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Has anyone ever actually used this product? I went to the link and it was mostly a promotion thing to get you to buy the product. I would be interested in hearing comments.

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As an alternative, Body Balance from Life Force International supplies an excellent range of vitamins, all the trace minerals, amino acids, phytosterols, polysaccharides including fucoidans and acemannans, in an organic, liquid, ionic, bioavailable supplement. Quite a mouthful, but whole food extracts are exactly what people are looking for in a supplement. It's made of nine wild sea vegetables and certified organic aloe gel.Given that it's balanced and pretty well exactly what the body requires, it's difficult to imagine a deficiency occurring when using it, but nevertheless some folks who are already sick do increase a few other supplements at least until they are well and then a balanced food should be adequate.

 

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Hi Peggy,

 

I don’t know about that supplement –

I would say it’s just a bunch of isolated ingredients assembled and they’re

selling it as a “whole food”.

A whole food is NOT isolated stuff, but just that – a whole food –

nothing more nothing less. I can’t

see how they can call it a whole food. A

whole food would be a carrot – not an extract from it. There are some really good “real”

whole food supplement – such as blue green algae or

bee pollen – I’m sure there’s more but I can’t think of

any right off the top of my head.

 

Carol

 

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Has anyone ever actually

used this product? I went to the link and it was mostly a promotion thing to

get you to buy the product. I would be interested in hearing comments.

peggy

 

 

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I have a friend who tried Body Balance. He reports

that it seems to be no different in effect than many

other liquid supplements, except of course that it's

more expensive than most. He prefers Sea Silver which

is slightly cheaper.

 

 

--- peggy autio <pcautio wrote:

>

> Has anyone ever actually used this product? I went

> to the link and it was mostly a promotion thing to

> get you to buy the product. I would be interested in

> hearing comments.

>

> peggy

>

>

>

>

>

> As an alternative, Body Balance from Life Force

> International

> supplies an excellent range of vitamins, all the

> trace minerals,

> amino acids, phytosterols, polysaccharides including

> fucoidans and

> acemannans, in an organic, liquid, ionic,

> bioavailable supplement.

> Quite a mouthful, but whole food extracts are

> exactly what people are

> looking for in a supplement. It's made of nine wild

> sea vegetables

> and certified organic aloe gel.

>

> Given that it's balanced and pretty well exactly

> what the body

> requires, it's difficult to imagine a deficiency

> occurring when using

> it, but nevertheless some folks who are already sick

> do increase a

> few other supplements at least until they are well

> and then a

> balanced food should be adequate.

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

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> Has anyone ever actually used this product? I went to the link and it

> was mostly a promotion thing to get you to buy the product. I would be

> interested in hearing comments.

>

> peggy

 

Peggy, I have many clients on it already in the last month and

several reported a change in just days. I didn't expect such a fast

response in people but the company says that after two bottles you'll

notice a difference; that's just one month.

 

At the very least it's a way to ditch the at best 12% bioavailable

pill tray in favour of something that's more than 90% bioavailable

(up to 98%, according to the doctor's textbook Harper's Biochemistry)

 

This product was only offered through health professionals until

recently. Here's a site with testimonials:

http://tinyurl.com/2wbnp

 

regards,

 

Duncan Crow

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Hi Carol,

 

What they've done with the sea vegetables in Body Balance is removed

most of the pulp, that's all. People use their juicers at home for

the same reason; to concentrate the nutrients. It's still a whole

food. Nutrient concentration is a good thing; Because Body Balance is

concentrated it can provoke a healing reaction.

 

Duncan

>

> I don't know about that supplement - I would say it's just a bunch of

> isolated ingredients assembled and they're selling it as a " whole

> food " . A whole food is NOT isolated stuff, but just that - a whole

> food - nothing more nothing less. I can't see how they can call it a

> whole food. A whole food would be a carrot - not an extract from it.

> There are some really good " real " whole food supplement - such as blue

> green algae or bee pollen - I'm sure there's more but I can't think of

> any right off the top of my head.

>

> Carol

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i think it is very interesting that of all of the responces i

received by far the most of them have been from people selling the

product not from those who actually use it. i have gone the route of

multi level marketing organizations and that is usually what it is,

just a promotion to buy something.

peggy

 

 

 

, " Carol Minnick "

<carolminnick@a...> wrote:

> Hi Peggy,

>

> I don't know about that supplement - I would say it's just a bunch

of

> isolated ingredients assembled and they're selling it as a " whole

food " .

> A whole food is NOT isolated stuff, but just that - a whole food -

> nothing more nothing less. I can't see how they can call it a

whole

> food. A whole food would be a carrot - not an extract from it.

