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Hi Elizabeth

 

I may be hard-nosed, and this may sound irrational, but I tend not

to trust products that sound or look too " trendy " . It usually

implies to me that they're jumping on some sort of bandwagon,

looking to " cash in " , without regard to whether or not their

products actually work. The sad part is, we fall for this, because

we've been (de-)educated into gobbling up products because of some

promise the company has made. That's my own opinion, and while I'm

not right 100% of the time, I'm pretty close. I think back to

Metabolife, Atkins, and a few others. There are plenty of formulae

out there, for example, that cram a whole slew of ingredients

together because they're part of some trend (think ephedra +

caffeine for " weight loss " ). Many companies use natural herbs, but

for totally the wrong reasons. Ephedra, for example, is given in

small amounts to asthma sufferers to open airways and clear

congestion. They say specifically to AVOID caffeine when taking

ephedra. So what do the opportunistic American companies go and

do? They take ephedra and strip it of all of its cofactors and

phytonutrients that, when taken together, MINIMIZE the less

desirable effects/risk in taking ephedra; they take the active

ingredient only and concentrate the hell out of it, and throw it in

with a bunch of unregulated stimulants, including caffeine, and

market it as an " herbal, all-natural weight-loss formula " . It's not

even SUPPOSED to be used for weight-loss. I know that asthma and

fertility remedies are like apples and potatoes, but the agendas and

profit-maximizing formulae of many of these companies is exactly the

same.

 

I also don't trust testimonials. Don't be misled by them. Would

you ask the barber whether or not you need a haircut? When I was

cocktail waitressing, buzzed people would ask me, " what do you

think? should I have another? " Keep in mind that my income depended

on people drinking. Am I going to say " no, you're fine " ????? So

why do we trust these testimonials coming from the COMPANIES'

LITERATURE? How do we know they're real?

 

This reeks of Metabolife, Body Solutions, Ginsana, Ginkoba,

Garlique, and every other crazy herbal scam out there. However,

this is just MY OPINION. I'm not normally this fiery, but I needed

to rant, and well, having dealt with these companies and paid

attention to these kinds of products for a long time gives me plenty

of material!

 

And remember: any time we try to drastically change nature, we have

left the " natural " viewpoint and anything we use, herbal or not, no

longer fits in with the genuine, real, " natural " or " holistic "

school of thought.

 

Blessings,

--Jyoti/Jeni-Laura

 

herbal remedies , " Elizabeth Elliott "

<eliz3378@e...> wrote:

> Hey there,

> I am trying to figure out if this is a natural product? This

doesn't look like a prescription from the reviews online and what I

read -- does anyone know how safe it is? or how it works? Thanks.

>

> Elizabeth

> eliz3378@e...

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