bile salts

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Bile Salts

>Hello Carole/Kathy

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>Bile salts, as I understand it is the same as Ox bile. (Consult with your

>Pharmacist.) It provides an aid for digesting fats, and restores the normal

>brown color to the feces. The child not digesting fats is starving for

>vitamins A, D, E, and K as well as fatty acids, and his amino acids are in

>imbalance due to the fatty acid imbalance. It is absolutely vital not to

let

>the condition of light colored, frothy, floating, shiny, foul smelling

bowel

>continue.

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>It is probably better to supplement taurine and glycine to allow the liver

to

>make its own bile. Consult with your medical professional.

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>Regards,

>

>Willis

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In a message dated 11/26/04 9:13:11 AM, frinh96221@... writes:

> 1) Thin your bile by at least taking lecithin every

> > day, if not bile

> > salts and taurine.

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Where would I buy bile salts?

Thanks

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Hi , This link will be more than one line, so copy the whole

thing into your address bar if necessary. I've never been so bad

off as to need bile salts, also called bile acids, so I can't

personally recomend this source. If I had a diseased liver this is

where I would buy it:

http://www.bayho.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?

Screen=PROD & Product_Code=801135 & OVRAW=bile%20salts & OVKEY=bile%

20salt & OVMTC=standard

Best regards,

Vince

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> > 1) Thin your bile by at least taking lecithin every

> > > day, if not bile

> > > salts and taurine.

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> Where would I buy <a href= " http://www.serverlogic3.com/lm/rtl3.asp?

si=11 & k=bile%20salts " onmouseover= " window.status='bile salts';

return true; " onmouseout= " window.status=''; return true; " >bile

salts</a>?

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