Re: Blue Ice CLO is deodorized w/added vitamins?- Garden of Life Quality Control

[Guest guest]

Just an update. I emailed garden of life pretty much demanding to see

a certificate of analysis...something I've had no problem getting from

most companies, and they just went on and on about the strict quality

control but then apologized because they do not offer certificate of

analysis's to the public.

I'm definitely returning the CLO as the company is seeming more and

more fishy to me.

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> > Do you know of any instances where they had an issue with quality

> > control with there products? Just wondering. Thanks for the heads

> > up.

> >

> > I'm sure he is making a ridiculous amount of money, but he did at

> > least help open many peoples minds to eating more traditionally.

>

> and K, I read on another list that " a WAPF chapter leader "

> had reported that Garden of Life had a " change of ownership " and their

> products may have " gone downhill " . I don't know any details.

>

> On the Blue Ice CLO, I remember reading that the process for

> extracting the A and D from the CLO was " proprietary " , which does give

> me some cause for concern. You probably don't need CLO if you get

> plenty of sunshine for vitamin D, eat liver for vitamin A and

> cholesterol (vitamin D precursor), and eat oily fish like salmon or

> sardines for omega-3.

>

> I've been using the Blue Ice CLO for a couple of years now, but I'm

> still not comfortable about how they supposedly extract the A and D

> and then put it back in.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 8:37 AM, gdawson6 <gdawson6@...> wrote:

>

> I'm definitely returning the CLO as the company is seeming more and

> more fishy to me.

>

No pun intended!? ;-)