Guest guest Posted November 6, 2002 Report Share Posted November 6, 2002 Wendi, Hi! Amy from Iowa again. We use Mannatech products and have heard 3 testimonials from families with children with cf. One parent of a 4-yr-old little boy around the Des Moines area and another actually not children, but adult person with cf who uses the products and has awesome results. We have so far only tried the glycobear vitamins and plan to add the other two products here soon. We too were sceptacle, but kept hearing so much that by the time we heard from the third person we felt we should look into it. Why we just tried the glycobears first was to start slow since we were apprehensive, but he has been using those instead of ADEKS for over 6 months now and just had his vitamin levels tested and they came back normal. The people we buy from are not that knowledgable about the products so we have been looking for someone who knows better what to recommend and such. It sounds like you might have had that contact. My friend who has her master's degree in human nutrion looked over the ingredients and said they were all safe. Our cf dietician alo knows that our son uses them and doesn't have a problem with it. Let me know if you want more info. I'd be happy to share. Amy P.S. Do you sell for the books are fun? I love to get books through there, but haven't seen any for awhile? Alternative Treatments I have been reading the posts about herbs and alternative treatments. Has anyone tried, or heard of the Mannatech line of products? They specialize in glyconutrients. I had a gentleman at the company I work for approach me about these products. He then put me in touch with a CF mother in Texas, who absolutely swore by these products. Because of this line of products, her daughter no longer need enzymes or CPT and all in all CF was no longer a part of their daily lives. I was a little weary, this sounded too good to be true and like a heck of a sales pitch to me. The products are fairly expensive (in my opinion). The woman in Texas said to stick with it a year and you should see amazing results. Does anyone know anything about these products? The products he suggested for my daughter was, ambrotose and phytaloe. Thanks! Wendi mom to Peyton 2 yrs wcf Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 6, 2002 Report Share Posted November 6, 2002 Amy- I do not actually sell for Books Are Fun, I work in the home office to get the books to the representatives. I am glad to hear you have also hear good things about Mannatech. I tried the Glyco Bears, but they were to hard for my daughter to chew up, she is only 2. We also tried to Phytobears, which is the children's form of Phytaloe. They look like gummi bears, but taste like garlic. ( I know I've tried them). Peyton would not eat them either. I did find that they will disolve in a tablespoon of hot water, then you can mix it with juice, that seems to work better for us. As for the ambrotose, they recommended 1 tsp twice a day to start with. They suggested mixing with with applesauce or pudding, as it is a powder form. > > Wendi, > > Hi! Amy from Iowa again. We use Mannatech products and have heard 3 > testimonials from families with children with cf. One parent of a 4- yr-old > little boy around the Des Moines area and another actually not children, but > adult person with cf who uses the products and has awesome results. We have > so far only tried the glycobear vitamins and plan to add the other two > products here soon. We too were sceptacle, but kept hearing so much that by > the time we heard from the third person we felt we should look into it. Why > we just tried the glycobears first was to start slow since we were > apprehensive, but he has been using those instead of ADEKS for over 6 months > now and just had his vitamin levels tested and they came back normal. The > people we buy from are not that knowledgable about the products so we have > been looking for someone who knows better what to recommend and such. It > sounds like you might have had that contact. My friend who has her master's > degree in human nutrion looked over the ingredients and said they were all > safe. Our cf dietician alo knows that our son uses them and doesn't have a > problem with it. Let me know if you want more info. I'd be happy to share. > > Amy > > P.S. Do you sell for the books are fun? I love to get books through there, > but haven't seen any for awhile? > Alternative Treatments > > I have been reading the posts about herbs and alternative treatments. > Has > anyone tried, or heard of the Mannatech line of products? They > specialize > in glyconutrients. I had a gentleman at the company I work for approach > > me about these products. He then put me in touch with a CF mother in > Texas, who absolutely swore by these products. Because of this line of > products, her daughter no longer need enzymes or CPT and all in all CF > was > no longer a part of their daily lives. I was a little weary, this > sounded > too good to be true and like a heck of a sales pitch to me. The > products > are fairly expensive (in my opinion). The woman in Texas said to stick > with it a year and you should see amazing results. Does anyone know > anything about these products? The products he suggested for my > daughter > was, ambrotose and phytaloe. > > Thanks! > Wendi mom to Peyton 2 yrs wcf > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 6, 2002 Report Share Posted November 6, 2002 Amy- I do not actually sell for Books Are Fun, I work in the home office to get the books to the representatives. I am glad to hear you have also hear good things about Mannatech. I tried the Glyco Bears, but they were to hard for my daughter to chew up, she is only 2. We also tried to Phytobears, which is the children's form of Phytaloe. They look like gummi bears, but taste like