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Yes, however I just read a study from consumer labs that tested many coffees and didn't find much of a mold problem. We love to do muscle testing, learn this simple technique and test your coffee brand before drinking it.

Thank you for your support! Our clients and integrity are so important to us!

The most important thing is always the Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis. Low minerals = low healing potential. After that, immune issues would by Thymus PMG and muscle issues would be Cardiotrophin PMG.

When we see clients come in and their RX list is so long like that from other doctors/practitioners it is an instant Cringe for us!! We just want to say we are sorry! We are happy you are here. We have all fallen victim to "shiny object syndrome" with supplements and crashing on "pill fatigue," which is not solving our problems and that is why we are so excited about this! - Maria H, Nutritionist

Yes, if water retention is an issue.

Blood sugar has to do with diet and balancing minerals. Minerals are always key for blood sugar along with diet. Copper is very important for the blood sugar as is Chomium, Zinc, Calcium and Magnesium. But don't guess, test with a Hair tissue mineral analysis. Taking random amounts of different supplements is NEVER a good idea. Same answer for gallstones.

You can cook it as long as you want. Minerals never are damaged. Minerals are the ash left in the fireplace from burning something. Cook long enough so the veggies are soft enough for blending. By cooking the veggies you break down the tough fibers in the plant that bind and lock up the minerals.

Indeed! We have found an excellent whole food family run nutritional company. There are still some good companies out there.

Yes, Vitamin D is NOT a Vitamin, but should be called Hormone D, since the body makes it's own from the sunshine.

And protein! Thank you!

Excellent idea! Thanks for sharing

Epoch Times, you can get a yearly digital subscription. Or pay quarterly and then cancel if you no longer read it. Maybe your library will carry it if you ask them.

@@LangloisVitalNutritionCenter great idea I will check my local library & thank you again! Stay cool 😎

Glad it was helpful!

I disagree. There are enough good whole food nutritional product companies available.

The best way to detox is always to nourish up the body with high quality food, balance your minerals as best as possible and let your body detox itself when it has the energy/minerals available to detox itself. The body is self healing and knows when it is capable of a detox. Detoxifying a weak body is always a BAD idea. It only puts more stress on the body.

I agree, I am no longer a fan of Fiji water.

Smart water with magnesium.

Our view is that all nutrients work better with less known (at this time) synergistic components that are only found in whole foods. The whole is greater than the sum of the parts. I would bet there would be contaminates still traceable in coal tar derivative vitamins.

None, within reasonable dosages. Unless you have an ulcer. Your body naturally has a very acidic stomach with a special lining that protects you from that acid. If that lining is damaged, then, Betaine HCl would feel irritating to your stomach. Many people with poor digestion, don't make enough acid to properly initiate digestion. That is why many people feel like Apple Cider Vinegar helps their digestion. Start with 1 Betain per meal.

Wait a minute, Standard Process uses synthetics?

Yes, many of the formulas are spiked with synthetics. They certainly have a lot of whole food only products. But a lot of the popular products contain synthetics. I am not sure why or when this started. Even Catalyn, their whole food multi-vitamin is spiked with synthetics. The ingredients label at the bottom of the label on Catalyn says: Other ingredients: Honey, glycerine, acacia fiber, ascorbic acid (synthetic C), calcium stearate (a questionable lubricant), modified corn starch, pyridoxine hydrochloride (synthetic B6), vitamin A palmitate (highly processed vitamin A), thiamin hydrochloride (synthetic vitamin B1), riboflavin (synthetic B2) and cholecalciferol (synthetic vitamin D).

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Klaire LABS - its right in the name: Lab made. Same with the Designs for Health. Some of their products are great, but for example, the B vitamins are still made in a Lab. Products we have recommended for years but are really cracking down to recommend WHOLE FOOD based whenever possible. - Nutritionist Maria H

Thank you! Correct. BIG PHARMA have infiltrated all levels of health and healing. The good news is that there are a few good companies still around. More videos to come!

I see plenty of videos on youtube regarding your question. That is beyond our scope of practice. I do know that the mineral phosphorous is involved in ATP production. It is critical for energy production.

Thank you!! 😊

I appreciate that!

$119 for the initial, $99 on the follow up.

That depends on how sensitive your stomach is. It is safe to take by anyone, including pregnant women.

Good question. I would like to know why they added them too. Check out Nutriplex Whole Food Supplements. A Standard Process type company with zero synthetics.

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My pleasure!

Thank you for replying me, can you recommend anyone please because I have huge teeth problem issues I need help with and I think it is molybden defficiency problem as you mention.

Hello! UPDATE: We actually really recommend NOT supplementing molybdenum because it can critically deplete copper in the body and bioavailable copper is KEY in so many metabolic functions getting at the mitochondrial level of your health. - Nutritionist Maria