natural vitamins and birch pollun

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, " jmr1290 " <jomarex wrote:

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hi,

Thanks everybody for good advise.

I'm from Finland and and sure we have a lot of stuff over there too, but

selection is limited and prices are generally higher. I order some stuff from

England because it's cheaper there too and within EU no tax problems.

from the States I would not order directly to Finland, because thet hit you with

big fees. But there is sooooo much here to pick from and not enough time to

spend on the subject, so advise is greatly appreciated.

Other thing is, my son has pollun allergy for birch, which makes his spring,

about 1,5-2 months really bad and I have not gotten much help from natural

remedies yet, so we are using chemical medication to get over that time. We are

trying homeopathy now, because doctors say it might develop into astma soon,

because he has long lasting cough outside pollun season.

 

Susa

 

 

> Hi Susa -- I have to ask! How is the natural-remedy thing going over there

(and what part of Europe)? I was seeing things there for awhile that suggested

you wouldn't be able to buy herbs and vitamins and such. The Codex. Is that

affecting you (why do you need to stock up in the States)?

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> thanks

> Joy

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> , Susa Hanyi <nata70fi@> wrote:

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> > hi,

> > I'm visiting in the country and would like to stack on vitamins to take home

to Europe. It seems difficult to find natural vitamins over the synthetic ones.

Does anybody have recommendations on natural vitamins, especially vitamin C,

acerola or alike for kids?

> > what are good brands on natural vitamins other than Solgar?

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> > and what is a good brand for cod liver / fish oil? which brand has fish from

clean seas? in Europe I use Health Span products.

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> > Susa

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