Ionic vitamins and minerals

[Guest guest]

Ok, all you ionic multivitamin information genius junkies out there.

I've been doing well on good old Dr. Wallach's plant derived vitamins

and minerals but would like to try some ionic vitamins and minerals.

Any recommendations?

Thanks!

Natural health

Through Natural means

Is a Divine Right.

Bell Buckle, Tn.

[Guest guest]

, the word ionic is nowadays used as a sizzle word to enhance

marketing. The body usually finds a redox way to assure that a mineral or

vitamin is in a useable state. There is an evolutionary concordance of

enzymes and catalysts. These lower the activation energies of biochemical

reactions so that these reactions can take place at body temperature and

compartment pH.

As we age we often lose optimal functionality of some of these enzymes -

often proteins with a mineral component. The key then is to use minerals

and trace minerals to perform the same functions, that is to utilize a

vestigial back-up system. The key to use this enzyme-catalyst concordance

effectively is to use some of the pertinent minerals and trace minerals

throughout the day as the body does a poor job of storing any minerals that

are not protein bound.

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From: [mailto: ] On

Behalf Of Snoddy

Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2011 6:54 PM

Cancercured Group

Subject: [ ] Ionic vitamins and minerals

Ok, all you ionic multivitamin information genius junkies out there.

I've been doing well on good old Dr. Wallach's plant derived vitamins

and minerals but would like to try some ionic vitamins and minerals.

Any recommendations?

Thanks!

Natural health

Through Natural means

Is a Divine Right.

Bell Buckle, Tn.

[Guest guest]

Is there any brand of vitamins that are better than others ?

~Amber

On 3/29/2011 7:39 PM, Gammill wrote:

> , the word ionic is nowadays used as a sizzle word to enhance

> marketing. The body usually finds a redox way to assure that a mineral or

> vitamin is in a useable state. There is an evolutionary concordance of

> enzymes and catalysts. These lower the activation energies of biochemical

> reactions so that these reactions can take place at body temperature and

> compartment pH.

>

>

>

> As we age we often lose optimal functionality of some of these enzymes -

> often proteins with a mineral component. The key then is to use minerals

> and trace minerals to perform the same functions, that is to utilize a

> vestigial back-up system. The key to use this enzyme-catalyst concordance

> effectively is to use some of the pertinent minerals and trace minerals

> throughout the day as the body does a poor job of storing any minerals that

> are not protein bound.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> _____

>

> From: [mailto: ] On

> Behalf Of Snoddy

> Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2011 6:54 PM

> Cancercured Group

> Subject: [ ] Ionic vitamins and minerals

>

>

>

> Ok, all you ionic multivitamin information genius junkies out there.

> I've been doing well on good old Dr. Wallach's plant derived vitamins

> and minerals but would like to try some ionic vitamins and minerals.

>

> Any recommendations?

>

> Thanks!

>

>

>

> Natural health

> Through Natural means

> Is a Divine Right.

>

> Bell Buckle, Tn.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you. Sizzle is right. I haven't studied ionic minerals and

vitamins. Like I said, I have taken plant derived minerals from Dr.

Wallach for years and seem to be doing fine. Is there a particular

brand of multi mineral/vitamin that you recommend? What do you take?

Nano size is also a sizzle word these days I notice.

Thanks in advance.

On Mar 29, 2011, at 9:39 PM, Gammill wrote:

> , the word ionic is nowadays used as a sizzle word to enhance

> marketing. The body usually finds a redox way to assure that a

> mineral or vitamin is in a useable state. There is an evolutionary concordance

of enzymes and catalysts. These lower the activation energies of biochemical

reactions so that these reactions can take place at body temperature and

compartment pH.

>

> As we age we often lose optimal functionality of some of these

> enzymes - often proteins with a mineral component. The key then is to use

minerals and trace minerals to perform the same functions, that is to utilize a

vestigial back-up system. The key to use this enzyme-catalyst concordance

effectively is to use some of the pertinent minerals and trace minerals

throughout the day as the body does a poor job of storing any minerals that are

not protein bound.

>

>

> _____

>

> From: Snoddy

> Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2011

>

> Ok, all you ionic multivitamin information genius junkies out there.

> I've been doing well on good old Dr. Wallach's plant derived vitamins and

minerals but would like to try some ionic vitamins and minerals. Any

recommendations?

[Guest guest]

Most vitamins and minerals are produced by very few pharmaceutical companies

and these products tend to be very pure. Many small companies go to the

same wholesalers and distributors, but for the retail market they have to

have some value-added rationale, so they claim extra purity or denigrate

their competitor's products, or sell only to " professionals, " or ???

If you have time on your hands and money is an issue, then you might buy

bulk and then cap many of the supplements yourself. With a Cap-M-Quik rack

which probably costs only $20 or so you can cap 50 of the 00 ( " double

ought " ) caps at a time.

There is a certain satisfaction in taking charge of your own pharmaceutical

economics. It can start with capping, then on to formulations, then to

extractions of herbs, and perhaps even synthesis. I know on this group

there is a certain bias such that synthesis is considered a bit unholy, but

just consider that one's own body synthesizes zillions of biochemical

correctives per second which would make it the biggest sinner of all.

