Re: Vitamin C, B

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Yes, since 1999. It has been the best thing I ever did for the ms condition.

Kathy

Re: Re: Vitamin C, B

I've been taking Calcium-AEP for over two weeks now.

With in 5 days I noticed that my fingers, hands and

toes didn't hurt any longer. Which has made me happier

and life a little better. Now i'm going to start

working on getting off the other meds that I'm taking.

Penny

--- Kathy wrote:

> Do you know anything that helps nerve pain? Kathy

> --- " Kindscher (Charter) "

> wrote:

>

> > Hi Cara,

> >

> > You have to realize that all natural foods vary in

> > their content of

> > nutrients. It would depend on type, when

> harvested,

> > and how long after

> > harvesting is it being processed. For this reason

> > good supplement

> > companies use standardization so that you will

> know

> > you are actually

> > getting X amount of nutrient in the bottle. Below

> is

> > a graph I found to

> > compare the amount of Vitamin C in citrus to the

> > bush plum. This chart

> > would represent the average not the low or the

> high.

> > The Orac-O score of

> > the supplement I take is 17,264 which is very high

> > uses synergy to get

> > this affect and is also effective for fat stored

> > toxins where as most

> > are not.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > *Australian Bush Plum*

> >

> > /By Eileen Vennum and Jane Ramberg/

> >

> > View a PDF version of this document.

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/document_viewer.wm?FILENAME=H411#>

> >

> > Printable version

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/document_viewer.wm?FILENAME=H411#>

> >

> >

> > Author biographies

> >

>

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> >

> > Author biographies

> >

>

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IN=editorial>

> >

> >

> >

> > Source: fruit of Terminalia ferdinandiana

> >

> > Synonyms: _English terms:_ green plum

> >

>

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> >

> > goat plum^1

> >

>

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> >

> > , ^2

> >

>

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> >

> > , ^3

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/reference.wm?REFID=6369 & NUMBER=3>

> >

> > _Aboriginal terms:_ gabiny, gabinji, kabiny,

> madoor,

> > madoorroo, murunga,

> > yaminyarri, ^4

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/reference.wm?REFID=6374 & NUMBER=4>

> >

> > , ^5

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/reference.wm?REFID=6373 & NUMBER=5>

> >

> > Species of Terminalia are used in many parts of

> the

> > world as food,

> > traditional medicine and timber.^6

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/reference.wm?REFID=6371 & NUMBER=6>

> >

> > The Australian bush plum

> >

>

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> >

> > /Terminalia ferdinandiana/, is a small deciduous

> > tree found in

> > northwestern Australia.^7

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/reference.wm?REFID=6370 & NUMBER=7>

> >

> > During the wet season extending from January

> through

> > March, the plant

> > produces small plum-like fruits that look and

> taste

> > like gooseberries.^2

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/reference.wm?REFID=6372 & NUMBER=2>

> >

> > (Figure A)

> >

> >

> > Click here to open a full-sized downloadable PDF

> > (presentation-quality)

> > version of this figure.

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/document_viewer.wm?FILENAME=H411#>

> >

> > The plums

> >

>

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> > are a

> > popular treat for Aboriginal children and are

> > favored for quick energy

> > by adults on hunting trips.^2

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/reference.wm?REFID=6372 & NUMBER=2>

> >

> > The plums

> >

>

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> > can

> > be made into a beverage as well. ^4

> >

>

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> >

> > . The people of central Arnhem Land regard the

> fruit

> > more as a medicine

> > than a food.^5

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/reference.wm?REFID=6373 & NUMBER=5>

> >

> > The gum

> >

>

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> >

> > of the tree is also edible, but when mixed with

> > water, it can be used

> > topically to treat skin sores, backache, and sore

> > feet.^3

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/reference.wm?REFID=6369 & NUMBER=3>

> >

> > , ^4

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/reference.wm?REFID=6374 & NUMBER=4>

> >

> > , ^5

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/reference.wm?REFID=6373 & NUMBER=5>

> >

> > Nutrient analyses indicate that the fruit contains

> > small amounts of

> > vitamins

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/start_frames.wm?ID=788>

> >

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/start_frames.wm?ID=788>B1

> >

> >

>

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> >

> >

>

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> > B2

> >

>

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> > it

> > also contains sodium, potassium

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/start_frames.wm?ID=701>,

> >

> > magnesium

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/start_frames.wm?ID=1007>,

> >

> > calcium

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/start_frames.wm?ID=998>,

> > iron

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/start_frames.wm?ID=1006>,

> > zinc

> >

>

<http://www.glycoscience.org/glycoscience/start_frames.wm?ID=1027>,

> >

>

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Take care of you...........

Penny

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