Re: Standard Process vitamins

[Guest guest]

Standard Process operates an email group and bulletin board for

customers and potential customers. You can access it here:

StandardProcess/

I haven't quite been sure what to make of their supplements myself.

I like the idea of whole foods vitamins, but I struggle with being

able to believe that the absorption is so much higher that it can

truly offset the very low potency. I've also noticed from reading

their product information, that although their products contain whole

foods bases, many of them also include the chemical versions of the

nutrient in question.

Good luck!

Kroyer

--- In @y..., " beckymauldin2001 " <beckymauldin@h...>

wrote:

> I'm considering using some supplemnts from Standard Process and

> wanted to know if anyone has had experience with them and can

> recommend them... They sound wonderful and the only thing making me

> hesitate is that they have some grains (oat and wheat germ) in them

> and small amounts of soy lecithin.

>

> Comments??

>

> Becky

[Guest guest]

I've heard from some, incliding a doctor, that

products by Biotics Research are better that Standard

Process ones. One place you can buy them on the net is

http://www.dcnutrition.com/.

Roman

--- beckymauldin2001 <beckymauldin@...> wrote:

> I'm considering using some supplemnts from Standard

> Process and

> wanted to know if anyone has had experience with

> them and can

> recommend them... They sound wonderful and the only

> thing making me

> hesitate is that they have some grains (oat and

> wheat germ) in them

> and small amounts of soy lecithin.

>

> Comments??

>

> Becky

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

We get these from our chiropractor and have had EXCELLENT results. Great

products.

Shari

----- Original Message -----

From: beckymauldin2001

Sent: Friday, January 18, 2002 12:31 PM

Subject: Standard Process vitamins

I'm considering using some supplemnts from Standard Process and

wanted to know if anyone has had experience with them and can

recommend them... They sound wonderful and the only thing making me

hesitate is that they have some grains (oat and wheat germ) in them

and small amounts of soy lecithin.

Comments??

Becky

[Guest guest]

Everyone:

Standard Process likes to claim that its supplements are " whole food, " but

they are anything but. As another poster correctly stated, many of their

formulas contain synthetic vitamins and inorganic mineral salts--order a

catalog and see for yourself.

If you'd like a source of food-complexed vitamins/minerals with no sythetic

isolates added, contact Doctor's Research at 1-805-489-7188. There is also a

website(?): http://www.doctorsresearch.com. You'll find the potencies are

MUCH higher than SP's blends. Also, you can read various papers on the

better absorption of food-complexed nutrients over synthetic isolates in the

MONITOR section at http://www.anma.com by Dr. Thiel.

All the best,

Byrnes, PhD, RNCP

http://www.PowerHealth.net

>From: Roman <r_rom@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: Re: Standard Process vitamins

>Date: Fri, 18 Jan 2002 12:17:35 -0800 (PST)

>

>I've heard from some, incliding a doctor, that

>products by Biotics Research are better that Standard

>Process ones. One place you can buy them on the net is

>http://www.dcnutrition.com/.

>

>Roman

>

>--- beckymauldin2001 <beckymauldin@...> wrote:

> > I'm considering using some supplemnts from Standard

> > Process and

> > wanted to know if anyone has had experience with

> > them and can

> > recommend them... They sound wonderful and the only

> > thing making me

> > hesitate is that they have some grains (oat and

> > wheat germ) in them

> > and small amounts of soy lecithin.

> >

> > Comments??

> >

> > Becky

> >

> >

> >