Re: Japanese Knotweed, shipping to Canada

[Guest guest]

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My wife gets paradise herbs resveratrol from iherbs (this is one of the brands

Buhner recommends). They ship to Canada for $12.00. Alternately you can get a

mailing address in Blaine Wa through Mailboxes Inc. for $10.00/year. Iherb has

free shipping in the U.S. and Mailboxes Inc will forward the package to you via

USPS or any other method you prefer.

BTW What area of Canada are you getting the Marshall Protocol in? Just curious

because I'm not aware of any Docs in Alberta that offer it.

Steve

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> Hello all:

>

> I am trying to find a source of Japanese Knotweed that ships to Canada

inexpensively. I think iHerb is one place, but I want to make sure this is the

product I should get. (I am a newbie, as you can tell!) They have a few

different products, all with a different amount of resveratrols. I am making

sure because whereas the book mentions 500mg of JK, the only one I can find has

a full gram. Otherwise, it seems to check out okay.

>

> Cheers,

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> info on it is listed below.

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> http://www.iherb.com/Source-Naturals-Resveratrol-40-mg-60-Tablets/1450?at=0

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> Supplement Facts

> Serving Size: 2 Capsules

> Servings Per Container: 30

> Amount Per Serving % DV*

> Sodium 5 mg <2%

> Polygonum cuspidatum Root Extract 1 g †

> Standardized to 8% Total Resveratrols

> Yielding:

> Total Resveratrols 80 mg †

> Resveratrol 20 mg

> *Percent Daily Values (%DV) are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.

> †Daily Value not established.

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the info. I never thought to get a mailbox in Blaine, that sounds

like a wonderful idea. Wish I'd thought if it before I just bought a food

dehydrator, with $60 shipping!

As for my MP doc, it is my family doctor. For a variety of reasons, he has

trusted my to direct my own recovery, though he wasn't willing to go with the

high-dose antibiotic route. (You actually can't get an IV pick from a family doc

in British Columbia, not that I had much desire to go that route.)

There is a support group for people on the MP in a suburb of Vancouver. There is

one well-known osteopath who does MP work, though he does not take MSP. The rest

of us have been lucky/persistent enough to get our GP's on board.

I don't know if it is just a BC thing, or it is Canada-wide, but naturopaths can

now prescribe antibiotics, so the MP may become much more accessible...if you

can afford to see a naturopath, that is.

If you are trying to get your doc on board, the MP website dos have some info to

give to your doc, to convince him/her that the MP is not quackery (or at least

it is, but with a purpose).

I can give you more info if you like.

Peace, and thanks again,

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> > Hello all:

> >

> > I am trying to find a source of Japanese Knotweed that ships to Canada

inexpensively. I think iHerb is one place, but I want to make sure this is the

product I should get. (I am a newbie, as you can tell!) They have a few

different products, all with a different amount of resveratrols. I am making

sure because whereas the book mentions 500mg of JK, the only one I can find has

a full gram. Otherwise, it seems to check out okay.

> >

> > Cheers,

> >

> > info on it is listed below.

> >

> > http://www.iherb.com/Source-Naturals-Resveratrol-40-mg-60-Tablets/1450?at=0

> >

> > Supplement Facts

> > Serving Size: 2 Capsules

> > Servings Per Container: 30

> > Amount Per Serving % DV*

> > Sodium 5 mg <2%

> > Polygonum cuspidatum Root Extract 1 g †

> > Standardized to 8% Total Resveratrols

> > Yielding:

> > Total Resveratrols 80 mg †

> > Resveratrol 20 mg

> > *Percent Daily Values (%DV) are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.

> > †Daily Value not established.

> >

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