Anyone heard of Goji wonder food supplement? Is this same as Chinese wolf berries?
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There are 82 different varieties worldwide. And 42 varieties in Asia alone. The Goji berries that have all the scientific backing is the goji berries with the latin name "lycium barbarum". Lycium Barbarum is the only Goji berries that contain 4 unique bioactive polysaccharides, not found in any other plant on earth, including other Goji berries. These are the only berries used by FreeLife International. \nFor the scientific studies go to http://www.pubmed.com and type in "lycium barbarum". There are over 75 studies on these berries alone. Also type in "polysaccharides" to view over 320,000 scientific studies.\nAlso go to http://www.gojibook.com to view Dr. Earl Mindell's book on the Goji berries. He spent over 9 years in Asia studying these remarkable berries. \nYou can also go to http://www.gojicopycats.com which explains the difference between the berries that FreeLife uses and other berries.\nIf you would like additional information, just email me.
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In the US, the best smoothie companies have a vitamin product offering.\n\nWrite me for a US bottled vitamin product that can be marketed in Japan.  I am wasdadd at yahoo.
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i dont think so gingko biloba is natural and it helps improve ur memory no side effect that i know of
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umm that is an unclear answer. Here is a really great site about dragon fruit.
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I do not have any personal experience with this product but a little web research lead to some interesting findings.\n\nFirst, this product appears to consist of vitamins, minerals, fish oils, some herbs and some related nutrients.  Many of these basic nutrients play important roles in brain function and health, but whether the quantities and quality of these items in this product will benefit brain function and memory in the majority of people is unproven.  \n\nSecond, according to the website "Consumeraffairs.com", "The Federal Trade Commission obtained a $1 million settlement from the firm in 2004.  Prosecutors charged them with making unsubstantiated claims for their products."\n\nUsually products like this, that are highly promoted on TV (expensive!) are too expensive (over priced) and promoted with excessive claims (the FTC settlement).  It may be wiser and more cost effective to just take a quality multi-vitamin/mineral supplement (from your local health food store - not Centrum or One-A-Day, which are the 'junk-food' of vitamin supplements) and a quality fish oil supplement and/or cod liver oil.\n\nYou might consider reading an excellent book on this subject by David Perlmutter, M.D., Board certified Neurologist and recipient of the Linus Pauling Award in Medicine.  The book is called: "The Better Brain Book" and it is available at Amazon.com.  You will learn a lot about the role of basic nutrients in brain health as well as info. about special nutrients (lipoic acid, CoQ10, NAC, etc.) from this book.\n\nHope this was helpful.
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these food can increase libido and not the erectness\n\nseafood..lobsters, oyster, prawns.\n \nGinkgo Biloba:\nUsed for thousands of years in China as a way to increase sex drive and now more popular than ever.\nStudies have shown that just like Viagra, ginkgo enhances the effects of nitric oxide, which helps relax artery walls, allowing more blood flow into the penis and therby creating an erection\n\nGinseng:\nJust like ginkgo, bilboa ginseng also increases nitric oxide levels. In addition it is thoughtt to have an effect on the dopamine system that sends triggers from the brain to create an erection.
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The herbs you are taking are as follows:\nTian Wang Bu Xin Dan is a combination Drug given for sleep.\nIt contains regular Gensing plus Zizyphus fruit. The fruit is either boiled and then dried in the sun or baked by the sun until it is dried. It is sometimes called Red Jujube fruit..It has a calming effect on the mind therefore promoting sleep.\nThe 2nd Combination:Chai Hu Mu Li Long Gu Tang: is Bupleurum root and Dragon Bone mineral, the radix bupleri is a root that looks like sort of a stringy white carrot. It helps with sleep by having a calming effect on the Central Nervous System.\nThe Dragon Bone is a calcium rich mineral that also promotes sleep. I imagine that the acupunturist thought you needed to be calm and you needed calcium as well. Hope this helps...you may be waking up due to the low dose you are taking. Maybe if you took it later at night it would work better..Don't take more of the herbs because it may not be safe to do so.. Ask the acupuncturist first if he can safely increase your dose..
