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

[Guest guest]

Dear HSI e-Alert Reader,

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.

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!

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.

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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[Guest guest]

Hi Alice,

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.

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.

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.

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

Dear HSI e-Alert Reader,

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.

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!

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.

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!

Keep Reading:

http://www.agora-inc.com/reports/650SVCQ/W650E737/home.cfm#morehttp://www.agora\

-inc.com/reports/650SVCQ/W650E737/home.cfm#more>

[Guest guest]

I'd be more apt to worry about this NorthStar Company that is in the link being

the one to use the scare tactics than Tishon but you never know. I am concerned

about the possibility of the price increasing since I take 1200 mg a day. I

laughed at NorthStar's supply information. The messages I normally get from

this Health Alert Group are not normally advertisements. It's usually good

information.

Alice

Interesting CoQ Message I Got Today From a Health Alert

Group I Receive - Just Sharing

Dear HSI e-Alert Reader,

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.

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!

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.

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!

Keep Reading:

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