Guest guest Posted December 7, 2001 Report Share Posted December 7, 2001 Tell me what some of these are and what you have found the benefit of each of these are. Thanks for responding to my post! I do the mulivit. folic acid and milk thistle. Why the extra B vits. The oils interest me as weill as the linseed and Gamoctapro. Jen 2 fish oil capsules and milk thistle's daily and Multivatamins, folic acid, vit B complex + additional Vitamin B12, linseed oil, 2 tablespoons fresh grind linseed, vit C, Gamoctapro, 2 tablespoons perfect balance oil. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 8, 2001 Report Share Posted December 8, 2001 Jen wrote: Tell me what some of these are and what you have found the benefit of >each of these are. Why the extra B vits. => blood research found out that i had a big shortage of these vitamins. Especially B12. I also had a bad bowel flora wich causes extra shortage of these vitamins (also found out by blood research) Avoidance of the use of sugar and other sweet things like honey, fruits etc. prevents further shortage. I try to do both, although I do take 2 or 3 pieces of fruit each day. The oils interest me as weill as the linseed and Gamoctapro. => You need some good fats for essential processes in your body. Best is to take the good ones for you minimum tax and avoid the bad ones. Fish oil has a lot of positive effects, see the following links (and there are numerous other articles about it: http://www.mayo.edu/comm/mcr/news/news_765.html Mayo Clinic -Fish-Oil Supplement Slows Progression of Kidney Disease</A> http://pharminfo.com/pubs/ranews/ranews1_23.html Can Fish Oil help Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients?</A> http://hotbot.lycos.com/?MT=fish+oil & SM=MC & DV=0 & LG=any & DC=10 & DE=2 & AM 1=MC HotBot results: fish oil</A> http://library.medscape.com/jobson/MedTrib/obgyn/1996/v03.n13/FishOil CapsulesForCrohn%27s.html " >Fish Oil Capsules Reduce Relapse in Crohn's Patients >></A> Linseed has also these good oils and i also was told that it prevents scarr tissue to harden; it keeps it softer. The Gamoctapro is a source of high value proteins and aminoacids (also based on bloodresearch i shortages on these) The blood research was done on advice of a professional orthomoleculair dietist. Hope this helps.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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