I have not tried these in a

focused way yet, but I want to.

I don't think there is anything out there that is a magic bullet for

us, but I do think that there are supplements that are of much higher

quality than others. I think we need to find what works for us, and go

with those. Mannatech wasn't it for me, but you can only try them for

yourself and see how you react.

I believe also that Daryl tried them and found that they worsened her

fibromyalgia pain, unfortunately. I hope to catch up with Daryl when

I get back to Vegas. Maybe she can write about her experience also,

if she catches up with us on the group.

Hope you all are having a good Memorial Day weekend! Montana is

gorgeous! We love it here. We'll be in Idaho Falls tomorrow night

and back home by Monday night.

Take care all,

Patty

> has anyone ever heard of glyconutrients? i have been hearing alot

> about it lately and am eager to try it. it is supposed to be really

> good for you and help with everything. any comments on this.

>

>

> liz

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Hi patty

Sounds like you are having a wonderful trip. I bet montana is

amazingly beautiful! Have a great time.

I never tried Mannatech products but my sister did and nothing

improved for her. She wasn't taking them for implants, just to feel

better--more energy etc. When I thought of trying them, a woman

whom is a nutritionist told me both her daughter and her husband

took these products and initially got better but then got worse.

After researching it, she found one of the ingredients, I cant

remember which one now, can cause candida to grow quickly.

Apparently this glyconutrient is used as a medium to grow candida in

lab tests. Apparently this ingredient wasn't in the original

formulation. She said that you can buy D-mannose, the good

ingredient and aloe directly from Carrington Labs which is where

Mannatech buys theirs before adding additional ingredients. Also, I

saw an article a few days ago about Mannatech and they are having

all kinds of troubles. So in my opinion, if you want to try

glyconutrients buy from Carrington labs and it is cheaper too.

Hugs

kathy

-- In , " glory2glory1401 "

<glory2glory1401@y...> wrote:

> Hi Liz,

> I am traveling right now--we are in Kalispell Montana and our

hotel

> has internet access, so I thought I would send a quick note about

your

> question on glyconutrients. I have heard of them and actually

took

> some products based on them awhile back, called Mannatech. I have

a

> very dear friend who was in a wheelchair suffering from some type

of

> neurological disorder that they could not identify readily, and it

was

> the Mannatech products that got her out of her wheelchair and

walking

> again. Totally astounded and shocked her neurologist! She is

doing

> well today and in fact, has her story worldwide on an audio CD for

the

> company.

>

> I bought some of the products and tried them. I wish I could say

they

> were all that I had hoped they would be and more, but they

actually

> made some of my symptoms worse--I was very disappointed to

experience

> that, and so I stopped them. I still have some left over, and I

have

> taken them a little here and there to get rid of them, and have

not

> suffered the horrible brain fog that they brought on so I think

they

> are okay in small doses, but I would not call them a miracle

product

> for me.

>

> However, I have since heard that they have changed their protocol

for

> those harmed by silicone implants. I have yet to look into that.

>

> Additionally, I wanted to mention the Garden of Life products

because

> Dr. Jordan Rubin also mentions the miraculous glyconutrients in

his

> book " Patient Heal Thyself. " I believe it is the RM-10 product

that

> includes glyconutrients in its base. I have not tried these in a

> focused way yet, but I want to.

>

> I don't think there is anything out there that is a magic bullet

for

> us, but I do think that there are supplements that are of much

higher

> quality than others. I think we need to find what works for us,

and go

> with those. Mannatech wasn't it for me, but you can only try them

for

> yourself and see how you react.

>

> I believe also that Daryl tried them and found that they worsened

her

> fibromyalgia pain, unfortunately. I hope to catch up with Daryl

when

> I get back to Vegas. Maybe she can write about her experience

also,

> if she catches up with us on the group.

>

> Hope you all are having a good Memorial Day weekend! Montana is

> gorgeous! We love it here. We'll be in Idaho Falls tomorrow

night

> and back home by Monday night.

> Take care all,

> Patty

>

> --- In , " Liz " <elizabethhogg@s...>

wrote:

> > has anyone ever heard of glyconutrients? i have been hearing

alot

> > about it lately and am eager to try it. it is supposed to be

really

> > good for you and help with everything. any comments on this.

> >

> >

> > liz

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I did the whole glyconutrients thing. I did not find the amazing results they told me I would have. some of the products worked real well while others seemed to not work at all. I think is a very expensive way to throw away money. However , I wish the best to you. The Glyco cleanse is great for constipation.

