Cell Food - Update from BrainChild

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Hello Everyone,

I'm including below a letter I received from Mark , the CEO of

Lumina Health, on Wednesday, regarding the questions about the

contents of Cell Food. Mark has been very responsive to my request

for clarification on this question.

I waited a couple days to send this, because I have been trying (and

will continue to try) to get a firsthand look at testing results that

back up what they say here. Mark has told me who I need to talk to

about getting these results. I will let you know if I am able to do this.

What Mark told me is that Cell Food is derived from sea water and

sea vegetation, and therefore contains all elements that occur in

nature. Lumina has discovered that these 2 elements we asked about

(which do not occur in nature) were included in their list by mistake

over twenty years ago, and is therefore changing the official Cell

Food ingredient list to reflect that it does not contain these

elements. Additionally, there has never been an issue with lead in

Cell Food, as Mark describes in his letter.

I want to state very clearly that we at BrainChild continue to believe

that Cell Food is a safe and useful tool for oxygenating the gut,

shifting pH and detox support. I strongly believe that each of us has

a responsibility to read and understand the supplements that we give

our children sufficiently to make informed decisions.

The letter below is exactly what Mark sent me, except that I have

omitted his personal contact info from the end.

Terri Mykland

CEO

BrainChild Nutritionals

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Dear Terri:

It was a pleasure meeting you over the phone earlier today.

I just completed my conference with Mr. Negrete, president

of NuScience Coporation (www.nuscience.com), manufacturers of

Cellfood.

What we have determined is that the first of Mr. Andy Cutler's

observations � " - that technetium (not technecium, as his email read)

and promethium are not naturally occurring elements � " is correct, and

we have therefore discovered that they have been mistakenly listed as

Cellfood ingredients for many years. And we believe we've discovered

why this error was originally made many years ago:

There is a common reference on the internet � " even today � " regarding

the '92 natural elements' which refers to all the elements between No.

1 (hydrogen) and No. 92 (Uranium). But technically knowledgeable

folks that these two are not naturally occurring. Apparently when the

original list of Cellfood ingredients was made several decades ago,

technetium and promethium were assumed to be present by a Cellfood

documentation officer who did not realize that they were not naturally

occurring.

Therefore, we are now updating our ingredients list to reflect this

correction.

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Here are a few links that relate to this common mistake:

http://healthmoz.org/the-health-benefits-of-sea-water (see paragraph

beginning with 'People do see sick fish....)

http://answers./question/index?qid=20080812131625AA5MNwh

(see Answer 3)

http://www.rawreform.com/content/view/271 (see 'Why 92 days?)

http://www.google.com/search?client=safari & rls=en & q=Natural+92+elements

& ie=UTF-8 & oe=UTF-8

(see the second link: Temperatures of the 92 Natural Elements)

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As for Mr. Cutler's second observation, however, Cellfood does not

contain lead, which is removed by the same technology used by the U.S.

military.

If he is saying that lead is a byproduct of actinium, polonium or

thorium � " and therefore must be present if there 3 elements are

present � " then he may be right, but please realize that all green

plants will contain all of these naturally occurring elements in

'parts per billion' amounts that are perfectly safe.

Additional safety information:

1. Cellfood's LD50 industry-standard test shows that an adult can

consume 40 full bottles of Cellfood with no harmful toxic result.

2. In the 39 years of Cellfood's distribution to (now) over 70

countries, no adverse reaction report has ever been filed worldwide.

3. In the 39 years of Cellfood's distribution to (now) over 70

countries, no claim has ever been made against our manufacturers

liability policy.

I'll speak with you soon!

Best regards,

Mark

Mark Rubin

President and Co-Founder

Lumina Health Products

Sarasota, Florida

800-749-9196

" The Cellfood Company "

http://www.luminahealth.com