There

> are some really good " real " whole food supplement - such as blue

green

> algae or bee pollen - I'm sure there's more but I can't think of

any

> right off the top of my head.

>

> Carol

> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

> For a FREE health article, " Standard vs. Wholefood Supplements " ,

> send a blank email to: wholefoodsupplements@s...

> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

>

> peggy autio [pcautio]

> Has anyone ever actually used this product? I went to the link and

it

> was mostly a promotion thing to get you to buy the product. I

would be

> interested in hearing comments.

> peggy

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" A whole food would be a carrot "

is that a cooked or raw carrot or raw carrot with tops

still on

 

--- Peggy <pcautio wrote:

> i think it is very interesting that of all of the

> responces i

> received by far the most of them have been from

> people selling the

> product not from those who actually use it. i have

> gone the route of

> multi level marketing organizations and that is

> usually what it is,

> just a promotion to buy something.

> peggy

>

>

>

> , " Carol

> Minnick "

> <carolminnick@a...> wrote:

> > Hi Peggy,

> >

> > I don't know about that supplement - I would say

> it's just a bunch

> of

> > isolated ingredients assembled and they're selling

> it as a " whole

> food " .

> > A whole food is NOT isolated stuff, but just that

> - a whole food -

> > nothing more nothing less. I can't see how they

> can call it a

> whole

> > food. A whole food would be a carrot - not an

> extract from it.

> There

> > are some really good " real " whole food supplement

> - such as blue

> green

> > algae or bee pollen - I'm sure there's more but I

> can't think of

> any

> > right off the top of my head.

> >

> > Carol

> > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

> > For a FREE health article, " Standard vs. Wholefood

> Supplements " ,

> > send a blank email to:

> wholefoodsupplements@s...

> > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

>

> >

> > peggy autio [pcautio]

> > Has anyone ever actually used this product? I went

> to the link and

> it

> > was mostly a promotion thing to get you to buy the

> product. I

> would be

> > interested in hearing comments.

> > peggy

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

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This is awful...this is my first post and I'm going to try to " sell "

you something. I will intro in a second, but this subject is one of

the reasons I'm here so I will tell you what I know.

 

There is a book available, and I can't remember the name but will

eventually get my hands on it, which rates Usana the #1 supplement.

We became distributors recently because of the success I've had

personally and the success of my mom's friend and lots of other

people who take them. I was perfectly healthy, BUT had AWFUL

allergies and was sluggish most of the time. As a mom of two, I

could not keep up with the kids. My allergies got so bad and I got

tired of taking the children's benedryl and falling asleep on my

kids, so I tried Usana. I got relief within 2 hours. My allergies

were completely gone. When I ran out of the supplements for a couple

of days...they came back. And went again when I started back up. So

it was no fluke.

 

What is special about them? First, they are in pill form, but just

because they aren't liquid or powder doesn't mean they aren't

bioavailable. Second, they have what our bodies really NEED as far

as vitamins and minerals. The FDA minimums are for keeping away

deficiencies, not for maximum health. You can check out the labels

on their website. Third, they are guaranteed to have what's on the

label in each pill- one of the biggest problems with any supplement.

 

The best thing about the company is how it started. Dr. Myron Wentz

founded Gull Laboratories, and spent endless hours in the lab

figuring out what human body cells needed to thrive. Years after his

work began, he went to his pharmacist to find out what he should

take as a vitamin. As he was talking on the phone one day, he read

the back of the bottle and saw exactly what was in it. He almost

fell out of his chair. He knew what human cells needed to thrive,

and this was not it! He started making his own supplements and

shared them with co-workers and employees. They had such success

with them that Usana came out of this " experiment " and they have

since become the #1 supplement.

 

You can read more at www.usana.com and do searches on them, Dr.

Wentz, Gull Laboratories, etc. It is not a company that sold make-up

or water filters and then decided that supplements were the best

thing to market....They are scientists who continually test their

products and make sure that they are producing the best supplement

on the planet. Okay, there's my spiel. Sorry to sound like a

commercial, but it is such a great product I have to tell everyone I

know. (They also have a children's vitamin and it looks like my

son's developing asthma was stopped dead in its tracks- we will know

next allergy season. I can't wait!)

Evie Maddox

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Well said Peggy. Another problem is that testimonials

are basically worthless. If someone feels better that

may be entirely subjective. That why real scientists

use double blind testing.

 

It's also possible that someone may have a significant

deficiency in one nutrient. If they consume Body

Balance, or anything else, that provides that

nutrient, they may indeed feel much better. That

doesn't mean that Body Balance is superior to anything

else.

