Re: Cath, anyone, can you give me your take on this

[Guest guest]

Here is some more information. I heard this guy on the radio and he

said some interesting things about this product and how it helps the

brain. He is Crayhon. This is his website

http://www.crayhonresearch.com/

The product is supposed to help with clarity, focus, and all that

good stuff. THis is important to me. The biggest thing I am dealing

with 4 months off Lexapro and Zyprexa is the fog that descends upon

me time to time. I am doing much better, but this fog and the

accompanying disorientation is very disconcerting.

Here are the ingredients

Acetyl-L-Carnitine HCL 600mg *

Glycerophosphocholine(GPC) 200mg *

Phosphatidyl Serine(40% extract from 50mg PS) 20mg

Can someone please give me their take on whether this would be

helpful. It is very expensive, but I am willing to try it. I need my

old brain or as much of it as possible back. Does this guy Crayhon

have a good rep or is he just another guy hawking his wares. THanks

for any feedback.

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> http://www.purityproducts.com/product.asp?

> sku=141 & Source=Google_BrainVitality & Keyword=BV

>

>

> Don't know how to link. Just copy and paste. Thanks

[Guest guest]

<< Here is some

more information. I heard this guy on the radio and he said

some interesting things about this product and how it helps

the brain. He is Crayhon. This is his website

http://www.crayhonresearch.com/ >>

** Take a look at the supplements and the cost. This tells the entire

story. The supplements are ridiculously overpriced for what they are.

Regards,

[Guest guest]

> Here is some more information. I heard this guy on the radio and he

> said some interesting things about this product and how it helps

the

> brain. He is Crayhon. This is his website

> http://www.crayhonresearch.com/

>

> The product is supposed to help with clarity, focus, and all that

> good stuff. THis is important to me. The biggest thing I am dealing

> with 4 months off Lexapro and Zyprexa is the fog that descends upon

> me time to time. I am doing much better, but this fog and the

> accompanying disorientation is very disconcerting.

> Here are the ingredients

> Acetyl-L-Carnitine HCL 600mg *

I believe this is also called alpha GPC right??? its supposed to be

good, its like a product recommends CDP-choline. From what

i have read its almost exactly the same. recommened a

similar product called Neuro Optimizer. you can get it at

www.herbaladvisor.com

personally i couldn't handle Neuro Optimizer at the full dose. i

suspect this is because of Acetyl L carnitine. but nothing really

bad happened i just couldn't keep taking it. if you CAN take it i

would. it helped greatly but it had side effects.

hope this helps.

> Glycerophosphocholine(GPC) 200mg *

>

> Phosphatidyl Serine(40% extract from 50mg PS) 20mg

> Can someone please give me their take on whether this would be

> helpful. It is very expensive, but I am willing to try it. I need

my

> old brain or as much of it as possible back. Does this guy Crayhon

> have a good rep or is he just another guy hawking his wares. THanks

> for any feedback.

>

>

>

> >

> > http://www.purityproducts.com/product.asp?

> > sku=141 & Source=Google_BrainVitality & Keyword=BV

> >

> >

> > Don't know how to link. Just copy and paste. Thanks

[Guest guest]

hi catherine,

i can take it at half the dosage, but it doesn't have a noticable

positive effect like it does at the full dosage. i guess its working

more subtly

-joe

> Dear Joe,

>

>

> You said:

>

> <<personally i couldn't handle Neuro Optimizer at the full dose. i

> suspect this is because of Acetyl L carnitine. but nothing really

> bad happened i just couldn't keep taking it. if you CAN take it i

> would. it helped greatly but it had side effects. >>

>

>

> ** Did you find that you couldn't even take a quarter dose?

>

>

> I'm asking because I noticed that someone said they had a

difficult time

> with the vitamins and minerals. I want to let everyone know that

if you

> ever experience this just adjust your dose to a quarter of the

recommended

> dose. You can go even lower than that if you need to.

>

>

> Someone on this list couldn't handle the vitamins at first. We

went all

> the way down to beginning by smelling it once a day for a week.

The next

> step was 4 drops from a small eye dropper. After that, a

teaspoon. We went

> up until we got to an ounce with no problems. That was well over a

year ago

> and still applies today.

>

>

> Here are some of the reasons a person may not be able to tolerate

full

> doses:

>

>

> -- Good vitamins actually cause a detox effect in some people

who

> obviously need detoxing. This can be overwhelming for some and

should be

> done as slowly as needed.

>

> -- When you have people who are high or low histamine (or

pyroluric) they

> can react to certain nutrients in the vitamins like B6, niacin,

copper, etc.

> All but the most sensitive can adjust when this is slowly

introduced.

>

>

> -- The weaker a person is the more challenging they will find any

substance

> (vitamin, drug, food, etc.)

>

>

>

> I encoulrage those of you who have difficulty with nutrients to

let me

> know and together we can work on it.

>

> Regards,

>