Lipoflavanoid????   Does it help?
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Lipoflavonoid is an over the counter antioxidant nutrient formula created in 1961, by DSE Healthcare Solutions, to help combat tinnitus (ringing in the ears). It was shown to improve blood circulation in the inner ear canal. At least one medical study concluded that Lipoflavonoid provides a beneficial effect for patients suffering from tinnitus due to Meniere's disease. The manufacturer does not claim that Lipoflavonoid provides beneficial effects for tinnitus due to other causes.\n\nAnd That's My Best Answer!
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I found this quote off an internet site:  the adrenal hormones like DHEA, growth hormone, and melatonin are now being investigated, too.\n\nFor thyroid problems, take 3 tablespoons of flax oil daily (the taste is icky but maybe you can find a flavor oil to add to it - kids formulas often taste good).  You may need to make other dietary changes or take natural thyroid prescription.\n\nMy suggestion would also be to contact pathmed.com or call these experts directly at 888-231-7284, or e-mail them at pathmedical@aol.com.  If you can't afford their services, they may be able to give you suggestions, supplements (they ship), or refferals.\n\nBest health to you.  You deserve many happy years ahead.  \n\nCheryl
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immediately go to www.thefirst.originallimu.com/ and order a case of this product. I have personally seen the results of cases just like your husbands. this site is mine. call me if you want to tomorrow around noon. I myself had high cholesterol and arthritis, not anymore. A woman I got on this had high blood pressure, 4 days later....gone, back to normal. This product has fucoidan in it and should also do wonders for his skin. god bless you both.
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well, i read previously in an article that vitamin C is actually not useful when it comes to boosting immunity. in fact, the study on that article was done on a group of 400 people, 200 of whom eat 3-4 times as much as vitamin C as the other group and in the end, their immunity are the same. The group who took the 3-4 times vitamin C only can shorten the time they got sick like 1-2 days. So it really doesnt help. i cant rem when i saw this article, but it was in the Singapore major newspaper months back.\n\nLike yourself, i am very sick prone, i have 2-5 ulcers (canker sores) a month, fever every 2 months. Its almost like a routine to me. I am a non smoker, i dont drink alcohol, i dont club, no drugs. \n\nAnyhow recently i am getting so better (i hope it aint gonna go downhill again). Its my change of environment i guess. Much cleaner air now, i drink more than 2 litres of plain water everyday, do some long distance walking every week (40 to 60 mins fast walk each time), sleep 8 hours a day. Been doing this for 3 months already and i feel so much healthier, and not much problems i mention previously.\n\nHope i helped! :)
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Briefly.. Riboflavin, a water-soluble vitamin, helps the body release energy from protein, fat, and carbohydrates during metabolism...Riboflavin or vitamin B2 tends to be an essential nutrient in human nutrition and plays a key role in the production of energy. It is the precursor of flavin mononucleotide (FMN, riboflavin monophosphate) and flavin adenine dinucleotide (FAD). FMN and FAD serve as cofactors for a family of proteins called flavoenzymes. Flavoenzymes catalyze a wide range of biochemical reactions, typically of the redox type. They are key elements in cellular respiration, among other things.\n\nThe most common cause of riboflavin deficiency is dietary inadequacy, which occurs in those who do not consume rich dietary sources of the vitamin, such as organ meats, eggs, milk, cheese, yogurt, leafy green vegetables and whole grains.\n\nThe signs and symptoms of riboflavin deficiency include, cheilosis (fissuring of the vermilion surfaces of the lips), angular stomatitis, glossitis (magenta tongue), seborrheic dermatitis (particularly affecting the scrotum or labia majora and the nasolabial folds), sore throat, hyperemia and edema of the pharyngeal and oral mucous membranes and a normochromic, normocytic anemia associated with pure erythrocyte cytoplasia of the bone marrow
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B12 is reported to help with weight loss, but I have yet to see any credible studies on it.  You only need a few micrograms per day to get your recommended daily allowance.  If you are deficient in it, it could help but more than likely if you aren't iron deficient and aren't vegan you are getting plenty.  \n\nAs far as phen goes, I've seen it used as a stimulant / appetite supresant.  It's cousin, fen, has been linked to heart damage.  I would avoid it. You can read more at:  http://www.a1b2c3.com/drugs/fen01.htm\n\nThe sure way to lose weight is through a reasonable diet and fitness.  Short cuts rarely work and will ultimately set you back in terms of money from your pocket book and your health.\n\nGood luck.
