Re: Duncan: Life Force

[Guest guest]

Barb

> Anyway, on the liquid amino acids, can't someone

> get all amino acids but just eating a piece of

> good quality meat?

>

You arrive at the central point of Vickery's research: there is no lack of

supply, but sick bodies do not absorb what is presented to them. He found

that despite all the food coming in, the essential nutrients are not being

absorbed. That's why he developed his Platinum Plus Amino Acids, with the

additives that enable the digestion of what you eat. Free form aminos are

absorbed without digestion, they are already in the form that needs no

digestion.

[Guest guest]

> You arrive at the central point of Vickery's research: there is no lack of

> supply, but sick bodies do not absorb what is presented to them. He found

> that despite all the food coming in, the essential nutrients are not being

> absorbed.

Food combining is supposed to help immensely with proper digestion and

assimilation but it is difficult for people on the

SAD(Standard American Diet), to implement. Cultured foods are very easy to

digest.

regards, Bruce

[Guest guest]

> > Anyway, on the liquid amino acids, can't someone

> > get all amino acids but just eating a piece of

> > good quality meat?

> >

> You arrive at the central point of Vickery's research: there is no

> lack of supply, but sick bodies do not absorb what is presented to

> them. He found that despite all the food coming in, the essential

> nutrients are not being absorbed. That's why he developed his Platinum

> Plus Amino Acids, with the additives that enable the digestion of what

> you eat. Free form aminos are absorbed without digestion, they are

> already in the form that needs no digestion.

>

>

Like says, Barb, sick bodies may indeed have impaired

absorption, but even very sick, unbalanced bodies still absorb amino

acids very well; this is verified by a patent on Immunocal, a whey

powder that is listed in the Physician's Desktop Reference (for

prescription drugs no less) as a specific anti-wasting tool for

cancer and AIDS patients for example. (an anti-cachexia tool).

The difference between amino acids in meat and whey is that whey

proteins are much more easily digested than meat proteins. The

biological value is about double that of meat or fish, and 60% better

than eggs. Malabsorption of a human's only obligatory food in nature

is an extremely unlikely event because it utilised via a well-

established pathway that seldom fails. In fact, this food is what

survival of our species was built on.

Be that as it may, is correct that certain nutrients can be

better presented to the body so they are better absorbed. We know

that natural liquid nutrients can be 98% absorbed (according to the

medical text Harper's Biochemistry), and that they start to be

absorbed as soon as they hit the mouth. Natural form nutrients have a

large complement of what the body requires, that a man-made mix does

not.

Vickery's mix to is a close relative to the Master Amino Pattern

created and patented by Dr. Luca-Moretti, who discovered the exact

ratio of each essential amino acid needed by the body.

http://healthmaap.com

But there's little reason to resort to a free-form amino supplement

to get the essential amino acids, even if it does contain, or you

supply, healthy additives.

regards,

[Guest guest]

> Food combining is supposed to help immensely with proper digestion and

> assimilation but it is difficult for people on the SAD(Standard

> American Diet), to implement. Cultured foods are very easy to digest.

>

> regards, Bruce

Good point Bruce;

Following this thread, Life Force Body Balance has a complement of

natural enzymes in it, plus it is easily assimilated and a lot of it

doesn't even require digestion to be absorbed.

regards,

Duncan