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Fortunately, there is much that you can do to help your body to fight cancer: Do not use tobacco products; avoid the harmful rays of the sun; exercise regularly and choose foods with less fat and consume more vegetables, whole grains, fruits and juices- especially cancer-preventive, phytonutrient-rich goji.\nGoji is oneof the only plant species on earth that contains the anti-cancer mineral germanium.  It's antioxidants and unique polysaccharides can halt the genetic mutations that can lead to cancer.\nIt is important to note that goji has also ben shown to enhance the effects of radiation in combating cancer, allowing a lower dose to be used. Other research indicates that goji can protect against some of the noxious side effects of chemotherapy and radiation.  In addition, patients receiving a cancer drug together with goji exhibited response rates up to 250 percent better than those obtained by the drug alone.  These advnced cancer patients experienced amazing regressions of malignant melanoma, renal cell carcinoma, colorectal carcinoma, lung cancer, nasopharyngeal carcinoma and malignant hydrothorax.  Remission of cancers in patients treated with goji lasted significantly longer than those treated without goji.\nFor cancer management- 4 to 8 ounces daily, taken with meals.\nI take goji as a preventative measure as I lost my Mother and Grandmother to breast cancer when they were way too young.  Goji is an adaptogen which works on all auto-immune deficiencies and has medical validation. There are 72 clinical studies published on pubmed.org under the name Lycium Barbarum.\nBest of luck and God Bless.
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Your question is not clear. Guto Kola is herb that stimulates the body's metabolism for a powerful release of energy.\n\nIf you are looking for substitutes to Guto Kola, try Guarana, Suma Root ‹South Amercian “ginseng”› or Damiana.\n\nWhy are you posting this under languages?\n\ncc
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I market Himilayan Goji Juice, which was also featured on Oprah, and am finding great success.  The one thing you need to watch though, is Acai does not have medical validation.  There are 41 different types of goji berries and only one, the Himilayan Goji marketed by Freelife International, has what is called a Spectral Signature, meaning that the DNA of the unique berry which contains 4 natural polysaccharides, has been preserved in every bottle.  This product was developed by Dr. Earl Mindell, author of the Vitamin Bible, world's leading Nutritionist, Pharmacist and Master Herbalist.  It is the only one that has over 75 clinical studies published on pubmed.org, which is where the Doctor's get their information.\nI was just in Dallas at a convention, and Graham Stedman was one of our speakers.  We were also featured in Time magazine as the breakthrough superfruit of the year.  We were on CNN, Larry King Live and Good Morning America as well as many others.\nThe business is growing at record speed because of the unique product and the proof of what it does for people's health.  Incomes of $10k/mo are not unusual, but most importantly, you are helping people with a vast array of health issues.\n\nPlease don't listen to the negative comments on Multi Level Marketing.  It is a very respectable business, and if you really work at it and take advantage of the exceptional training, you will have financial freedom much quicker than all the naysayers.  I am living proof! \n\nIf you would like to see how the juices compare on the Bovis scale, just drop me a line.
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I have an elderberry solution I'd gotten at the health store. Not a whole lot of scientific evidence behind this stuff, but it seems to help. (Sambucol imune syrup).
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Any supplement have the risk of giving side effects. I would not suggest that you should not take it. Be happy with your breast size. \n\nhere's what a website stated: \n\nDo the B2UP products have FDA approval?\n\n"Since I am not the manufacturer of the B2UP products, I can only tell you that approval has been granted to sell the product in the United States.  There is a statement on the bottle as follows:   "The FDA has not evaluated these statements.  This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease."   This appears to be the standard statement that is found on most (if not all) herbal product containers sold in the U.S.  I think we can assume that the FDA has not "approved" this product, just like it doesn't approve most herbal products.  I fully understand your concerns, and it is wise to be careful.  I can tell you that I have not received any feedback or found any information about Pueraria Mirifica (the main herbal ingredient in Body Make Gum) indicating any serious side effects.  But I am not a doctor, scientist, or the manufacturer.  I always tell potential users of B2UP products to check with their own doctor before using the products."\n\nGo to the website for frequently asked questions.