garlic. ( I know I've tried them). Peyton would not eat them either. I did find that they will disolve in a tablespoon of hot water, then you can mix it with juice, that seems to work better for us. As for the ambrotose, they recommended 1 tsp twice a day to start with. They suggested mixing with with applesauce or pudding, as it is a powder form. > > Wendi, > > Hi! Amy from Iowa again. We use Mannatech products and have heard 3 > testimonials from families with children with cf. One parent of a 4- yr-old > little boy around the Des Moines area and another actually not children, but > adult person with cf who uses the products and has awesome results. We have > so far only tried the glycobear vitamins and plan to add the other two > products here soon. We too were sceptacle, but kept hearing so much that by > the time we heard from the third person we felt we should look into it. Why > we just tried the glycobears first was to start slow since we were > apprehensive, but he has been using those instead of ADEKS for over 6 months > now and just had his vitamin levels tested and they came back normal. The > people we buy from are not that knowledgable about the products so we have > been looking for someone who knows better what to recommend and such. It > sounds like you might have had that contact. My friend who has her master's > degree in human nutrion looked over the ingredients and said they were all > safe. Our cf dietician alo knows that our son uses them and doesn't have a > problem with it. Let me know if you want more info. I'd be happy to share. > > Amy > > P.S. Do you sell for the books are fun? I love to get books through there, > but haven't seen any for awhile? > Alternative Treatments > > I have been reading the posts about herbs and alternative treatments. > Has > anyone tried, or heard of the Mannatech line of products? They > specialize > in glyconutrients. I had a gentleman at the company I work for approach > > me about these products. He then put me in touch with a CF mother in > Texas, who absolutely swore by these products. Because of this line of > products, her daughter no longer need enzymes or CPT and all in all CF > was > no longer a part of their daily lives. I was a little weary, this > sounded > too good to be true and like a heck of a sales pitch to me. The > products > are fairly expensive (in my opinion). The woman in Texas said to stick > with it a year and you should see amazing results. Does anyone know > anything about these products? The products he suggested for my > daughter > was, ambrotose and phytaloe. > > Thanks! > Wendi mom to Peyton 2 yrs wcf > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 6, 2002 Report Share Posted November 6, 2002 Amy- I do not actually sell for Books Are Fun, I work in the home office to get the books to the representatives. I am glad to hear you have also hear good things about Mannatech. I tried the Glyco Bears, but they were to hard for my daughter to chew up, she is only 2. We also tried to Phytobears, which is the children's form of Phytaloe. They look like gummi bears, but taste like garlic. ( I know I've tried them). Peyton would not eat them either. I did find that they will disolve in a tablespoon of hot water, then you can mix it with juice, that seems to work better for us. As for the ambrotose, they recommended 1 tsp twice a day to start with. They suggested mixing with with applesauce or pudding, as it is a powder form. > > Wendi, > > Hi! Amy from Iowa again. We use Mannatech products and have heard 3 > testimonials from families with children with cf. One parent of a 4- yr-old > little boy around the Des Moines area and another actually not children, but > adult person with cf who uses the products and has awesome results. We have > so far only tried the glycobear vitamins and plan to add the other two > products here soon. We too were sceptacle, but kept hearing so much that by > the time we heard from the third person we felt we should look into it. Why > we just tried the glycobears first was to start slow since we were > apprehensive, but he has been using those instead of ADEKS for over 6 months > now and just had his vitamin levels tested and they came back normal. The > people we buy from are not that knowledgable about the products so we have > been looking for someone who knows better what to recommend and such. It > sounds like you might have had that contact. My friend who has her master's > degree in human nutrion looked over the ingredients and said they were all > safe. Our cf dietician alo knows that our son uses them and doesn't have a > problem with it. Let me know if you want more info. I'd be happy to share. > > Amy > > P.S. Do you sell for the books are fun? I love to get books through there, > but haven't seen any for awhile? > Alternative Treatments > > I have been reading the posts about herbs and alternative treatments. > Has > anyone tried, or heard of the Mannatech line of products? They > specialize > in glyconutrients. I had a gentleman at the company I work for approach > > me about these products. He then put me in touch with a CF mother in > Texas, who absolutely swore by these products. Because of this line of > products, her daughter no longer need enzymes or CPT and all in all CF > was > no longer a part of their daily lives. I was a little weary, this > sounded > too good to be true and like a heck of a sales pitch to me. The > products > are fairly expensive (in my opinion). The woman in Texas said to stick > with it a year and you should see amazing results. Does anyone know > anything about these products? The products he suggested for my > daughter > was, ambrotose and phytaloe. > > Thanks! > Wendi mom to Peyton 2 yrs wcf > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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