Standard Process supplements

[Guest guest]

hi bee

any products by standard process that u would recommend in particular?

i seen standard process mentioned in 'fourfold path to healing' book, he also

recommends iscador (misletoe extract for cancer) for cancer along with opther

things cause it kills selectively cancer cells and normalizes the immune system,

considering cancer is a fungas, if we believe the italian Dr, wud iscador be

suitable 4 candida?

thanx lv joe

Bee <beeisbuzzing2003@...> wrote:

Standard Process is a company that has many good supplements, but they

must be obtained through a health practitioner. Here's the reference

for finding a practitioner who can provide them for you:

http://www.standardprocess.com/display/referrals.spi

Bee

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[Guest guest]

>

> hi bee

>

> any products by standard process that u would recommend in

particular?

==>No I do not recommend Standard Process for most supplements since

they are very expensive because their products are based on " whole

foods " . Supplements I recommend can be purchased easily from health

stores or online for much less money. I recommended that Claudina

get Okra with Pepsin from Standard Process to increase the mucus in

her stomach because of her severe stomach problems.

>

> i seen standard process mentioned in 'fourfold path to healing'

book, he also recommends iscador (misletoe extract for cancer) for

cancer along with opther things cause it kills selectively cancer

cells and normalizes the immune system, considering cancer is a

fungas, if we believe the italian Dr, wud iscador be suitable 4

candida?

==>Using natural substances as a substitute for building up the

immune system doesn't work over the long-term. Many practitioners

recommend such substances like doctors perscribe drugs, which can be

a problem. While they may help boost the immune system temporarily

they don't treat the " cause " , which is a depressed immune system

caused by a lack of nutrients and too many toxins. If the body is

bombarded with too many different substances at one time it will

become overwhelmed and confused. The key is to provide all of the

nutrients the body requires so it can heal itself naturally, and the

high good fats diet also helps the body detoxify most effectively.

More is not better.

==>Dr. Simoncini is doing a great job getting rid of tumours, etc.

which gives his patients a second chance, but he also puts his

patients on a diet; I don't know what that entails however.

Candida/cancer cannot just be " gotten rid of " to cure it. Only

building up the immune system so it will " make " candida/cancer change

back into the friendly organism it is supposed to be treats the " true

cause " .

Bee

[Guest guest]

I just went to the website for the Standard Process company, and they

have a referral section for finding someone in your area who dispenses

these supplements.

http://www.standardprocess.com/display/HowToOrder.spi

In looking these over, I just realized that these are WHOLE FOOD

supplements. That is the difference between cheap supplements and good

supplements....thank you so much for the recommendations for these

April! This looks like another brand we can suggest, besides the

Garden of Life brand.

Patty

[Guest guest]

I just went to the website for the Standard Process company, and they

have a referral section for finding someone in your area who dispenses

these supplements.

http://www.standardprocess.com/display/HowToOrder.spi

In looking these over, I just realized that these are WHOLE FOOD

supplements. That is the difference between cheap supplements and good

supplements....thank you so much for the recommendations for these

April! This looks like another brand we can suggest, besides the

Garden of Life brand.

Patty

[Guest guest]

No problem, Patty. I'm so glad I could be of help! )

[Guest guest]

No problem, Patty. I'm so glad I could be of help! )

[Guest guest]

writes:

> ,

> Very interesting indeed, what are the names of the supplements you think helps

to keep the body young?

> Serge

>

Next time that I see the deceased naturopathic doctor's mother, I'll ask

which products he used on a regular basis.

I know several people, though, who swear LIVAPLEX is good for their livers

and I'm starting to take that now to see if it helps me with my liver

congestion.

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[Guest guest]

writes:

> ,

> Was this before autopsy or after? : " .....who swear LIVAPLEX is good for their

livers ...... "

> :)

> Serge

>

The folks that swear by LIVAPLEX are still in the land of the living. That's

why I was thinking I should ask the deceased naturopath's mother exactly

what he was taking. His passenger, who also died, also used STANDARD PROCESS

and, as I recall, also had internal organs in good shape.

I probably won't see her until Saturday morning, I usually see her at the

local Farmer's Market, but I'll find out what they were using.

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[Guest guest]

writes:

> ,

> Was this before autopsy or after? : " .....who swear LIVAPLEX is good for their

livers ...... "

> :)

> Serge

>

The folks that swear by LIVAPLEX are still in the land of the living. That's

why I was thinking I should ask the deceased naturopath's mother exactly

what he was taking. His passenger, who also died, also used STANDARD PROCESS

and, as I recall, also had internal organs in good shape.

I probably won't see her until Saturday morning, I usually see her at the

local Farmer's Market, but I'll find out what they were using.

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[Guest guest]

bob Larson writes:

> i din't know you could get SP online anywhere... i'd heard they are

> exclusively available through health care practioners, often chiropractors,

> and that exclusive access distribution is important to their business

> success. i suspect anyone selling them online might be violating their

> agreement with SP.

>

That might be why he's discontinued the website. However, he did have a

computer generated " test " with questions that he used to figure out what

products he recommended for you and did phone consultations. It wasn't just

a " place your order for whatever you feel like taking " kind of place. I

think SP relies on that " personal touch " to insure people are getting the

right products since, obviously, happy customers come back and they tell

their friends.

I wish he was still selling on-line. The bozoes who bought the health store

that my deceased friend used to own do NOT inspire confidence. They might

have diplomas saying they're naturopathic doctors but....

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[Guest guest]

I'll have to write them a nasty letter because I know for a fact there are

non-doctors selling it and I don't want to be having to get a prescription

to buy my supplements.

If I actually believed in medical doctors then I probably wouldn't be buying

supplements.

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writes:

> I just called SP company 1-800-558-8740, they claim you can get their vitamins

ONLY with a Dr. prescription! If you obtain them thru other sources they do no

guarantee that product and the person who sells them would be investigated.

Their reason for DR. Rx is based on founder's belief that every nutrition should

be individualized. Well, I advised them to change that perspective telling that

a life and health of a person should be in his/her hands first and foremost and

not a doctor! Ah, well, there are myriad of other good vitamin companies:

Solgar, Pure Essence Lab, KAL, Rainbow Light - is what I have in my drawer now

> Serge

>

[Guest guest]

many chiropractors & ND's sell SP product line. the Rx requirement is a

business structure only. the doc doesn't even write a script...no need, the

products arent Rx drugs. if not for the exclusivity the docs wouldn't carry

it and try to compete with internet sellers.

> Re: Standard Process supplements

>

> I'll have to write them a nasty letter because I know for a

> fact there are

> non-doctors selling it and I don't want to be having to get a

> prescription

> to buy my supplements.

>

> If I actually believed in medical doctors then I probably

> wouldn't be buying

> supplements.

>

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