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Supplements Simplified: SAFETY NET I and II
Since I specialize in reversing chronic disease, I see a lot of people with nutritional deficiencies. The supplements I use have the highest potency and quality, but you get what you pay for, so these supplements are expensive. Can't this be simpler and more affordable? Yes it can! I asked a master formulator to combine the purest and most absorbable ingredients, and to put everything most people need into one tasty powder. We call it Safety Net I. It has optimal levels of more than 70 important nutrients to support the whole body. The amounts are substantial - 100 mg of CoQ10, 1000 IU of Vitamin D3, 2000 mg of vitamin C, 400 mg of curcumin, 100 mg of alpha lipoic acid, 75 mg of nattokinase... It also contains an anti-oxidant mix made from fruits and vegetables, which along with stevia, give it a delightfully mild citrus taste. This has no magnesium stearate or fillers associated with making pills and capsules. Read the complete label, and you see why we call it "Safety Net." If you were to buy separate bottles of supplements to equal this, you would spend more than $660.00. We got the price for Safety Net 1 down to $250.00The one thing we couldn't fit in it was the fish oil. No one has figured out how to make a powdered form of that - and they shouldn't frankly. So we put the fish oil in its own glass bottle, and call it Safety Net II. $30. Together, you have a great mix of free radical fighters, probiotics, enzymes, anti-aging nutrients and cell protectors to support all functions including the immune system, maintenance of blood lipids and glucose within normal ranges, vision, bones, and skin. And all at a price of something less than $280.00 a month because the Safety Net I is a 36 days supply, and Safety Net II is a 40 day supply. (See the coupon below for an extra 10% off for my newsletter readers.) I am so excited to be able to maintain the quality while streamlining the daily routine - and at about one-third the price. It just makes sense. |
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TELL US HOW YOU EAT We want to hear from you - tell us how you have successfully changed for the better what you (or you family) eat. Maybe somebody cut out sodas. Maybe you found time to make more fresh food from a farmer's market. Maybe you switched to unrefined sea salt. Maybe you found a nifty way to get everyone reading labels...How did you do it? Please share your success stories with us so we can share them with everyone else in this newsletter and on our website. You can stay anyonomous - we just want your success to inspire others. Send us an email at info@ArizonaAdvancedMedicine.com and put "Food Story" in the subject line. |
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Update: IPT FOR CANCER TREATMENT
Lots of times when people are debating what kind of cancer treatment to pursue, they want to look at data. I have some data I want to share with you. We are treating a woman for colon cancer. After 4 IPT treatments, we just did a blood test. She had a white blood cell count (WBC) of 4.9 and an absolute neutrophil count (the white cells that knock out infection) of 3.0. Both values are well within normal limits. Her initial WBC was 7.6 with 5.7 absolute neutrophils count, so she did not lose much ground with the treatments.This tells me the IPT (Insulin Potentiated therapy) has indeed spared her immune system. After conventional chemo, within about 2 weeks, you typically see a WBC of about 0.5. The white blood cells get killed en masse by the bombardment of so much chemo; conventional chemo sessions are scheduled about 3-6 weeks apart because it kills so many neutrophils and they must regenerate before the chemo can be administered again; infection is a large and growing problem in conventional chemotherapy. IPT, which uses about one-tenth the amount of drugs used in conventional chemotherapy, makes the most sense to me. It preserves the immune system while defeating the cancer. It is a kinder, gentler approach - and we think a much more effective approach - to cancer treatment. You can click on the link to the IPT article in our on-line library and read a lot more about it. |
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News You Can Use: HEALTHY FOODS DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR Since we told you about this company in our last newletter, some of you connected with them and know why their popularity is growing. The newest addition to their menu is a USDA certified organic line of individually packaged steaks - New York, rib eye, sirloin, filet, and ground beef. To learn about their free gift box, with this YouTube video at http://toplinefoods2u.com/site/index.php...Itemid=32Check out an article on them in the July issue of Natural Awakenings, page 41: "Valley Residents Benefit From Home Delivery Services." If you decide to try them, say Dr. Grout recommended you and they will give you a free coffee sample. 623-444-7749 or www.ToplineFoods2u.com |
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SAFETY NET I AND IIAll the nutrition you never knew you needed - a dietary supplement for full body support.When you come into the Center, bring a copy of this newsletter coupon and help youself to 10% off the combined price of $280. That brings it down to $252.00 for more than a one-month supply. Offer Expires: August 30th, 2010 |
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