alphazyme/gammazyme?

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Hi Peggy, I did get through and read the info on alphazyme and it looks good. My only concern for myself, personally, is the peppermint in it. I don't know how much is in it. But my personal experience is that peppermint gives me a horendous appetite when I do it for too long. So if the amount was small enough that it didn't do that, then I would think it was a good product.

I have sent your question to Dr. Carolyn Bormann who sells aplhazyme and was part of R Garden when it was still called Staff of Life. She knows both products and tho she sells alphazyme and is one of its formulators and will undoubtedly be biased, she will still probably have an intelligent reason for her bias and so when I hear back from her I will get back with the list and share what she tells me. And we will have a little more intellegent info to go on.

Donna

Re: Parrattac

Donna, the Parattack is now $27 wholesale (120 caps) and $35 retail, which I guess means you have to join or something. Have you read my question about AlphaZyme vs GammaZyme? The website says the AlphaZyme is intended only for temporary use. I don't normally have gastric problems--they're going along with this parasite cleanse. So I'm thinking to get some but I don't know what " temporary " means, and I'd like to know how it compares to the one you sell. Thanks.

Peggy

Re: Re: Oxygen Cleansing Products

Hi Donna,

You mention Parattack as one of the products you find very successful without stressing the body. That sounds good to me--my body has certainly been stressed by the program I'm using. I found the product online and the ingredients list. The first ingredient listed is wormseed. Do you know--or does anyone in the group know--whether this is the same as wormwood? Because that's the primary thing I'm taking now and I think ideally I'd switch to something completely different to give the body a break. Thanks.

Peggy

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