In message ID <jlbDB9wMo….@netcom.com> Followup-To:
misc.entrepreneurs,misc.consumers,misc.health.alternative,rec.foo on 7/5/95,
Joe Bemrich wrote:
: They were probably amazed at the challenge of explaining to the
: clueless that vitamins and minerals are neither animal or vegetable
: (hence the word "mineral") and cannot be "vegetarian" or
: "non-vegetarian" (unless, of course, it’s labelled "beef extract").
: It doesn’t take a biochemist to figure this out.
They can certainly be vegetarian or non-vegetarian, depending of course on
the source of the vitamin. To confuse the biochemist’s idea of a vitamin or
mineral with the facts of manufacture and commerce has tripped up many a
chemist.
Vitamin A can be sourced from fish oil, and is non-vegan. This is listed on
the label, so if some operator doesn’t know, they must be illiterate
entrepreneurs.
Vitamin D can be from wool, and is non-vegan.
Calcium can be from oyster shell.
There are some other examples. In addition, many vitamin preparations can
contain other materials (like liver) which make them non-vegan.
BTW, I don’t believe it is wise to consume tea tree oil unless you have a
solid reason for doing so. I certainly don’t believe that tea tree oil (or
anything) is a cure-all, suited for all illnesses–CONTRARY to what the
entrepreneurs will tell you.
–Paul || p_iann…@pop.com
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In message ID <3tgu1r$…@ixnews6.ix.netcom.com> on 7/6/95, Jamell Acree
wrote:
: I take a supplement called, FROM THE EARTH from The Vitamin Shoppe. On
: the label is printed, "Vegetarian Formula."
:
: If your company doesn’t please you, find one that will.
: —
: Ask for report: ARE FREE RADICALS STEALING YOUR HEALTH?
: MelAc…@ix.netcom.com
What you meant was, I SELL a formula called From the Earth. So please don’t
post your commercial references here.
–Paul || p_iann…@pop.com
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Comment by admin — November 22, 2009 @ 11:58 am
In <250739804.32824…@pop.com> p_iann…@pop.com (Paul Iannone)
writes:
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>In message ID <jlbDB9wMo….@netcom.com> Followup-To:
>misc.entrepreneurs,misc.consumers,misc.health.alternative,rec.foo on
7/5/95,
>Joe Bemrich wrote:
>: They were probably amazed at the challenge of explaining to the
>: clueless that vitamins and minerals are neither animal or vegetable
>: (hence the word "mineral") and cannot be "vegetarian" or
>: "non-vegetarian" (unless, of course, it’s labelled "beef extract").
>: It doesn’t take a biochemist to figure this out.
>They can certainly be vegetarian or non-vegetarian, depending of
course on
>the source of the vitamin. To confuse the biochemist’s idea of a
vitamin or
>mineral with the facts of manufacture and commerce has tripped up many
a
>chemist.
>Vitamin A can be sourced from fish oil, and is non-vegan. This is
listed on
>the label, so if some operator doesn’t know, they must be illiterate
>entrepreneurs.
>Vitamin D can be from wool, and is non-vegan.
>Calcium can be from oyster shell.
>There are some other examples. In addition, many vitamin preparations
can
>contain other materials (like liver) which make them non-vegan.
>BTW, I don’t believe it is wise to consume tea tree oil unless you
have a
>solid reason for doing so. I certainly don’t believe that tea tree oil
(or
>anything) is a cure-all, suited for all illnesses–CONTRARY to what
the
>entrepreneurs will tell you.
>–Paul || p_iann…@pop.com
>–
Paul, isn’t tea tree oil a topical antiseptic for external topical use
only?
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Comment by admin — November 22, 2009 @ 11:58 am
In <250739804.32836…@pop.com> p_iann…@pop.com (Paul Iannone)
writes:
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>In message ID <3tgu1r$…@ixnews6.ix.netcom.com> on 7/6/95, Jamell
Acree
>wrote:
>: I take a supplement called, FROM THE EARTH from The Vitamin Shoppe.
On
>: the label is printed, "Vegetarian Formula."
>:
>: If your company doesn’t please you, find one that will.
>: —
>: Ask for report: ARE FREE RADICALS STEALING YOUR HEALTH?
>: MelAc…@ix.netcom.com
>What you meant was, I SELL a formula called From the Earth. So please
don’t
>post your commercial references here.
>–Paul || p_iann…@pop.com
>–
No, Paul, I DON’T sell From The Earth. I don’t even know if they are
really doing me any good. I don’t feel any different since I have
taken them. I take supplements because I have been led to believe that
most of us don’t get all we need from our diet.
What is your opinion of taking vitamin/mineral supplements? Also, what
do you think is the best diet for most people? Is there any food group
that you feel should be avoided?
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MelAc…@ix.netcom.com
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Comment by admin — November 22, 2009 @ 11:58 am
In message ID <3tjkhs$…@ixnews6.ix.netcom.com> on 7/7/95, Jamell Acree
wrote:
: >BTW, I don’t believe it is wise to consume tea tree oil unless you
: have a
: >solid reason for doing so. I certainly don’t believe that tea tree oil (or
: >anything) is a cure-all, suited for all illnesses–CONTRARY to what the
: >entrepreneurs will tell you.
: >
: >–Paul || p_iann…@pop.com
: >–
: Paul, isn’t tea tree oil a topical antiseptic for external topical
: use only?
People take it internally. Even topically on mucous membranes is an
absorbance route.
–Paul || p_iann…@pop.com
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Comment by admin — November 22, 2009 @ 11:58 am
In message ID <3tjm1e$…@ixnews6.ix.netcom.com> on 7/7/95, Jamell Acree
wrote:
: >What you meant was, I SELL a formula called From the Earth. So please
don’t
: >post your commercial references here.
: >
: >–Paul || p_iann…@pop.com
: >–
:
: No, Paul, I DON’T sell From The Earth. I don’t even know if they are
: really doing me any good. I don’t feel any different since I have
: taken them. I take supplements because I have been led to believe that
: most of us don’t get all we need from our diet.
:
: What is your opinion of taking vitamin/mineral supplements? Also, what
: do you think is the best diet for most people? Is there any food group
: that you feel should be avoided?
Sorry, I am suspicious of the lurking entrepreneurs, and not without reason.
Please make a disclaimer if you reference an actual brand.
I am on record opposing daily fruit consumption by modern peoples under
stress. As for vitamin/mineral pills–I generally favor such insurance, and
see very, very little downside, provided this is kept within the range of
reason, and doesn’t involve consuming omnibus pills with three hundred
ingredients in ug. doses.
–Paul || p_iann…@pop.com
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Comment by admin — November 22, 2009 @ 11:58 am
Hi Stacie: with regards to the activator method, my DC was using it when I
started using him, he then switched over about three years ago, I was a
little skeptical but after only one treatment, it obtained the same
results. There really should not be too much pain with the old method and
with the Activator there is none.
Hope this is of some value
Milt
Comment by admin — November 22, 2009 @ 11:59 am