Re: Mona Vie??Good for the body Acai juice???

[Guest guest]

,

Monavie is very good. My sister and close friend have had Amazing results. My

close friend was taking up to 8 embrial shots a month for her RA and within two

months lowered it to 2 I believe. She also had limited mobility in her arms and

now has full mobility. This is really life in a bottle. If you would like more

info please do not hesitate to ask,

joe

" Hecht () " <dreahecht@...> wrote:

Hi I am going to a Mona-Vie Party. It is the name of an Acai juice

drink that is suppose to have amazing benefits, especially reducing

anti-inflammatory and other relief due to arthritis. Has anyone heard

of this? I just don't want to go and waste money on something that

won't work. If anyone has tried these kinds of juices could you let me

know if there are any good results from it?

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is not true. These kinds

of things are usually very expensive, too, making it more expensive to

just try it to see if it does you any good.

Sue

On Tuesday, January 29, 2008, at 05:40 PM, Hecht () wrote:

> Hi I am going to a Mona-Vie Party. It is the name of an Acai juice

> drink that is suppose to have amazing benefits, especially reducing

> anti-inflammatory and other relief due to arthritis. Has anyone heard

> of this? I just don't want to go and waste money on something that

> won't work. If anyone has tried these kinds of juices could you let me

> know if there are any good results from it?

[Guest guest]

Someone gave me a bottle, and well I wasted it. I couldnt get over the

taste. I have a sensitive stomach and I thought it was disgustingly

greasy! But maybe it works, I didnt get that far. Would probably go

down okay with wine or something strong.

>

> Hi I am going to a Mona-Vie Party. It is the name of an Acai juice

> drink that is suppose to have amazing benefits, especially reducing

> anti-inflammatory and other relief due to arthritis. Has anyone heard

> of this? I just don't want to go and waste money on something that

> won't work. If anyone has tried these kinds of juices could you let me

> know if there are any good results from it?

> Thanks,

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

I tried a new fruit drink called Elations and I didn't notice any

difference in inflammation or joint pain. I drank one everyday for 2

weeks. There is a another new one called Joint Juice, but after my

experience w/ Elations...I am not going to waste my money on them.

Elations had a weird after-taste to it, which I guess is from the

glucosamine and other stuff. I have never heard of Mona-Vie though.

Best of luck to you though.

>

> Hi I am going to a Mona-Vie Party. It is the name of an Acai juice

> drink that is suppose to have amazing benefits, especially reducing

> anti-inflammatory and other relief due to arthritis. Has anyone heard

> of this? I just don't want to go and waste money on something that

> won't work. If anyone has tried these kinds of juices could you let

me

> know if there are any good results from it?

> Thanks,

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

I have never heard of it. I tried aloe vera juice for awhile and

many other natural remedies but not Acai juice. can't stomach flax

seed oil, but it is supposed to be good for RA too. I can stomach

the cod liver oil better. I also tried the natural cure for RA CMO,

also known as cetyl myristoleate which made me feel cured for 7 days

and the second $90-bottle didn't do anything at all for me. So was

it the drug or me.

I have tried traditional and nontraditional so I won't say not to

try it because what if it works for you? I think there are as many

treatments as there are triggers fr this dreaded conditiion. I

think no one knows what works for sure, it's all trial and error,

and a natural remedy may or may not work just as the countless

traditional meds may or may not work. In my case and not

necessarily for anyone else here, it has been a guessing game and

very little relief in 13 years which makes me more open to try a

wide variety of treatments, eastern and western medicine or a

combination of both. i have allowed some very dangerous RA drugs --

remicade and orencia, to be put into my veins hoping for relief,

taken enbrel, humira, kineret, too, so a juice I would try just to

see. but you have to decide for yourself. I do think there is a lot

of snake oil disguised as cures out there as well.

good luck in whatever you decide on with the juice and let us know

if works for you.

Ebony

[Guest guest]

I bought the juice ten days ago. I like the taste. I have no clue if it is

effective yet.

<sugafreak21@...> wrote: Someone gave me a bottle, and well

I wasted it. I couldnt get over the

taste. I have a sensitive stomach and I thought it was disgustingly

greasy! But maybe it works, I didnt get that far. Would probably go

down okay with wine or something strong.

>

> Hi I am going to a Mona-Vie Party. It is the name of an Acai juice

> drink that is suppose to have amazing benefits, especially reducing

> anti-inflammatory and other relief due to arthritis. Has anyone heard

> of this? I just don't want to go and waste money on something that

> won't work. If anyone has tried these kinds of juices could you let me

> know if there are any good results from it?

> Thanks,

>

>

Raniolo

[Guest guest]

Hi guys! I have tried this Mona Vie myself and the only reason I am still not

drinking it is because of the acid content in the juice and my terribly

sensitive stomach. I could tell after 4 weeks (which I was told was normal) that

it was definitely taking the edge off of my pain. The key to it is to keep it in

the fridge and you have to make sure that you shake it very, very well before

pouring it. I was told to drink a shot glass of very cold juice twice a day. I

held my nose and downed it. For me, it was just nasty looking but it really

wasn't that bad if you can get by the looks of it!

CATHERINE RANIOLO <c.raniolo@...> wrote:

I bought the juice ten days ago. I like the taste. I have no clue if

it is effective yet.

<sugafreak21@...> wrote: Someone gave me a bottle, and well I wasted

it. I couldnt get over the

taste. I have a sensitive stomach and I thought it was disgustingly

greasy! But maybe it works, I didnt get that far. Would probably go

down okay with wine or something strong.

>

> Hi I am going to a Mona-Vie Party. It is the name of an Acai juice

> drink that is suppose to have amazing benefits, especially reducing

> anti-inflammatory and other relief due to arthritis. Has anyone heard

> of this? I just don't want to go and waste money on something that

> won't work. If anyone has tried these kinds of juices could you let me

> know if there are any good results from it?

> Thanks,

>

>

Raniolo

[Guest guest]

I read excellent things on Acai...just don't have the money to drink it on

a daily basis.

Kate G

Hashi's

AS

At 04:40 PM 1/29/2008, you wrote:

>Hi I am going to a Mona-Vie Party. It is the name of an Acai juice

>drink that is suppose to have amazing benefits, especially reducing

>anti-inflammatory and other relief due to arthritis. Has anyone heard

>of this? I just don't want to go and waste money on something that

>won't work. If anyone has tried these kinds of juices could you let me

>know if there are any good results from it?

>Thanks,

>

[Guest guest]

I just want to say thank-you for everyone who replied. It is nice to

have such a great support group.

> >

> > Hi I am going to a Mona-Vie Party. It is the name of an Acai juice

> > drink that is suppose to have amazing benefits, especially reducing

> > anti-inflammatory and other relief due to arthritis. Has anyone heard

> > of this? I just don't want to go and waste money on something that

> > won't work. If anyone has tried these kinds of juices could you let me

> > know if there are any good results from it?

> > Thanks,

> >

> >

>

> Raniolo

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have tried it- and I have to say I felt better while drinking it. But... I

dont know if I was allergic to one of the fruits in it but I vomited every

day while drinking it. And I struggled to get the juice down too- but I do

know others who like the taste. Try it and see.

jill

On 1/29/08, Hecht () <dreahecht@...> wrote:

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> Hi I am going to a Mona-Vie Party. It is the name of an Acai juice

> drink that is suppose to have amazing benefits, especially reducing

> anti-inflammatory and other relief due to arthritis. Has anyone heard

> of this? I just don't want to go and waste money on something that

> won't work. If anyone has tried these kinds of juices could you let me

> know if there are any good results from it?

> Thanks,

>

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