Re: Doctor only Distributed supplements

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Elanor,

I have experienced your situation on any number of occasions in

years of working with patients. You should see some of the

excessively sensitive patients cringe in horror when I tell them we

are going to use SP products, as they have been given them before and

as you stated got much worse. I have be able to engage their trust

and begin them on SP protocols with the miniscule amounts of oat

flour or other very sensitive products with only excellent outcomes.

When the protocols are poorly employed these patients cannot do

anything but respond poorly as their sensitivity is so high. When a

proper protocol is applied the incredibly small amounts of these

sensitve products that are present have no effect what so ever. I

have never, I repeat never in all my years of practice had one of the

type of patients you are speaking of (you know the ones who are

practically allergic and or sensitive to everything including oxygen

practically) come in and not be fully successful using SP products.

Never. So these cases need to be handled properly with the

appropriate protocol. The failures are the docs fault not the

product.

On the other hand I want to say congrats to you on finding something

that worked for you and I hope you find continued success. And

obviously whatever your doing ... DON'T STOP.;-)))

Sincerely,

Dr. Marasco,BS,DC

Cincinnati, Oh

> My 2 cents on health professional only distributed supplements....

>

> My favorite brand is Trace Nutrients Inc. (TraceElements.com). They

aren't

> whole food (thank goodness for me, because anything with oat flour

or wheat

> germ or 10 other foods would do me in. Can't have any aspartates or

citrates

> either as they are stimulating) and they are the gentlest I've

heard of,

> allowing for some success when many other supplements have been

symptom

> causing. ( I interact with about 1000 people with disabling cases

of extreme

> sensitivity syndromes (CFS, FMS, MCS, and OI dysautonomias).) Just

this

> month, 3 folks who had been put on standard process and gotten

worse, saw a

> nutritionist that works in our area (DC/ No VA) who took them off

the SP

> (from the chiropractor) and put them on the Trace Nutrients and

they are

> actually improving. I am very happy for those who can take whole

foods and SP

> stuff, but there is a whole population of us whose problems are the

actual

> foods and we just need to be careful.

>

> Trace Nutrients has the basic magnesium, calcium, potassium,

digestive

> enzymes, anti viral formula, anti-bacteria formula, and 2 kinds of

multi's

> with glandulars - one for fast metobolizers (sym-pack) and one for

slow

> (para-pack). They have more things as well and hair tests for dogs

and horses

> to help with their health as well.

>

> Anyway, Trace Elements distributes through professionals who use

their hair

> mineral analysis test (red flag for some, I guess, but I am ok with

it) and

> direct once you've had a test (I have had over 20 hair tests and

you can map

> the progression of my illnesses AND treatments. The best

improvement came

> after adding the cod liver oil!). But, they also sell to at least 2

vitamin

> stores I know of in area where their docs/pros work. And the stores

get

> wholesale and then can pass on any discount they might want. Often

> vitamin/health stores have some sort of nutrition person that can

order from

> these companies.

>

> So my point is don't forget to ask your favorite health store to

try ordering

> the products for you. Some will even then UPS to you once they get

the stuff

> in and the discount they give can easily overcome the shipping fee.

>

> PS Since I mentioned horses already once in this post, the qgm

massager I

> mentioned in my earlier post today actually is marketed heavily and

studied

> more thoroughly for horses. The latest kentucky derby winner is a

user! And

> now I've used up all my horse related knowledge.