Two products that may be of interest to group members

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

I have found two products on line that are normally only available

from health care practioners, so I wanted to share the websites in

case anyone is interested. I do not know if these products work (or

do harm), nor do I have any financial incentive in recommending them.

That said, here they are:

One is the Standard Process Medi-Herb Wormwood Complex, which was

recommended by PH's doctor and she reports good results with it as an

anti-parasite remedy. However, she took other things along with it,

so we are not sure it was just he Wormwood that worked. I ordered

this product myself and it just arrived today(it did take over 2

weeks to get here but it is the correct product. The cost is about

$60 per bottle plus shipping and the website is

http://www.totalhealthvitamins.net/product/6775/mediherb

The other is the product I previously mentioned is a new detoxifying

product by Boyd Haley called OSR. It is quite expensive at $300 per

bottle, but my understanding is that this bottle provides a 6-month

supply. However, I have not been able to confirm yet that the bottle

does supply a 6-month supply. This product is already getting a lot

of hype in the child autism world. If you do a search on " Boyd

Haley's OSR for detox " you can read some info about it. People are

saying it has no side effects (much more tolerable than DMSA and

DMPS), but the efficacy for clearing metals is still not clear. It is

purported to both kill free radicals in the body and moreover

increase gluthatione in the cells, thus allowing the body to better

detoxify metals and other pathogens. Unfortunately, they don't seem

to be selling it in smaller bottles for those of us who would just

want to try it out and make sure we can even tolerate it. If anyone

here would be interested in splitting the cost of a bottle with me

(and splitting the contents of course), please let me know. Here is

the link, as I am reluctant to spend $300 without knowing more:

http://stores.homestead.com/BiopureHealingProducts/Detail.bok?no=65

Lastly, I also have a link for a company out of the country that

supposedly sells prescription Armour thyroid, but I am reluctant to

post it because I am not certain that it truly is Armour thyroid. I

bought some and did receive " Westhroid, " which is described as a

prescription USP Armour thyroid on the bottle. I was able to confirm

elsewhere that Armour, NatureThryroid, and Westhroid are all

basically the same thing. Anyway, as it turns out my doctor is

writing me the Armour, so I haven't even used the Westhroid. Anyway,

if anyone is really desperate to get Armour and wants the name of

this site, let me know and I will post it or email it to you.

Patty, I hope this is all OK with you. Again, I have no financial

incentive and don't even know if these products work. I am just

posting because they are otherwise only available through practioners

and I know from personal experience that it can be difficult and

expensive to find such practitioners.

[Guest guest]

Absolutely it's ok!

We're all looking for those answers....

Keep speaking up on what you think is pertinent.

Patty

>

> Hi all,

> I have found two products on line that are normally only available

> from health care practioners, so I wanted to share the websites in

> case anyone is interested. I do not know if these products work (or

> do harm), nor do I have any financial incentive in recommending them.

> That said, here they are:

>

> One is the Standard Process Medi-Herb Wormwood Complex, which was

> recommended by PH's doctor and she reports good results with it as an

> anti-parasite remedy. However, she took other things along with it,

> so we are not sure it was just he Wormwood that worked. I ordered

> this product myself and it just arrived today(it did take over 2

> weeks to get here but it is the correct product. The cost is about

> $60 per bottle plus shipping and the website is

>

> http://www.totalhealthvitamins.net/product/6775/mediherb

>

>

> The other is the product I previously mentioned is a new detoxifying

> product by Boyd Haley called OSR. It is quite expensive at $300 per

> bottle, but my understanding is that this bottle provides a 6-month

> supply. However, I have not been able to confirm yet that the bottle

> does supply a 6-month supply. This product is already getting a lot

> of hype in the child autism world. If you do a search on " Boyd

> Haley's OSR for detox " you can read some info about it. People are

> saying it has no side effects (much more tolerable than DMSA and

> DMPS), but the efficacy for clearing metals is still not clear. It is

> purported to both kill free radicals in the body and moreover

> increase gluthatione in the cells, thus allowing the body to better

> detoxify metals and other pathogens. Unfortunately, they don't seem

> to be selling it in smaller bottles for those of us who would just

> want to try it out and make sure we can even tolerate it. If anyone

> here would be interested in splitting the cost of a bottle with me

> (and splitting the contents of course), please let me know. Here is

> the link, as I am reluctant to spend $300 without knowing more:

>

> http://stores.homestead.com/BiopureHealingProducts/Detail.bok?no=65

>

> Lastly, I also have a link for a company out of the country that

> supposedly sells prescription Armour thyroid, but I am reluctant to

> post it because I am not certain that it truly is Armour thyroid. I

> bought some and did receive " Westhroid, " which is described as a

> prescription USP Armour thyroid on the bottle. I was able to confirm

> elsewhere that Armour, NatureThryroid, and Westhroid are all

> basically the same thing. Anyway, as it turns out my doctor is

> writing me the Armour, so I haven't even used the Westhroid. Anyway,

> if anyone is really desperate to get Armour and wants the name of

> this site, let me know and I will post it or email it to you.

>

> Patty, I hope this is all OK with you. Again, I have no financial

> incentive and don't even know if these products work. I am just

> posting because they are otherwise only available through practioners

> and I know from personal experience that it can be difficult and

> expensive to find such practitioners.

>

>