Re: Beta Plus

[Guest guest]

<< I am taking Beta-Plus, which was recommended by my acupuncturist. I

tend to take it with meals that have high fat and think I may need a

little help (more so than just fiber caps, etc). I'm going to buy

another bottle, have gone through 2 bottles so far. >>

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Thank you, . I was wondering about it. If one doesn't have a GB, then

I'm glad that there's something that can help the problems. Who knows, those

of us trying to do the cleanse may still have to have our GB out. All I know

is to keep on trying. I'm also hoping that the Beta TCP will help for those

of us who do still have our GBs, but have these gallstones to contend with.

I'm hoping that it thins my bile down good, and if anyone else tries it, I

hope that it helps them.

Susie

[Guest guest]

I am taking Beta-Plus, which was recommended by my acupuncturist. I

tend to take it with meals that have high fat and think I may need a

little help (more so than just fiber caps, etc). I'm going to buy

another bottle, have gone through 2 bottles so far. I think it helps.

One caution - they recommend you vary your dose as to not get

dependent on it as a replacement for natural bile. I tend to take 1

or 2 tablets at a meal. Usually once a day/every other day.

of Oregon

> Jane,

> Yeah, they had a little writeup on it. Not much. Here's what it

says:

> Beta-Plus - Source of organic whole beet concentrate and purified

bile salts.

> Use with constipation, biliary insufficiency (light colored stools)

or where

> the gall bladder has been removed and the symptoms of gall bladder

> dysfunction are still present (pain over the eyes, pain in the

webbing

> between the right thumb and fore finger, pain between the shoulder

blades,

> gas bloating, inability to tolerate fats or fried foods, etc.).

> ****************

> Now, Jane, you have to go back to MyVits to place your order, if

you wish to

> order.

> Take care,

> Susie

[Guest guest]

Beta Plusâ„¢ - Source of organic whole beet concentrate and purified bile

salts. Use with constipation, biliary insufficiency (light colored stools) or

where

the gall bladder has been removed and the symptoms of gall bladder

dysfunction are still present (pain over the eyes, pain in the webbing between

the right

thumb and fore finger, pain between the shoulder blades, gas bloating,

inability to tolerate fats or fried foods, etc.).

This is from Dr. Mercola's website, quote:

COMMENT: Surgeons remove nearly ONE MILLION gallbladders per year. Nearly

every single one of these could have been prevented. The diet I mention in the

above comment, as this study suggests, is an important foundational treatment.

However, many people with excellent diets will still have problems. As I

mentioned last week, the amino acid taurine and whole beet concentrates tend to

thin

the bile in the gallbladder. This thins the sludge and allows it to flow and

exit the gallbladder so it can perform its main function which is to emulsify

fats so they can be absorbed. Biotics is a supplement company generally only

available in physician’s offices. Their excellent product that has these

nutrients is Beta TCP. If someone already has their gallbladder removed one can

use

their product with bile salts called Beta Plus. If you or someone you know has

had their gallbladder removed, it will be important to take some form of bile

salts with EVERY meal for the rest of your life. Failure to do this will

contribute significantly to the development of chronic disease through fat

malabsorption and its secondary disruption of prostaglandin balance.