Good luck ,

ToniToni Frampton toni_frampton@... __________________________________________________

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Sorry Beth,

I haven't heard of it, but very curious to see if others have.

I see you are still hanging in there after the storms. We were up late

because of the warnings and storms. I was also getting drenched trying

to convince ferral cat and her kitten to come in out of the storm !! A

no go, but they were fine this morning.

love/peace,

Ebony

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Victor, thanks for your kind words. Being able to help is probably more

helpful to me than it is to anyone else, I suppose because it makes me feel

more in control of what's happened to my own body. Before MS, all I ever

took was a multivitamin, C, and calcium, so this is a whole new world for

me.

Just to clarify Dr. Lawrence's advice about glyconutrient supplements (for

others):

1. kelp: four tablets each day (approximately 100 mgs each); aloe vera, 15

mls twice daily (liquid form preferably); shark cartilage 500 to 1000 mg

twice daily; glucosamine & chondroitin (which you can get in a combined

tablet--take at least 4 tablets per day; one tablet typically contains 500

mg glucosamine and 400 mg chondroitin).

2. You can start taking all the glyconutrients at the same time.

3. Victor, where did you get your information about bovine cartilage being

superior to shark cartilage. Dr. Lawrence has only mentioned shark

cartilage in hsi e-mails.

4. According to Dr. Lawrence, we should first be taking the basic range of

antioxidants before beginning glyconutrients. They are:

selenium (200 mcg); vitamin E (400 units); vitamin C (1000 mg) and beta

carotene (15 mg).

[Guest guest]

, here is the information about Ambrotose and glyconutrients that I

received from Dr. Lawrence:

1. Mannatech has been providing a form of glyconutrient therapy, as

Ambrotose, containing six of the necessary glyconutrients, but this is at a

very low dose and is very expensive, at least £25 per month for one

teaspoonful each day. The recommended dose for MS is perhaps 6 spoonsful

each day, obviously costing £150 per month. The recommended dose for MS

costs £400-00 per month.

2. The glyconutrients included in the Ambrotose are: xylose; mannose;

fucose, n-acetylglucosamine; n-acetylgalactosamine, and n-acetylneuraminic

acid.

3. Further research has revealed that the eight essential glyconutrients

can be provided by just four common food supplements, kelp, aloe vera, shark

cartilage, and whey (milk) or egg protein.

4. The frequent and common sensitivity to either cow's milk or eggs makes

it difficult to take the last of these but the remaining seven can be

readily provided by just kelp, aloe vera, and shark cartilage.

His e-mail address is bob.lawrence@... if you'd like to ask him

about more about it.

If I were you, I'd find out more about what you get for the one-time fee of

$329. Your doctor said you'd get " everything, " but how long does everything

last? In other words, how often will you have to place an order?

I don't want you to think I'm against what you're doing, . But

because I'm already spending so much money on supplements every month, I'm

going to try the less expensive way (Dr. Lawrence's) first. I haven't

started the glyconutrients yet, because Dr. Lawrence believes that people

with MS should first be taking all the other supplements he recommends.

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Thanks , I appreciate t he information you gave me...and I am going to read up and find out as much information as I can on it before I do anything!! and before I pay that amount I'm going t o find out what all I get!! Landau <CLANDAU@...> wrote: , here is the information about Ambrotose and glyconutrients that I received from Dr. Lawrence:1. Mannatech has been providing a form of glyconutrient therapy, as Ambrotose, containing six of the necessary glyconutrients, but this is at a very low dose and is very expensive, at least £25 per month for one teaspoonful each day. The recommended dose for MS is perhaps 6 spoonsful each day, obviously costing £150 per month. The recommended dose for MS costs £400-00 per month.2. The

glyconutrients included in the Ambrotose are: xylose; mannose; fucose, n-acetylglucosamine; n-acetylgalactosamine, and n-acetylneuraminic acid.3. Further research has revealed that the eight essential glyconutrients can be provided by just four common food supplements, kelp, aloe vera, shark cartilage, and whey (milk) or egg protein.4. The frequent and common sensitivity to either cow's milk or eggs makes it difficult to take the last of these but the remaining seven can be readily provided by just kelp, aloe vera, and shark cartilage.His e-mail address is bob.lawrence@... if you'd like to ask him about more about it.If I were you, I'd find out more about what you get for the one-time fee of $329. Your doctor said you'd get "everything," but how long does everything last? In other words, how often will you have to place an order?I don't want you to think I'm against what

you're doing, . But because I'm already spending so much money on supplements every month, I'm going to try the less expensive way (Dr. Lawrence's) first. I haven't started the glyconutrients yet, because Dr. Lawrence believes that people with MS should first be taking all the other supplements he recommends.

