Re: Interesting CoQ Message I Got Today From a Health Alert Group I Receive - Just Sharing

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Ann Marie

All of the raw CoQ comes from Japan, just like the raw Carnitor. I talked

with Raj at the Tishcon table and he said nothing about a shortage. When I

ordered the high dose chewables, it was in a jar with just a typed label.

Raj said that they aren't making it up for commercial sales.

laurie

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> Date: Sat, 21 Aug 2004 14:46:32 -0400

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> Subject: Re: Interesting CoQ Message I Got Today From a Health Alert

> Group I Receive - Just Sharing

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> Hi Alice,

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> When we were at the UMDF Convention in Pitts. the company was giving away free

> samples of it. I got my samples on Thursday evening, and no one was there

> table at the time. I am not sure if someone actual showed up and was there for

> people to talk to or not. Maybe someone else knows.

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> I read some of there research and they state that they can't release some of

> the results of their clinical trials b/c they are awaiting publication. I was

> also trying to find out what types of people participated in their trials. In

> some of the trials I noticed they used only male subjects.

>

> The statement where they say: " they wanted to buy all of their CoQ10 right

> then and there " scares me. They state it is from a manufacturer in New York,

> and that is where Tischon is located. I am hoping that Tishcon wouldn't go and

> buy another manufacturers product and put their own name on it and re-sell it

> as their product.

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> If anyone was at the UMDF Convention and you spoke to a representive from this

> company please let us know what they said about there product. And if anyone

> has used this product please tell us if you saw a difference and if so what

> kind of difference. I am curious. I am wondering if the company is trying

> scare tactics to get us to buy more product and buy from them knowing that

> they have a large chuck of inventory available.

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> Thanks for bringing this to our attention, Alice

>

> Ann-Marie

> Interesting CoQ Message I Got Today From a Health Alert

> Group I Receive - Just Sharing

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> Dear HSI e-Alert Reader,

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> As someone up on natural medicine, you probably know a lot about CoQ10. You

> know it's good for your heart, you know it's good for your immune system and

> you know it's one of the most valuable investments you can make for your body

> as a whole.

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> What you may not know is that there are only a few companies in the world

> producing CoQ10 - and very soon, even at their peak production capacity, they

> aren't going to be able to meet the demands of this increasingly popular and

> exceptionally necessary nutrient.

>

> The laws of economics are working against your heart health!

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> Given all the recent positive press time given to CoQ10, both in the pages of

> your newsletter as well as the more mainstream channels of information, people

> - doctors, patients and other health-conscious individuals like you - are

> becoming increasingly aware of its benefits.

>

> And while I think it's wonderful that more and more people are doing something

> great for their health, it traps us all under one of the most basic principles

> of economics - the law of supply and demand. That is: if the demand increases

> while the supply remains the same, the price must go up.

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> We're already seeing it happen. The demand for CoQ10, in the last year alone,

> has increased tremendously. In fact, while touring the facilities of a

> supplement manufacturer in New York last month, I had mentioned in passing

> that - in preparation for the impending shortage - NorthStar had invested in a

> good chunk of inventory. Would you believe he offered to buy it from us, right

> then and there?! And that's not all - he brought it up at least five more

> times. He wanted all our CoQ10!

>

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