Re: cryptolepis?Nutramedix

[Guest guest]

Hi Carolyn

Id be very careful with any Nutramedix--when I was compiling a database of

companies and contacted all of them directly they were among a scant 3 who didnt

bother to respond to requests for information about how well the check

credentials of those they allow to sell their products ( even the ones they

themselves claim require a licensed health professional); how they control for

harmful ingredients, their methods for protecting wildcrafted items ( as in not

over harvesting), and even if and how some profits get back to the people's in

SA

too theyre based in Ecuador and Peru without controls or governance, and VERY

overpriced.

All of these things combined makes it very unlikely Id ever purchase from them

or advise someone else to. There are same or similar products from far more

reputable sources!!

Then again if that doesnt bother you, by all means its your choice.

be well

Finette

[Guest guest]

Hi Finette,

Thanks for posting the info on Nutramedix.

I have no plans at present to try Enula: I am seeing how I go for

babesia with Mepron [first day today], cryptolepis, boneset and red root,

along with my huge arsenal of other things. I am also doing a parasite

cleanse which includes elecampane, which I believe is the main

ingredient of Enula anyway.

regards,

Carolyn