[Guest guest]

Hi . In November, I began taking all of the supplements, except GABA

and glyconutrients, recommended by Dr. Lawrence. (I'd been taking about

half of them since June.) At the beginning of January, I began the

glyconutrients: kelp, aloe vera (liquid), and shark cartilage. About a week

ago, I added GABA.

I'm telling you all this, , because I am a little better and I

honestly don't know what to attribute it to. I used to regularly get little

spasms in my right leg, but they've practically disappeared. And since

adding GABA, my legs feel a little looser. I also have a little more

energy. Perhaps after 2-1/2 years LDN is finally kicking in. I don't

know. But I have become one of Bob Lawrence's biggest fans. I really think

he knows what he's talking about. Not only does he have MS that's under

control--for 30 years I think

--but he's treated thousands of MS patients with LDN, supplements, diet,

etc.

Hope this was helpful.

[Guest guest]

Oops, I gave you the wrong link for the arabinogalactan powder. I bought it from here: http://www.bayho.com/p/362/362066.html PattyTricia Trish <glory2glory1401@...> wrote: Hi , I made my glyconutrient powder using the information from the posts I sent. I used the recipe with the arabinogalactan powder, manapol, etc, but skipped the rice starch filler (who needs that??). I actually just ordered the ingredients off the Internet and was very happy with the products. I have not seen these things in health food stores, so I am not sure about their availability in local stores. It was just easier to order them off the net. Here is the

arabinogalactan powder I bought: http://www.emersonecologics.com/ProductInformation.asp?BrowseBy=ARAB3 & m=p and here is the Manapol: http://www.betterlife.com/prod_home_page.asp?prod_id=7466 Then I also bought gum acacia http://www.mountainroseherbs.com/learn/acacia_gum.php I mixed them according to the ratios in the recipe, which turned out to be about 2 Tablespoons each of the gum arabic and manapol to 5 Tablespoons of the arabinogalactan powder. It stirs up very easily in a glass of juice. I also made the recipe using the various herbs (such as fenugreek, shitake mushroom

powder, kelp, whey protein, etc.) and did not like it as much. I could not stir it into juices easily, and it was just cumbersome trying to get the mixture into empty capsules. I gave up on that one and just stayed with the arabinogalactan mixture since it is so easy to use. Hope this is helpful. I really believe that glyconutrients can be beneficial. I just don't think we need to spend a ton of money getting them in Mannatech products. Patty Lambert <manditenerife1@...> wrote:

Hi Patty, Thank you for the information......................arabinogalactan powder, and the other in Mannapol (derived from aloe Vera plants.) - can I get these from the health shops?? I am a little confused - not difficult!! Lol - are the two things above in addition to the glyconutrients you have produced yourself. I saw your post today and have printed it off to see if I can get the same products to make my own. Love . Do you ?Next-gen email? Have it all with the all-new

Beta. __________________________________________________

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Thank you so much Patty.

I am for saving money, especially at the moment!!! Supplements are costing me a fortune and although I know its money well spent if it helps, sometimes I feel guilty about it. Its good to know there is a cheaper alternative. Thank you again,

.

-- Re: glyconutrients

Oops, I gave you the wrong link for the arabinogalactan powder. I bought it from here:

http://www.bayho.com/p/362/362066.html

PattyTricia Trish <glory2glory1401@...> wrote:

Hi ,

I made my glyconutrient powder using the information from the posts I sent. I used the recipe with the arabinogalactan powder, manapol, etc, but skipped the rice starch filler (who needs that??).

I actually just ordered the ingredients off the Internet and was very happy with the products. I have not seen these things in health food stores, so I am not sure about their availability in local stores. It was just easier to order them off the net.

Here is the arabinogalactan powder I bought:

http://www.emersonecologics.com/ProductInformation.asp?BrowseBy=ARAB3 & m=p

and here is the Manapol:

http://www.betterlife.com/prod_home_page.asp?prod_id=7466

Then I also bought gum acacia

http://www.mountainroseherbs.com/learn/acacia_gum.php

I mixed them according to the ratios in the recipe, which turned out to be about 2 Tablespoons each of the gum arabic and manapol to 5 Tablespoons of the arabinogalactan powder. It stirs up very easily in a glass of juice.

I also made the recipe using the various herbs (such as fenugreek, shitake mushroom powder, kelp, whey protein, etc.) and did not like it as much. I could not stir it into juices easily, and it was just cumbersome trying to get the mixture into empty capsules. I gave up on that one and just stayed with the arabinogalactan mixture since it is so easy to use.

