Guest guest Posted January 27, 1999 Report Share Posted January 27, 1999 What is liquid moxa? Rasa Lila rasalila Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 27, 1999 Report Share Posted January 27, 1999 Most of my colon clients cannot handle super blue green algae, it's too cold for them. Their lower burner needs to be warmed up. They do far better with gentle warming foods. I have a great success using liquid moxa and a heating source such as a hot pack or heating pad when people are in the midst of a flare up. (I used to be involved with celltech but found their products too costly) I am in fine health and take algae but then again, I'm not too cold. It can make you go thru a de-tox, my eyes itch when i go back on it as it moves through my liver. PM Takayanagi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 28, 1999 Report Share Posted January 28, 1999 I agree the algae can be too cleansing for some, especially when there are challenges. That's why it's important to go slowly and use small amounts. But I'm suggesting the probiotics, especially when there are problems with the intestines, to build the bacteria foundation. And drinking good quality water. And the caster oil packs can be very soothing. Vicki Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 10, 2005 Report Share Posted May 10, 2005 , " 121 " <121@l...> wrote: > Algae: False Claims and Hype -------- Unbelievable! I guess I can continue just as long as you want me to. Response from the company to Health Canada Concerns: (May 7, 1999) (like I said, these claims have all been addressed satisfactorily some time ago) A recent announcement by Health Canada should serve to remind us all how GOOD it is to be associated with our company and to be confident in the quality of our product. The announcement says Health Canada plans to conduct " a survey of products containing blue-green algae to determine how many are on the market, in what forms they are sold, and the levels of microcystins they contain. " Microcystin is a toxin that can be produced by an algae called Microcystis. It CANNOT be produced by Blue Green Algae. However, it may be present as a contamination, which is why we test both its harvest and its product to be sure regulatory guidelines are enforced and there is no microcystin contamination of our products. This was NOT reported in the Health Canada press release. Nor was the perfect record of many algae manufacturers mentioned. The Health Canada press release merely advised people that the agency believes there may be potential toxicity associated with blue-green algae products. For more than 15 years we have been a leader in developing and enforcing quality standards in the harvesting and manufacturing of blue-green algae. Secondly, in the entire history of our company and the millions of dollars of sales and the hundreds of thousands of customers, there has never been an illness linked with any of our products. But even more importantly, over the last 5 years we have been working in cooperation with the world's leading algologists and several federal and state agencies to develop industry standards based on our own quality control and demands for purity. Not only are we in full compliance with the standards deemed appropriate by the international scientific community for algae products, we constantly monitor the lake to be certain the ecosystem in which we harvest our algae is maintained; and we have been congratulated by state authorities for our involvement in maintaining and even improving that ecosystem. Are there companies out there that are less attentive to quality standards than we are? Perhaps. If so, we hope Health Canada discovers and reveals them... just as we urge Health Canada to report the quality of the products and the care taken by us at harvesting and marketing blue-green algae. That's why we support and encourage any study that serves to strengthen the quality and standards of blue-green algae harvesting and product manufacturing. We will always have the ONLY Super Blue Green Algae... but we want everyone to adopt our standards for purity and responsibility. Until then, we will all continue to trust in the testimonials of hundreds of thousands of satisfied customers and the nearly two decades of FLAWLESS HISTORY. The bottom line is that we have participated in some of the most profound transformations in people's health and the quality of their lives ever witnessed as the result of nutritional supplementation. To cause people to doubt the experience of their own bodies is like yelling fire in a crowded theater when there is no threat of fire: it's irresponsible. All that we ask is that regulators be as responsible as we are. And all you need to do to know how responsible we have been is to read " The History of Quality Control in the Manufacturing of Blue Green Algae of Klamath Falls, Oregon, USA. " Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 10, 2005 Report Share Posted May 10, 2005 You will notice, 121, that the quackwatch page you posted had been eliminated – simply because it was not true!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 11, 2005 Report Share Posted May 11, 2005 --- all of the testing you claim has been done is only alledged , I have never met a distributor that could produce it show us the tests that are alledged to have been conducted you have something to gain from posting that info as you sell the product so sell me by showing me the alledged testing have you even seen the test results? show the data do you have access to it? , if so why have you not posted the data? testimonials dont mean a hill of beans! , show the data can you do that or not? cause if not then you be a one- legged man in an butt kicking contest In , " Carol " <carolminnick@a...> wrote: > , " 121 " <121@l...> wrote: > > Algae: False Claims and Hype > -------- > > Unbelievable! I guess I can continue just as long as you want me to. > > Response from the company to Health Canada Concerns: > > (May 7, 1999) (like I said, these claims have all been addressed > satisfactorily some time ago) > > A recent announcement by Health Canada should serve to remind us all > how GOOD it is to be associated with our company and to be confident > in the quality of our product. > > The announcement says Health Canada plans to conduct " a survey of > products containing blue-green algae to determine how many are on > the market, in what forms they are sold, and the levels of > microcystins they contain. " > > Microcystin is a toxin that can be produced by an algae called > Microcystis. It CANNOT be produced by Blue Green Algae. However, it > may be present as a contamination, which is why we test both its > harvest and its product to be sure regulatory guidelines are > enforced and there is no microcystin contamination of our products. > > This was NOT reported in the Health Canada press release. Nor was > the perfect record of many algae manufacturers mentioned. The Health > Canada press release merely advised people that the agency believes > there may be potential toxicity associated with blue-green algae > products. > > For more than 15 years we have been a leader in developing and > enforcing quality standards in the harvesting and manufacturing of > blue-green algae. Secondly, in the entire history of our company and > the millions of dollars of sales and the hundreds of thousands of > customers, there has never been an illness linked with any of our > products. > > But even more importantly, over the last 5 years we have been > working in cooperation with the world's leading algologists and > several federal and state agencies to develop industry standards > based on our own quality control and demands for purity. > > Not only are we in full compliance with the standards deemed > appropriate by the international scientific community for algae > products, we constantly monitor the lake to be certain the ecosystem > in which we harvest our algae is maintained; and we have been > congratulated by state authorities for our involvement in > maintaining and even improving that ecosystem. > > Are there companies out there that are less attentive to quality > standards than we are? Perhaps. If so, we hope Health Canada > discovers and reveals them... just as we urge Health Canada to > report the quality of the products and the care taken by us at > harvesting and marketing blue-green algae. > > That's why we support and encourage any study that serves to > strengthen the quality and standards of blue-green algae harvesting > and product manufacturing. We will always have the ONLY Super Blue > Green Algae... but we want everyone to adopt our standards for > purity and responsibility. > > Until then, we will all continue to trust in the testimonials of > hundreds of thousands of satisfied customers and the nearly two > decades of FLAWLESS HISTORY. The bottom line is that we have > participated in some of the most profound transformations in > people's health and the quality of their lives ever witnessed as the > result of nutritional supplementation. To cause people to doubt the > experience of their own bodies is like yelling fire in a crowded > theater when there is no threat of fire: it's irresponsible. > > All that we ask is that regulators be as responsible as we are. And > all you need to do to know how responsible we have been is to > read " The History of Quality Control in the Manufacturing of Blue > Green Algae of Klamath Falls, Oregon, USA. " Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 11, 2005 Report Share Posted May 11, 2005 > You will notice, 121, that the quackwatch page you posted had been > eliminated - simply because it was not true!! The above is the biggest speculation I've seen on this list in recent memory. About 1/3 of the content on the Quackwatch site is misinformation and disinformation, and there it remains in print. Duncan Crow Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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