Re: Digest Number 4292 message 1

April 11, 2006

Regarding B.'s comments that supplemental iodine allowed her body to

go to a normal schedule of 2-3 BMs per day makes perfect sense. Iodoine is

the mineral most essential for a healthy thyroid. When the thyroid is

well-nourished, the body's metabolism works.

Kim Schuette, CN

Re: poop controversy

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> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Who Should Get Catalyn?

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> It is excellent for birds, small mammals, ferrets, rabbits, and

> reptiles. For dogs and cats, see either Canine Basic Nutrients or

> Feline Basic Nutrients.<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

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> So, this isn't for people?

It's for people but the post-er linked to a veterinary site

because the link given originally was hard to read--I think.

B.

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T3 has a regulating/stim'ing effect on all!! (except 3) tissues of

the body. So if a person needs to poop more, thsi will be a

significant aid.

SCott

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> From: " downwardog7 " illneverbecool@...

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> Date: Sun Apr 9, 2006 9:39pm(PDT)

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> Subject: Re: poop controversy

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> > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Who Should Get Catalyn?

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> > It is excellent for birds, small mammals, ferrets, rabbits, and

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> > reptiles. For dogs and cats, see either Canine Basic Nutrients

or

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> > Feline Basic Nutrients.<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

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> > So, this isn't for people?

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> It's for people but the post-er linked to a veterinary site

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> because the link given originally was hard to read--I think.

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> B.

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