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There are a number of stories in The Coconut Diet from people who have actually seen their cholesterol -- LDL and triglycerides -- go down and HDL (the good cholesterol) go up with The Coconut Diet.\n\nThe cholesterol-lowering fiasco for a long time centered on the ability of unsaturated oils to slightly lower serum cholesterol. For years, the mechanism of that action wasn't known, which should have suggested caution. Now, it seems that the effect is just one more toxic action, in which the liver defensively retains its cholesterol, rather than releasing it into the blood. \n\nLarge scale human studies have provided overwhelming evidence that whenever drugs, including the unsaturated oils, were used to lower serum cholesterol, mortality increased, from a variety of causes including accidents, but mainly from cancer. \n\nSince the l930s, it has been clearly established that suppression of the thyroid raises serum cholesterol (while increasing mortality from infections, cancer, and heart disease), while restoring the thyroid hormone brings cholesterol down to normal. \n\nIn this situation, however, thyroid isn't suppressing the synthesis of cholesterol, but rather is promoting its use to form hormones and bile salts. When the thyroid is functioning properly, the amount of cholesterol in the blood entering the ovary governs the amount of progesterone being produced by the ovary, and the same situation exists in all steroid-forming tissues, such as the adrenal glands and the brain. \n\nProgesterone and its precursor, pregnenolone, have a generalized protective function: antioxidant, anti-seizure, antitoxin, anti-spasm, anti-clot, anticancer, pro-memory, pro-myelination, pro-attention, etc. Any interference with the formation of cholesterol will interfere with all of these exceedingly important protective functions.\n\nAs far as the evidence goes, it suggests that coconut oil, added regularly to a balanced diet, lowers cholesterol to normal by promoting its conversion into pregnenolone. \n\nCoconut-eating cultures in the tropics have consistently lower cholesterol than people in the U.S. Everyone that I know who uses coconut oil regularly happens to have cholesterol levels of about 160, while eating mainly cholesterol rich foods (eggs, milk, cheese, meat, shellfish). I encourage people to eat sweet fruits, rather than starches, if they want to increase their production of cholesterol, since fructose has that effect.\n\nMany people see coconut oil in its hard, white state, and -- as a result of their training watching television or going to medical school -- associate it with the cholesterol-rich plaques in blood vessels. Those lesions in blood vessels are caused mostly by lipid oxidation of unsaturated fats, and relate to stress, because adrenaline liberates fats from storage, and the lining of blood vessels is exposed to high concentrations of the blood-borne material. \n\nIn the body, incidentally, the oil can't exist as a solid, since it liquefies at 76 degrees. (Incidentally, the viscosity of complex materials isn't a simple matter of averaging the viscosity of its component materials; cholesterol and saturated fats sometimes lower the viscosity of cell components.) \n\nMost of the images and metaphors relating to coconut oil and cholesterol that circulate in our culture are false and misleading.
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Vitamin B is supposed to help, as is Tiger Balm and other such lip balms. Kelp is supposed to be a really good supplement, and I think there's an electric device on the market (I've seen it advertised in magazines)....
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these might help..\n\nhttp://www.blackwell-synergy.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1365-2621.2006.01347.x\n\nhttp://www.co-lipidology.com/pt/re/colipidology/abstract.00041433-200502000-00009.htm;jsessionid=Fh8fr0yV02g1pkF1LGYLXyzy9lPXZ4Gn69QZKHJ1GG1vJYGw1czy!-1640309041!-949856145!8091!-1\n\nhttp://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&lr=&q=cache:yYCPrA4fU54J:bmc.ub.uni-potsdam.de/cgi-bin/show.pl%3F1475-2891-4-33/1475-2891-4-33.pdf+list+of++biochem+experiments,+TEAC+assay+or+the+phenolics+test
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Are there specific nutrients for lowering triglycerides?\nMany of the nutrients for lowering cholesterol naturally will help with triglyceride levels as well.\n\nAccording to a publication by P.K. Reissell's group at Harvard in 1966, it was clearly established that Omega 3 fatty acids and Vitamin C, combined with a low carbohydrate diet, can dramatically reduce your triglyceride levels. Omega 3 fatty acids can help with cholesterol as well.
