Suggest a GOOD colloidal or green powder vitamin/mineral and lots vit c and
CS of course.
TJ Garland, CMO supplier
there are no incurable illnesses-only incurable people.
From: "Scott & Maryanne Powers" <[email protected]>
Reply-To: [email protected]
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: CS>need help-teeth
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2004 23:26:23 -0500
I'm trying to help my sister and thought some one here might have heard of
this before. Basically, she's 45 years old and has 3 loose teeth (only the
front ones). She's got an appointment with the dentist and takes CS daily.
The only suggestion I had was for to try and keep the CS in her mouth for
6 minutes.
Thank you in advance,
Mag
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From: David S Osborne
To: [email protected] ; [email protected] ; [email protected] ;
[email protected] ; [email protected] ; [email protected] ;
[email protected]
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 8:09 PM
Subject: CS>ref pending vitamin/supplement legislation
please help!
....the pending legislation ref vitamins, supplements, etc........ is
really
terrible. If it goes thru it will be an unbelievable blow to our freedom
and an incredible victory for the drug companies.
I am not sure the links below will work but you can log on to:
www.puritan.com and click on the blinkie thing in the upper
right
which says "Take Action Now"
This will lead you to be able to
send e-mails
to your congress people, voicing
your 'no'
vote to S. 722 and support of
S. 1538
this is a slimmed down version of what you'll find at www.puritan.com
[which is Puritan's Pride, the Vitamin outfit. (I have dealt with them for
years)]:
PROTECT YOUR ACCESS TO VITAMINS AND NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS THE
GOVERNMENT MUST NOT BE ALLOWED TO LIMIT THE FREEDOM OF CHOICE OF AMERICAN
CONSUMERS WHEN IT COMES TO THEIR HEALTH. Don't Let Congress Overturn the
Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 Support S. 1538 and
Oppose S. 722 Because the Food and Drug Administration has failed to fully
uphold the law, Congress is looking into making changes that will undermine
many of the freedoms that American consumers of dietary supplements hold
dear. SUPPORT S. 1538 No more excuses from the Food and Drug
Administration! Give the FDA the resources it needs to implement DSHEA!
This bill will eliminate the Food and Drug Administration's favorite
excuses that it doesn't have enough staff, money or power to regulate
supplements. The FDA has fallen short when it comes to enforcing the law.
Support research that validates the safety, effectiveness and quality of
dietary supplements. Because dietary supplements come from natural
ingredients, they can't be patented. While this insures that these products
are readily-and affordably - available, it takes away the ability of
manufacturers to recoup research costs. The bill doubles the funding given
to the Office of Dietary Supplements to expand research and consumer
information about these products. Hold the government accountable for its
actions. This bill will require the FDA to file annual reports to Congress
about how they're regulating dietary supplements. If they fail in their
responsibilities to fully implement the law, they'll be held accountable.
OPPOSE S. 722 The Food and Drug Administration must not be granted new and
unprecedented authority to subject safe and beneficial products to
additional and unnecessary scrutiny. This bill would subject nearly all
vitamins, minerals, herbal products and other supplements to a level of
scrutiny that is both unwarranted and unnecessary. Products that have been
used safely for hundreds and in some cases, thousands of years would be
subject to clinical evaluation using standards that are at the complete
discretion of the FDA. Click here to view S. 722.
<http://www.nnfa.org/services/government/pdf/s722.pdf> The government must
not be allowed to limit the freedom of choice of American consumers when it
comes to their health. By questioning the safety of any dietary supplement
that receives even one complaint, hundreds of products that have been
safely and beneficially used could be removed from the marketplace. Under
this new legislation, the FDA has complete discretion to make this
determination, regardless of whether the product was used under conditions
cautioned against by the manufacturer on the label. The government must not
be allowed to single-out dietary supplements. By almost every measure, and
by a wide margin, dietary supplements can be used more safely than
conventional foods and OTC drugs. Yet this legislation exempts foods in
these product categories from being classified as stimulants. Specifically,
the bill unfairly excludes the most common "stimulant" ingredient in foods
caffeine. TAKE ACTION NOW! This bill could be added to existing Senate
legislation at any time. We need you to take two vital steps: 1)
immediately let your Senators know that you support S. 1538 and ask them to
co-sponsor the bill, and 2) ask them to oppose S. 722. E-MAIL YOUR SENATORS
NOW To email your Senators simply go to:
<http://capwiz.com/nnfa/issues/alert/?alertid=4089036> Enter your ZIP code
in the "Take Action Now" box. Make any changes you feel necessary to the
sample letter, and click "submit." A copy of your letter will be sent to
the two U.S. Senators from your state. A copy of the letter will also be
sent to you confirming which Senators received the letter. Call your
Senators now. To reach your Senators' offices, call them either through the
Capitol Hill switchboard at (202) 224-3121 or directly at their Washington,
D.C. or local offices. When you reach your Senator's office, ask to speak
with the staff member in charge of health-related issues. To find contact
information for your elected officials, simply click on
<http://capwiz.com/nnfa/dbq/officials/>
please take part!!!!! davido
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