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From: [mailto: ] On

Behalf Of Snoddy

Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2011 8:18 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Ionic vitamins and minerals

Thank you. Sizzle is right. I haven't studied ionic minerals and

vitamins. Like I said, I have taken plant derived minerals from Dr.

Wallach for years and seem to be doing fine. Is there a particular

brand of multi mineral/vitamin that you recommend? What do you take?

Nano size is also a sizzle word these days I notice.

Thanks in advance.

On Mar 29, 2011, at 9:39 PM, Gammill wrote:

> , the word ionic is nowadays used as a sizzle word to enhance

> marketing. The body usually finds a redox way to assure that a

> mineral or vitamin is in a useable state. There is an evolutionary

concordance of enzymes and catalysts. These lower the activation energies of

biochemical reactions so that these reactions can take place at body

temperature and compartment pH.

>

> As we age we often lose optimal functionality of some of these

> enzymes - often proteins with a mineral component. The key then is to use

minerals and trace minerals to perform the same functions, that is to

utilize a vestigial back-up system. The key to use this enzyme-catalyst

concordance effectively is to use some of the pertinent minerals and trace

minerals throughout the day as the body does a poor job of storing any

minerals that are not protein bound.

>

>

> _____

>

> From: Snoddy

> Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2011

>

> Ok, all you ionic multivitamin information genius junkies out there.

> I've been doing well on good old Dr. Wallach's plant derived vitamins and

minerals but would like to try some ionic vitamins and minerals. Any

recommendations?

[Guest guest]

Ok, I agree with you. Would you mind sharing who you buy from and what

you buy. I think it would be helpful to me and to the group. I make my

own herbal capsules now on a small scale, a few basic fresh herbs. If

you don't want to share publicly, reply in private, that would work for

me.

Thanks in advance

On Mar 30, 2011, at 12:25 AM, Gammill wrote:

> Most vitamins and minerals are produced by very few pharmaceutical

> companies and these products tend to be very pure. Many small companies go to

the same wholesalers and distributors, but for the retail market they have to

have some value-added rationale, so they claim extra purity or denigrate their

competitor's products, or sell only to " professionals, " or ???...............

[Guest guest]

, I usually buy by the drum as I have established accounts.

For small amounts say 1-5 kilos you just Google " herbs " and " bulk " or

" suppliers " or similar search terms. There are many such providers.

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From: [mailto: ] On

Behalf Of Snoddy

Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2011 10:36 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Ionic vitamins and minerals

Ok, I agree with you. Would you mind sharing who you buy from and what

you buy. I think it would be helpful to me and to the group. I make my

own herbal capsules now on a small scale, a few basic fresh herbs. If

you don't want to share publicly, reply in private, that would work for

me.

Thanks in advance

On Mar 30, 2011, at 12:25 AM, Gammill wrote:

> Most vitamins and minerals are produced by very few pharmaceutical

> companies and these products tend to be very pure. Many small companies go

to the same wholesalers and distributors, but for the retail market they

have to have some value-added rationale, so they claim extra purity or

denigrate their competitor's products, or sell only to " professionals, " or

???...............

[Guest guest]

There are a couple of suppliers of herbs and other botanicals and the one I

have used is Pacific Botanicals. Check them out because I have never been

disappointed working with them.

Joe C.

From: Gammill

, I usually buy by the drum as I have established accounts.

For small amounts say 1-5 kilos you just Google " herbs " and " bulk " or

" suppliers " or similar search terms. There are many such providers.

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Joe, I'll check them out. For me it is all about cellular

respiration and getting nutrients into the cells. It doesn't matter if

you eat an elephant, if nutrition doesn't enter the cells, it is a net

loss for the day and over a few years the immune system weakens and we

get sick with cancer like me for example.

Natural health

Through Natural means

Is a Divine Right.

Bell Buckle, Tn.

On Mar 30, 2011, at 9:02 AM, JoeCastron wrote:

> There are a couple of suppliers of herbs and other botanicals and

> the one I have used is Pacific Botanicals. Check them out because I

> have never been disappointed working with them.

>

> Joe C.

>

> From: Gammill

>

> , I usually buy by the drum as I have established accounts.

>

> For small amounts say 1-5 kilos you just Google " herbs " and " bulk " or

> " suppliers " or similar search terms. There are many such providers.

>

> Switch to: Text-Only, Daily Digest • Unsubscribe • Terms of Use

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[Guest guest]

Joe

Just checked them out. Unfortunately they don't do vitamins and

minerals. Guess I might just stick with good old Dr. Wallach's plant

derived minerals. All the pain in my body goes away when I take his

full blow program 90 nutrient program, pig pack plus. I hate it that

he only markets through a MLM.

Natural health

Through Natural means

Is a Divine Right.

Bell Buckle, Tn.

On Mar 30, 2011, at 9:02 AM, JoeCastron wrote:

> There are a couple of suppliers of herbs and other botanicals and

> the one I have used is Pacific Botanicals. Check them out because I

> have never been disappointed working with them.

>

> Joe C.

>

> From: Gammill

>

> , I usually buy by the drum as I have established accounts.

>

> For small amounts say 1-5 kilos you just Google " herbs " and " bulk " or

> " suppliers " or similar search terms. There are many such providers.

>

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