Pine Cone Extract (Cheney recommends) back on market

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone,

Just wanted to let everyone know that pine cone extract, which

was pulled from the market because they were going to make it

prescription, is back on the market. It used to be called Pinextra,

and was recommended by Cheney as a Th2-Th1 shifter, helpful for

viral symptoms.

I am pretty sure that this is the same company, because they are in

the same location (St sburg, FL), though now the product is

called Immunextra and it's a capsule and not a tincture.

Also, I think the price has come down a lot (a little hard to say,

because of comparing capsule price to tincture). It was $65US for a

one ounce bottle and it's now as cheap as $44US for 60 capsules,

including shipping (no shipping if you get it on auto delivery, which

I did and which they say you can cancel anytime and it's a few bucks

more if it's not on autodelivery).

They say take one cap a day, but I personally found with the tincture

I had to take more than they said to get the help I needed.

Haven't tried it yet, so can't say if it'll help like the tincture did

(it helped a lot with fevers, painful lymph nodes). But I do think it

is the same company, so it should.

Also, there is an herbalist in Texas who makes pine cone extract in an

alcohol base (pinextra was not in alcohol). I personaly can't have

alcohol so that was a problem for me. I believe (this was a few years

ago) a one ounce bottle from her was $75US. Google pine cone extract

and Texas and that should give you her contact info.

Immunextra is immunextra.com or 888-immune8 I am not associated with

immunextra or the Texas herbalist, just trying to pass along helpful

information.

Best to everyone,

Taliesen

[Guest guest]

Taliesen Waters wrote:

> Hi Everyone,

> Just wanted to let everyone know that pine cone extract, which

> was pulled from the market because they were going to make it

> prescription, is back on the market. It used to be called Pinextra,

> and was recommended by Cheney as a Th2-Th1 shifter, helpful for

> viral symptoms.

>

I wonder if this is similar to the Korean pine nut extract used for

appetite and weight control?

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el (andreafrankel at sbcglobal dot net)

" wake now! Discover that YOU are the song that the morning brings... "

[Guest guest]

No, it doesn't claim any effect on appetite or weight control and I

certainly never noticed any effect like this (unfortunately). Taliesen

On 2/2/08, el <andreafrankel@...> wrote:

>

> Taliesen Waters wrote:

> > Hi Everyone,

> > Just wanted to let everyone know that pine cone extract, which

> > was pulled from the market because they were going to make it

> > prescription, is back on the market. It used to be called Pinextra,

> > and was recommended by Cheney as a Th2-Th1 shifter, helpful for

> > viral symptoms.

> >

>

> I wonder if this is similar to the Korean pine nut extract used for

> appetite and weight control?

>

> --

>

> el (andreafrankel at sbcglobal dot net)

>

> " wake now! Discover that YOU are the song that the morning brings... "

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Just to let you guys know, i tried the pine cone extract as well as

the earth dragon he recommended. I had much better results with the

earth dragon, but it didnt last. It also an immune modulator like the

pinecone extract