Re: Vit A replies/how on earth do they take it?

[Guest guest]

I have been reading about vit A stuff and would really like to add

more to Allie Kat's diet, not necessarily in the high dosages. But

she has such food aversions! The only way I've been able to sneak

any CLO into her diet is by pouring some on her french fries after

they've been cooked and adding some salt to cover the taste, which

is not healthy, either. Is there a powdered vit A that has the same

affect? I've tried the mint flavored, the orange, and the strawberry

caps, no luck on any.

TIA,

Debi

[Guest guest]

> I have been reading about vit A stuff and would really like to add

> more to Allie Kat's diet, not necessarily in the high dosages. But

> she has such food aversions! The only way I've been able to sneak

> any CLO into her diet is by pouring some on her french fries after

> they've been cooked and adding some salt to cover the taste, which

> is not healthy, either. Is there a powdered vit A that has the

same

> affect? I've tried the mint flavored, the orange, and the

strawberry

> caps, no luck on any.

>

> TIA,

> Debi

Hi Debi,

I would suggest that you try the vitamin A DROPS from

the Life Extension Foundation. The stuff is very

very concentrated (20,000 IU PER DROP). The drops

are oily and taste a little like cinnamon.

Anyway, the main thing is that you don't have to get

her to take very much of this!

good wishes,

Moria

[Guest guest]

Moria, thanks, I just ordered some. Since she regressed after a hepB

vaccine I've always wanted to try an anti-viral protocol. Now I

might actually be able to get it in her.

> Hi Debi,

>

> I would suggest that you try the vitamin A DROPS from

> the Life Extension Foundation. The stuff is very

> very concentrated (20,000 IU PER DROP). The drops

> are oily and taste a little like cinnamon.

> Anyway, the main thing is that you don't have to get

> her to take very much of this!

>

> good wishes,

> Moria

[Guest guest]

>>The only way I've been able to sneak

> any CLO into her diet is by pouring some on her french fries after

> they've been cooked and adding some salt to cover the taste, which

> is not healthy, either. Is there a powdered vit A that has the same

> affect?

TwinLabs Allergy A has almost no taste.

Dana