 

 

 

 

 

--- Peggy <pcautio wrote:

> i think it is very interesting that of all of the

> responces i

> received by far the most of them have been from

> people selling the

> product not from those who actually use it. i have

> gone the route of

> multi level marketing organizations and that is

> usually what it is,

> just a promotion to buy something.

> peggy

>

>

>

> , " Carol

> Minnick "

> <carolminnick@a...> wrote:

> > Hi Peggy,

> >

> > I don't know about that supplement - I would say

> it's just a bunch

> of

> > isolated ingredients assembled and they're selling

> it as a " whole

> food " .

> > A whole food is NOT isolated stuff, but just that

> - a whole food -

> > nothing more nothing less. I can't see how they

> can call it a

> whole

> > food. A whole food would be a carrot - not an

> extract from it.

> There

> > are some really good " real " whole food supplement

> - such as blue

> green

> > algae or bee pollen - I'm sure there's more but I

> can't think of

> any

> > right off the top of my head.

> >

> > Carol

> > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

>

 

 

 

 

 

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I'm sorry,

There will be no spamming on this group, I know you probably mean well.

But...you are now under moderation! if it continues you will be banned.

Elaine

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This business about " isolated " nutrients continues unabated on this list.

But it makes no sense. You talk about the body, as if it's a passive agent.

But the body knows what to do with those isolated nutrients. It breaks

foods down into isolated nutrients all the time. You're forgetting that the

body must do this splitting of foods into single nutrients, constantly. It

utilizes single, isolated substances in all its complex functions. To

insist that the body cannot utilize single, isolated nutrients, is

preposterous.

Protein foods are not " utilized " in their whole state; they're " consumed " in

a whole state. These protein-rich foods are then broken down into

" isolated " amino acids, and the body uses these amino acids as it wishes and

needs to.

JP

 

 

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Wednesday, June 23, 2004 12:19 PM

Re: Re: body balance

 

 

" A whole food would be a carrot "

is that a cooked or raw carrot or raw carrot with tops

still on

 

--- Peggy <pcautio wrote:

> i think it is very interesting that of all of the

> responces i

> received by far the most of them have been from

> people selling the

> product not from those who actually use it. i have

> gone the route of

> multi level marketing organizations and that is

> usually what it is,

> just a promotion to buy something.

> peggy

>

>

>

> , " Carol

> Minnick "

> <carolminnick@a...> wrote:

> > Hi Peggy,

> >

> > I don't know about that supplement - I would say

> it's just a bunch

> of

> > isolated ingredients assembled and they're selling

> it as a " whole

> food " .

> > A whole food is NOT isolated stuff, but just that

> - a whole food -

> > nothing more nothing less. I can't see how they

> can call it a

> whole

> > food. A whole food would be a carrot - not an

> extract from it.

> There

> > are some really good " real " whole food supplement

> - such as blue

> green

> > algae or bee pollen - I'm sure there's more but I

> can't think of

> any

> > right off the top of my head.

> >

> > Carol

> > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

> > For a FREE health article, " Standard vs. Wholefood

> Supplements " ,

> > send a blank email to:

> wholefoodsupplements@s...

> > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

>

> >

> > peggy autio [pcautio]

> > Has anyone ever actually used this product? I went

> to the link and

> it

> > was mostly a promotion thing to get you to buy the

> product. I

> would be

> > interested in hearing comments.

> > peggy

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

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> i think it is very interesting that of all of the responces i

> received by far the most of them have been from people selling the

> product not from those who actually use it. i have gone the route of

> multi level marketing organizations and that is usually what it is,

> just a promotion to buy something. peggy

 

Peggy,

 

Body Balance had a ten-year history of only being available from

health professionals; it wasn't being sold openly at all until 1996.

Many people who are selling it started to do so only after a period

of using it. Using it is what makes them enthused about this

nutritional product.

 

Anyway, I understand the people who are selling it are also using

it... I don't think that should necessarily invalidate their

testimonials. One has to be registered with the company to get it for

the good price. Being in their computer means you have an ID and can

sell it too or more likely, get your family and friends on it. This

is how the product gains exposure in the marketplace.

 

By way of example, I told a disabled friend about it, and she told a

friend of hers. Here's a note from this second lady, who is not

selling it, " I feel the difference already -- great! " . She wrote this

after just five days! And to be sure, she is telling her friends and

family. She has no intention of running a business, but that might

make her " selling it " if any of her family start to use it for

example.

 

So " selling it " is a very relative term. It's just viral marketing.

 

Peggy, you can get a free bottle, match it with one you buy, and have

a month's supply. You have no intention of selling it but at least

you'll be able to see if it works for you.

 

The fact that it has any noticeable effect at all is very cool

considering it's just a nutritional product.

 

I should have my first bottle by Monday; I'll keep you posted.

 

regards,

 

Duncan Crow

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