Guest guest Posted January 15, 2006 Report Share Posted January 15, 2006 Basically there is no comparison....health effects-wise On 1/15/06, CHERYL HOLMES <cherylholmes@...> wrote: > > Does anyone know how this compares to Caproil, Bentonite Clay, Psyllium > cocktails? to Pau d arco? thks cheryl > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2007 Report Share Posted May 16, 2007 what is it forOn 5/16/07, freebindi <bindi@...> wrote: Is anyone else taking resveratrol? I've been taking about 100 mg. trans-resveratrol every day and I have noticed a definite energy and wellness increase and my skin looks better. Maybe it's a coincidence? Anyone else have similiar results? Bindi -- gretchen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 13, 2008 Report Share Posted March 13, 2008 Is anyone taking this? If so, would you mind sharing your experience? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 17, 2008 Report Share Posted October 17, 2008 The product we are taking that we got off of the walgreens clearance rack is called Resvinatrol Complete. Their website is www.resvinatrolcomplete.com I purchased each twenty dollar package for one dollar. I bought twelve. We take it with barleans lemon zester cod liver oil, that I paid full price for at $23. Ingredients: muscadine grape blend 500mg providing 100mg resveratrol polygonum cuspidatum root extract muscadine grape seed extract quercetin soy lethicin red wine extract pomegranite fruit extract red raspberry fruit extract other ingredients: gelatin, dicalcium phosphate, cellulose, titanium dioxide, magnesium sterate, silica. We dose 1 cap 2x a day for everyone ten and over. 2 caps is a serving. It has caused stomach pain when taken by the ten year old. I am not sure of the theraputic dose as we just started. It was believed to kill the bartonella virus. We have a child with Uveitis and many other health problems in our family. Bartonella makes sense as one thing we should look into. Grape seed extract is one of the things we gave Child #1 before his big gains, so I wanted to try it anyway to see if it would by chance help the rest of us, along with the cod liver oil that helped him so much. The expiration is 2/10 I am going to be trying some supplements I never thought I would before in this economy. I try to do it safely and did not see anything concerning in the ingredients besides the titanium dioxide. I think that is a bad ingredient, not preferred actually. I am taking this brand because it is the only thing I can afford right now. I am also looking into the vitamin D that was offered for free this month at CVS pharmacy. Here are the ingredients: D3 Cholecalciforol: 400IU Dicalcium phosphate, cellulose, magnesium stearate, gelatin, cellulose coating, silica. My son was so sensitive he could never take this type of thing, he had to take all new beginnings and special supplements. The rest of us aren't as bad off as he was. He is recovered now. I am looking at chelating 7 more people in tough economic times so I am looking curiously at supplements or brands I would never have considered before. The vitamin D listed above is free at CVS this month through their extra care card and ecb program (extra care bucks given on the bottom of your reciept after you buy the product good for money off of your next purchase). I wonder if it would be possible at all to chelate out of CVS for example, or if it just wouldn't work at all. I don't mean to insite a fight, I am just wondering. I looked up in Both of Andy's books and didn't see any specifics about the type of vitamin D. I would be hard pressed to believe that some tablet could replace the benefits of cod liver oil though. I don't want to just dismiss the cheaper supplements out of hand without asking. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 17, 2008 Report Share Posted October 17, 2008 CVS has ALA I assume. We use only ALA here. So, it probably would be possible. I think most of the other supplements are pretty basic and available. CVS should have them. Although, I'm not sure about Grapefruit Seed Extract if you need to use that for yeast. My relatives in Maine could find GSE at their CVS. I had to buy here at the health food store and ship it to them. As for the ingredients in the Resvinatrol Complete. The other one that jumps out at me is Soy Lecithin. We avoid soy here. Soy lecithin is supposed to help metabolize fats, help consistency in breads, and a few other things. But, we just don't like what soy was doing or the amount of genetic modification in the crop. P. Axe wrote: > > The product we are taking that we got off of the walgreens clearance > rack is called Resvinatrol Complete. Their website is > www.resvinatrolcomplete.com I purchased each twenty dollar package for > one dollar. I bought twelve. We take it with barleans lemon zester cod > liver oil, that I paid full price for at $23. > > Ingredients: muscadine grape blend 500mg providing 100mg resveratrol > polygonum cuspidatum root extract > muscadine grape seed extract > quercetin > soy lethicin > red wine extract > pomegranite fruit extract > red raspberry fruit extract > other ingredients: gelatin, dicalcium phosphate, cellulose, titanium > dioxide, magnesium sterate, silica. > > We dose 1 cap 2x a day for everyone ten and over. 2 caps is a serving. > It has caused stomach pain when taken by the ten year old. I am not > sure of the theraputic dose as we just started. It was believed to > kill the bartonella virus. We have a child with Uveitis and many other > health problems in our family. Bartonella makes sense as one thing we > should look into. Grape seed extract is one of the things we gave > Child #1 before his big gains, so I wanted to try it anyway to see if > it would by chance help the rest of us, along with the cod liver oil > that helped him so much. > > The expiration is 2/10 I am going to be trying some supplements I > never thought I would before in this economy. I try to do it safely > and did not see anything concerning in the ingredients besides the > titanium dioxide. I think that is a bad ingredient, not preferred > actually. I am taking this brand because it is the only thing I can > afford right now. > > I am also looking into the vitamin D that was offered for free this > month at CVS pharmacy. Here are the ingredients: D3 Cholecalciforol: > 400IU > Dicalcium phosphate, cellulose, magnesium stearate, gelatin, cellulose > coating, silica. > > My son was so sensitive he could never take this type of thing, he had > to take all new beginnings and special supplements. The rest of us > aren't as bad off as he was. He is recovered now. I am looking at > chelating 7 more people in tough economic times so I am looking > curiously at supplements or brands I would never have considered > before. The vitamin D listed above is free at CVS this month through > their extra care card and ecb program (extra care bucks given on the > bottom of your reciept after you buy the product good for money off of > your next purchase). > > I wonder if it would be possible at all to chelate out of CVS for > example, or if it just wouldn't work at all. I don't mean to insite a > fight, I am just wondering. I looked up in Both of Andy's books and > didn't see any specifics about the type of vitamin D. I would be hard > pressed to believe that some tablet could replace the benefits of cod > liver oil though. I don't want to just dismiss the cheaper supplements > out of hand without asking. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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