what are these people thinking????

[Guest guest]

I've been window shopping at Vitacost and found the most remarkable

liquid mutimineral. In the list of " proprietary ingredients " are

antimony, cadmium, and -- you guessed it -- mercury, amongst other

goodies. You'll be happy to know that there is NO added sugar or

preservatives, though. Whew!

http://www.vitacost.com/BuriedTreasureMineralSupplementLiquid

tell me that this is a hoax, someone, please.

René

[Guest guest]

I emailed the company - maybe they are unaware.

[ ] what are these people thinking????

I've been window shopping at Vitacost and found the most remarkable

liquid mutimineral. In the list of " proprietary ingredients " are

antimony, cadmium, and -- you guessed it -- mercury, amongst other

goodies. You'll be happy to know that there is NO added sugar or

preservatives, though. Whew!

http://www.vitacost.com/BuriedTreasureMineralSupplementLiquid

tell me that this is a hoax, someone, please.

René

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[Guest guest]

This junk sounds like the Water Oz " Water of Life " garbage. Check the

ingredients on that stuff.

I thought this was a suspect line:

This 100% plant derived mineral supplement consists of a natural assortment of

over 70 minerals derived from plants growing through the Eden era. (Yes, as in

the Biblical period of the Garden of Eden, but not exactly the " Tree of Life "

which God took away. Even if you could somehow increase longevity without God's

" Tree of Life " by consuming Utah's finest humic stone, there would still be a

geographic anomaly to contend with as Eden was by Biblical scholars' consensus

located in present-day Iraq. There was a world-wide flood which may or may not

have deposited some special minerals in Utah, but the amount of work to

determine whether or not the Utah stone may or may not have the exact nutrients

as God's " Tree of Life " did is impossible to figure out sans the miraculous

tree. Slightly out of context, Moses lived a very long time, and we understand

he carried two tablets of stone with him, too, but he did not eat them. I did

once have a hankering for some lovely white aggregate gravel and very small

pebbles, but they did not cause any sort if feeling of innocence or promote

health upon consumption.)

[ ] what are these people thinking????

I've been window shopping at Vitacost and found the most remarkable

liquid mutimineral. In the list of " proprietary ingredients " are

antimony, cadmium, and -- you guessed it -- mercury, amongst other

goodies. You'll be happy to know that there is NO added sugar or

preservatives, though. Whew!

http://www.vitacost.com/BuriedTreasureMineralSupplementLiquid

tell me that this is a hoax, someone, please.

René

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