Guest guest Posted December 18, 1998 Report Share Posted December 18, 1998 On 12/12/98 9:49 AM, vilik@... said: >Re: Master Formula > > It was the " in " product on another list I was on. I've read the book >with testimonials, and I'm impressed. Haven't made the leap, but I think it >is a very interesting product. This is an MLM product, which means you should take the 'testimonials' with a large grain of salt, as the testimonials are coming from the distributors themselves (the very ones who will profit from YOUR use of it). >Re: Dr. Schultz's superfood > > I have some resistence to spirulina. Have read too many negatives. The negatives about Spirulina all pertain to CONTAMINATION, not anything inherent to spirulina itself. Marcus Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 18, 1998 Report Share Posted December 18, 1998 Dear Vilik - please mention the negatives regarding Spirulina. I've heard only one -- that it's got a lot of iron. Currently, I take a bit of Spiriulina, and in addtion 3 grams daily of Chlorella. For obvious reasons, these products must come from quality providers. BTW, you might check www.vitaminshoppe.com and compare prices with GNC. They are 30% off this month. Kindest regards, Ken > Re: Dr. Schultz's superfood > > I have some resistence to spirulina. Have read too many negatives. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 18, 1998 Report Share Posted December 18, 1998 ----Original Message Follows---- Date: Sat, 12 Dec 1998 06:49:58 -0800 oxyplusonelist From: Vilik Rapheles <vilik@...> Reply-to: oxyplusonelist Subject: A few things... From: Vilik Rapheles <vilik@...> <SNIP> Re: Dr. Schultz's superfood I have some resistence to spirulina. Have read too many negatives. <SNIP> Vilik, With the track record, that Dr. Schulze has, I know that he would have ONLY the very BEST ingredients, especially since he works with people, whom he calls the " Walking-Dead " , take it to HELP REGAIN their HEALTH!! Besides, I've done business with his American Botanical Pharmacy and he is so STRICT about his ORGANIC Herbs, that he will TOTALLY STOP production, if he can't get the very BEST quality Herbs!! Even if it means NOT having a WHOLE Formula available for a month or MORE, because there's a problem with just ONE Herb in that formula!! Now, those are very HIGH STANDARDS, and I, myself, have seen very, very few people have those kind of STANDARDS TODAY!! Enough said!! Tom/Psalms 150:6! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 18, 1998 Report Share Posted December 18, 1998 > >Re: Dr. Schultz's superfood > > > > I have some resistence to spirulina. Have read too many negatives. > > The negatives about Spirulina all pertain to CONTAMINATION, > not anything inherent to spirulina itself. spirulina comes from one specific place, doesn't it, ...somewhere on one of the hawaiin islands? damn about that contamination! if i ever have a daughter, Spirulina woulda made a nice name. Nick > > Marcus > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 18, 1998 Report Share Posted December 18, 1998 I just wanted to give my web site if anyone is interested, this may be a repeat, If it is I am sorry, under Pressure in CA susan http://www.js-net.com/ahw/HBOCTR.htm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 14, 2002 Report Share Posted September 14, 2002 First of all, Happy Belated Birthday, nne and Terry! Welcome Vicki! I want to commend Becky for her wisdom and advice on making soap. Thank you, Becky, for stepping up! Soapng is such a " fun " thing that sometimes we get too lax with precautiions that need to be taken! I would NEVER put my tongue to a bar of soap that wasn't SEVERAL days out of the mold. Yes, I have gotten stung! OUCH! nne, I hope your tongue is ok now! A lye sting/burn is awful and something to really be avoided! As far as using your soap pot for cooking goes, I know this may go against the grain, but, yes, you can use it if it is stainless steel. If it is washed thoroughly, there is no reason why you cannot use it for cooking. Stainless is not porous, so soap cannot " hide " in it. Also, for those of Scandinavian descent, have you ever eaten " lutefisk " ? Well, guess what? Lutefisk translated means " lye fish " . Yuppers, they soak the fish in lye water...yeah, I do suppose the solution is weak, but lye nonethe less! OK, here is a recipe out of my files that I personally use for my soap, and tweak it some from batch to batch. 32 oz. Olive Oil 16 oz. Plam kernal flakes 8 oz. Cocoa butter 4 oz. sweet almond almond oil 4 oz. shea butter Since I do not have the recipe right in front of me, run this through a lye calculator for the water and lye amounts. As an aside, I use Palm Kernal oil or flakes instead of coconut oil, because I can tell if coconut oil is in soap because I get little tiny itchy " bumps " on my back. Not an allergy, per se, but drives me crazy. I also use the cocoa butter in lieu of palm oil as it is very moisturizing and gives the bars great hardness! One more comment before " closing my book " ....hehehe! When using the Milky Way Molds... As Becky said, use Saran wrap on the molds to prevent soda ash. I have this really dowdy looking old cooler that I use for these molds. Once I pour all the soap up, I gather a few pieces of cardboard. Layer the Milky Way molds, cardboard, MWM's, cardboard, etc. Close the lid on the cooler and remove the molds once they are completely cooled. Works like a charm. The biggest complaint I have heard about these molds is that the soap looks " funny " because the edges didn't gel and the inner parts did...The cooler method will make the entire bar gel and the soap looks wonderful. Well, back to my little corner... Kae <=========================> Olive Tree Soaps Web Site: http://olivetreesoaps.com Email: kae@... <=========================> <=========================> Olive Tree Soaps Web Site: http://olivetreesoaps.com Email: kae@... <=========================> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 15, 2002 Report Share Posted September 15, 2002 Kae, Thank you for the welcome AND for the info !!! I am thinking of trying CP too and could use all the tips I can get !!! Vicki Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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