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If you use it in moderation, then yes it is better.\nHave you checked out the calories in the mcdonalds' salads?  The caloric and fat content is really high for some of them.\nSome dressings are really fattening.
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What are you taking it for?\n\nI did some research into CLA for fat loss and muscle gain. There are two different polymers: the 9,11 and the 10, 12, supposedly responsible for fat loss and muscle gain, respectively. There are also claims that taking CLA with guaranine-- a type of caffeine found in the guarana plant-- will not only cause lipolysis (break down of fat wherein it is released by fat cells into the bloodstream) but also prevent the storage of fat in adipose-- fatty -- tissue. The claim is that the two effects result in the loss of actual fat cells, thereby greatly reducing the fat one carries. That's why many of the Hydroxycut or similar fitness supplements often pair CLA with various forms of caffeine.\n\nI took a CLA supplement with the GNC "Cuts" formula-- a cheaper version of Hoydroxycut. I found no observable effect from the supplement after taking it for six weeks. My weight didn't fluctuate, and I did not notice any muscle gains. It's possible I did something wrong taking it, but I've also found research that contradicts the claims made by "researchers." \n\nOne website stated that no research has been done with humans-- only rats. They mention one human trial, but the sample size was ridiculously small, and limited to women. There's also little research to support the claim that CLA works wonders with guaranine, or any other supplement, to provide drastic fat loss.\n\nCLA is a fat found in dairy products, as well as plant-derived oils, such as safflower oil. It's also found in beef-- I'm not aware of other sources. It's technically a trans fat. The research I found "concluded" that a dosage of 3.6 grams a day was sufficient for results. So if you plan on taking a supplement, most will contain 1000mg, or 1 gram of CLA, per capsule so four capsules a day should do it. I know the GNC variety suggests two capsules a day (2 grams), but all of the literature I found agreed on 3.6 grams, or four capsules. Try to take it throughout the day at meal times.\n\nI'd recommend you save your money. 250ml of 2% milk contains 5 grams of fat. I'm not sure what percentage of that is CLA, but if you work items such as milk, yogurt, cheese, etc. into your diet with lean beef, you'll probably get everything you need. Of course, if you're trying to lose weight, you'll want to go sparingly on the red meat, since it's quite high in fat-- nearly a gram of fat per every gram of protein.
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Hi Your Only Solution is Homeopathic Medicines Get PHYTOLACCA BERRY in Q(Mother Tinture) potency it will curb your tendency to gather up exessive fat just avoid chocolates red meat coffee and mints of all sorts while you are taking it.\nFor further details please feel free to contact me !\n\nAdios and a good day to you fella !
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go to your pharmacist counter and ask for an education sheet on Lipitor. After reading it go back to him with any questions. They often know more about meds than doctors. Best wishes and good health.\nConsider the possibility of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Webmd.
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A liquid diet for a few days should help. Hope you feel better soon!
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Fat burners are not a waste of money for people that need a bit of an edge.  Yes, it is true that diet and the right exercise plays a huge role in reducing body fat, but fat burners DO WORK for many people if you take them correctly.  They do help kick start your metabolism especially if taken in the morning on an empty stomach followed by aerobic activity.  I've tried all the one's you mentioned and others.  Some may make you feel more jittery and others outright nauseous.  They all pretty much do the same thing.  I found HotRox to be fairly effective for me, but Hydroxycut also works well.  Lipo6 made me feel a bit nauseous if I take the dosage they recommend, but it works well too.\n\nDon't get hung up on brands as they all are fairly equivalent.  It's how you take them, when you take them, what you do after you take them and what you eat that is far more important than the brand of fat burner.  That I guarantee.
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I just started taking Lipodrene 3 days ago. I can't believe the difference!!!! I don't feel hungry at all (coming from a carb addict). I have cut my food portions in half and strangely i am only craving healthy foods. I have energy like you would not believe!! (no I don't work for the company ;)  This is seriously the only thing that curbs my hunger. I have taken a  bunch of different things and this is by far the best. I got mine from here. I have ordered from them a few times and shipping is very fast. Good luck!