Re: Glyconutrients..do they help?

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In a message dated 3/6/2006 12:21:15 PM Central Standard Time,

gravesfmly@... writes:

Has anyone tried these with their children? Good,

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email me privately so i can share with you....thanks

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I used them and didn't really see a change, but I know a couple people who use

them. One person said that their son barely talked and after taking them for 1

day, said in the morning their son was having a conversation with their

daughter. I have thought about getting the ambrotose back in the diet.

M

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> Date: 2006/03/06 Mon PM 12:37:36 EST

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I had my kids on glyconutrients for about six months and I have taken them

for much longer than that. I also know other folks who take them. They

help, but do not chelate and do not kill infection. They do strengthen the

body. It is a nutritional supplement and it makes a very big difference for

some people. I have benefitted enormously from taking them.

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Reese,

Hope all is well in your home. I have a number for an

MD who has the whole scoop on glyconutirents. I have

not tried this as of yet...however everyone I have

talked to about them has had nothing but positives to

say about them. If you would like his number contact

me privately and I will send it to you. He will answer

any questions you have....I found out the last time I

spoke with him that they have the " transfer factors "

as a part of the product...and you know how I feel

about transfer factor.

Let me know...

blessings,

debbie

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My son tried glyconutrients (Ambrotose) for 9 months. We didn't we

anything, positive or negative.

Beti

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I hear some positives, but mostly I hear what Beti is saying, nothing one way or

another. And anything that expensive should make a pretty big difference.

Sometimes I wonder if most of the hype or positives about them isn't drummed up

by merchants, just me being suspicious again :-)

[ ] Re: Glyconutrients..do they help?

My son tried glyconutrients (Ambrotose) for 9 months. We didn't we

anything, positive or negative.

Beti

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From the little that I have read, it seems that there are

8 " necessary " sugars that our bodies need in order to ... produce

cells at an adequate level. Most people can make 6 of these and we get

the other 2 from a " typical " diet. However, some people are impaired

in some form or another and cannot produce, all or some of, the 6..

So.. that my explain why it helps some, but not others. Is there any

testing that can determine? Aye, it does sound like an expensive

gamble that may or may not help. I wonder if there is at least

something to go by. Some kind of " chart " that would help a person

determine if they may or may not be " six sugar deficient " .

Reese

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> I hear some positives, but mostly I hear what Beti is saying,

nothing one way or another. And anything that expensive should make a

pretty big difference. Sometimes I wonder if most of the hype or

positives about them isn't drummed up by merchants, just me being

suspicious again :-)

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We did try the ambratose and didn't really see much. We tried

freeze dried organic aloe and did see improvements in terms of

yeast, focus/concentration, and language.

I know a lot of people with MS that have been helped by ambratose.

For some reason, all the other stuff was too much for my little guy

so we just focused on the aloe. There is a book called " miracle

sugars " by Rita Elkins that might help you decide if you want to go

with ambratose or other products (goji, mushrooms, aloe, etc.)

Best regards,

Debbie

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We use them and find them helpful.

I suppose its like any food supplement if you are deficient and take

them you will notice a difference but if you are not deficient or have

another deficiency you may not see the same results.

And it must be remembered that they are food supplements and anyone

who claims they will " cure " something is misrepresenting them.

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> > I hear some positives, but mostly I hear what Beti is saying,

> nothing one way or another. And anything that expensive should make a

> pretty big difference. Sometimes I wonder if most of the hype or

> positives about them isn't drummed up by merchants, just me being

> suspicious again :-)

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