But this is the point, Wayne. Hardly *any* person is perfect! Does this mean that the less than perfect just have to lump it then? There are many on this list who have very compromised systems, but are still looking for ways to help themselves. Are you saying that they shouldn't bother because it is too late, they have already done it all wrong? And yes, I *can* blame the supplements if they are the wrong kind i.e. If they are using cheap ingredients that are difficult to metabolize. For instance, most magnesium tablets that are sold in supermarkets are the cheap mag oxide type which unless your system is young and undamaged, are unavailable to the body. Now you could say that the person involved should have checked that this was the right sort, but of course, most people don't. They are naive enough to believe what is on the labels. Most of us went this route before we learned better, but in the meanwhile, it can cost mega bucks and compromised health in the learning. You should count yourself lucky to be so healthy and fit, but not everyone does things 'wrong' to become unhealthy. Sometimes it is just a roll of the dice. Dee -------Original Message------- From: Wayne Fugitt Date: 12/31/08 14:51:35 To: [email protected] Subject: CS>Supplements, What is to blame, and What is Responsible Morning Dee,
First, some made a broad statement that supplements were worthless. >> At 06:42 AM 12/31/2008, you wrote: >> And not forgetting that what would be great for one person, may be disastrous for someone else, of course. Dee And I have made that clear too, in the past. Some people are a disaster. Period. The have such compromised body chemistry, .......... nothing in the world will work for them. That included organs missing, organs malfunctioning, cell communications, takeing drugs, and a lifetime of wrong habits. They spend 20, 30, 40 years doing things wrong, then think within a few days weeks or months, a few pills, drugs or supplements, will correct all that. The best example is that some will NEVER have proper Calcium Metabolism.
