Re: Can someone suggest a good phosphadylserine product?

[Guest guest]

yes, they have something in Canada I believe. Go to the website and contact the

HSN staff. They can tell you.

Can someone suggest a good

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[Guest guest]

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All I can say is that this is what I'm taking:

http://www.rxwellnesscenter.com/product_desc.asp?prodnum=120. Nat ,

the pharmacist told me he had laboratories to do his supplements and he

had everything checked out by the FDA

because he didn't want his pharmacy name on the bottles unless he knew it was

accurate.

in Va.

Can someone suggest a good brand of phosphadylserine? Since they are

all made from soy lethicin, I worry about which brands are made from

quality soy etc... Thanks!

[Guest guest]

ARE they made from soy lecithin? Is not this a substance of it's own? If

it is soy, we shouldn't be consuming it, especially on a regular basis.

Can someone suggest a good

phosphadylserine product?

> Can someone suggest a good brand of phosphadylserine? Since they are

> all made from soy lethicin, I worry about which brands are made from

> quality soy etc... Thanks!

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[Guest guest]

I did a bunch of research on this since I have such a severe reaction to soy.

Any brand that you use now will have soy It is the processing that will make a

difference. I can not even use Hellmans Mayo since it is soy oil, but a patented

process called Leci-PS doesn't bother me. I have found none that are serine and

Choline mixed that I can use. The choline bothers me, period. I find the best

serine for me was -Lessman at HSN.com. That is the product that made me

try others of his including his co-q10.

Can someone suggest a good

phosphadylserine product?

> Can someone suggest a good brand of phosphadylserine? Since they are

> all made from soy lethicin, I worry about which brands are made from

> quality soy etc... Thanks!

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Jamy, I was thinking of buying this. Good thing for the info from

our groups!

Re: Can someone suggest a good

phosphadylserine product?

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> ARE they made from soy lecithin? Is not this a substance of it's own?

If

> it is soy, we shouldn't be consuming it, especially on a regular basis.

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[Guest guest]

I was just worried about it having soy in it in a form that hypos aren't

supposed to have. Again, soy blocks thyroid hormones from getting into the

cells because it competes for the cellular receptor sites. Someone has said

that there is a form that doesn't do this, but I'm not that sure.

Re: Can someone suggest a good

phosphadylserine product?

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> The pharmacist who told me to take it said that it didn't have the

phytoestrogens in it. At least his

> phosphatidylserine doesn't have the phytoestrogens. If I understood him

right.

> in Va.

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> ARE they made from soy lecithin? Is not this a substance of it's own?

If

> it is soy, we shouldn't be consuming it, especially on a regular basis.

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[Guest guest]

Hi, ,

You can call the second number, it's toll free, and ask for Nat .

You can Ask a Pharmacist by calling , or toll free at (877)

873-9564.

This is the pharmacist I met with and told me to take the phosphatidylserine

complex.

in Va.

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I was just worried about it having soy in it in a form that hypos aren't

supposed to have. Again, soy blocks thyroid hormones from getting into the

cells because it competes for the cellular receptor sites. Someone has said

that there is a form that doesn't do this, but I'm not that sure.