Hope this is helpful. I really believe that glyconutrients can be beneficial. I just don't think we need to spend a ton of money getting them in Mannatech products.

Patty

Lambert <manditenerife1@...> wrote:

Hi Patty,

Thank you for the information......................arabinogalactan powder, and the other in Mannapol (derived from aloe Vera plants.) - can I get these from the health shops??

I am a little confused - not difficult!! Lol - are the two things above in addition to the glyconutrients you have produced yourself. I saw your post today and have printed it off to see if I can get the same products to make my own.

Love

.

Do you ?Next-gen email? Have it all with the all-new Beta.

__________________________________________________

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Came across this when searching for Darryl See info. http://www.healinglamp.com/glyconutrients-testimonials.htm I was mildly intrigued by glyconutrients for about 5 minutes. Have you looked into these, ? penny <usenethod@...> wrote: > And Dr. Darryl See, in L.A. who's had a rocky history and has

been quite maligned (justifiably, I can't say), was experimenting with stem cell treatments in pwc, but he had to do it out of the states. Well well well! You can bet I'm elated by this.Alas for the gulf between our society and one in which you could assume the worst about an exile. Please let me know any details I'm not going to find out already by googling the heck out of his name.> He has a chronic illness himself, so he's motivated.I cant quite decide whether there is a special degree of realism or scientific awareness that arises from that situation - it sure seems that way tho. I wonder about our antagonists in the medical power structure - surely at least a couple of them have eventually come down with Permanent Everything Syndrome themselves. Do they really reach for the prozac or the codecies of autoimmunity, or can they sense as I do the telling and doubt-invoking "MY ass isnt at stake"

in the work of psychologizers and of the AI crowd (who to be fair are quite a bit more alert). Conversely tho, its absolutely amazing that more sick physicians and researchers dont figure out whats (probably) going on. This never ceases to shock me, because these people are generally many times smarter than most people on chronic illness boards like to imagine.

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See http://www.burnoutsolutions.com.au/glyconutrients.htm

Sima wrote:

>Hi, I have not posted for a while, as I have been doing volunteer aid

>work in Sri Lanka, however I am back now and am wondering if anyone

>knows a cheaper and more potent way to get the glyconutrients which

>are in the manatec pills?......thanks

>

>

[Guest guest]

Glyconutrients can be a real hot topic for cancer sufferers. Like anything else, they work for some and not for others. One of the great issues that surrounds this concept is that the most recognizable merchandiser of them is an MLM which in turn generally relates to inflated price structures. The biggest problem I have with their marketing comes with the exaggerated claims as to curing things which in deed makes it sound like the solution to all our medical ailments.

When first researching the use of glyconutrients, I discovered that roughly 1 tbs of apple cider vinegar and 1 tbs of black strap molasses morning and evening was the rough equivalent of what you would get for $500+ per month of ambrotose by MANNATEK. Cost however was in the $5-7 per month range. I also discovered that Boston Mountain Labs has a version comparable to or better than ambrotose for roughly $100 per month. It does need to be ordered through a naturopath or other doctor’s office.

The benefits of having all the basic sugar complexes in your body in proper amounts should be an obvious thing to anyone who is into holistic medicine, but to consider it a cure-all is not necessarily a wise decision. It is an important piece of the puzzle but by no means the only piece. With the proper balance of sugars, your body’s immune and digestive systems will function properly and this is a major aid in defeating any cancer. Cancer is looking for hypoxic, acidic conditions and proper balancing of essential sugars most certainly normalizes acidity.

Regards,

Bruce Guilmette, PhD

Survive Cancer Foundation, Inc.

http://survivecancerfoundation.org

Do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own. Matt 6:34 (NIV)

From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of CSent: Sunday, October 15, 2006 11:19 AMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] glyconutrients

See http://www.burnoutsolutions.com.au/glyconutrients.htm Sima wrote:>Hi, I have not posted for a while, as I have been doing volunteer aid >work in Sri Lanka, however I am back now and am wondering if anyone >knows a cheaper and more potent way to get the glyconutrients which >are in the manatec pills?......thanks > >

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Fabulous info Dr Bruce, thank you.> > >Hi, I have not posted for a while, as I have been doing volunteer aid > >work in Sri Lanka, however I am back now and am wondering if anyone > >knows a cheaper and more potent way to get the glyconutrients which > >are in the manatec pills?......thanks > > > >>