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Have you thought about Arbonne International? It's an excellent opportunity, but it's NOT a get-rich-quick scheme! It DOES take work. It's a European Health & Wellness company that's been around for 26 years, but is just now starting to take off. It's taking the country by storm!  The products are phenomenal...herbally and botanically based, never tested on animals or contain animal products or by-products (vegan approved), no mineral oil, and MANY more unique characteristics.  My team's marketing strategy does NOT include giving home parties (who has time?). It's worth your time to check it out. Check out the link and e-mail me if you’d like more information.  Good luck with whatever you choose!
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How Himalayan Goji Juice Works: Dr. Mindell pioneers the research of goji juice polysaccharides. Goji's four unique polysaccharides, or phytonutrient compounds, work in the body as directors and carriers of the instructions that cells use to communicate with each other. These polysaccharides are "Master Molecules" and command and control many of the body's most important defense systems. "It is a dream come true to bring the miraculous goji to the world. I believe that Himalayan Goji ® Juice will have more powerful benefits on health, well-being, anti-aging than any other product I have seen in the last 40 years"\nGoji Berry Juice has been used in traditional Tibetan medicine for centuries! The plants grow like bushes with vines that reach over 15 feet. The berries are never touched by hand as they will oxidize and turn black if touched while fresh. They are shaken onto mats, then dried in the shade. Goji berry juice can be used in smoothies or juice cocktails. The Goji fruit contains polysaccharides, which have been demonstrated to strongly fortify the immune system. This same polysaccharide has been found to be a secretagogue, that is, a substance that stimulates the secretion in the pituitary gland of human growth hormone, a powerful innate anti-aging hormone. It is the richest source of carotenoids, including beta carotene (more beta carotene than carrots), of all known foods or plants on earth! Goji is a powerful antioxidant and is traditionally believed to fortify the body against disease and to provide the energy to overcome difficult obstacles in healing. Beta-carotene can be transformed into vitamin A under the influence of human liver enzymes. Being rich in trace minerals, Goji Juice contains significant amounts of zinc, calcium, germanium, selenium and phosphorus, plus small quantities of many others.\n\n\nIn several study groups with elderly people Goji was given once a day for 3 weeks, with many beneficial results being experienced. 67% of the patients ‘ T cell transformation functions tripled and the activity of the patients' white cell interleukin-2 doubled. In addition, the results showed that all the patients’ spirit and optimism increased significantly, appetite improved in 95% of the patients, 95% of the patients slept better and 35% of the patients partially recovered their sexual function. The Goji berry has absolutely no toxicity. However like most fruits, it should not be used if you are suffering from Spleen deficiency with dampness and diarrhea. Goji is now being used in clinical settings for a number of common maladies including the treatment of consumptive disease accompanied by thirst such as early-onset diabetes and tuberculosis, dizziness, blurred vision, and chronic cough. In the treatment of diabetes. 8-10 grams of fruit was steamed and eaten each time, three times daily (steaming softens the fruits). The daily dosage range of 8-30 grams is typical of medical applications being done at this time in several countries. The berry has also been used in a number of recent clinical trials for treatment of bone marrow deficiency conditions (low production of red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets).\n\nThe Himalayan Goji berry is among the most revered of sexual tonic herbs in Asian Herbalist Forums and has been recognized to increase sexual fluids and enhance fertility. In Mongolia it is commonly used by first trimester mothers to prevent morning sickness. It is a gentle and soothing fruit that is loaded with available vitality.\n\nThe Goji berry of the Solanaceae family has also been tested as an anti-obesity drug. Patients were given 30 grams each morning and each afternoon, made into a tea. Results were excellent with most patients losing significant weight. Goji Juice is a wonderful and delicious tonic which have traditionally been used as a blood tonic, used to nurture the heart, to relieve heart palpitation, insomnia, forgetfulness and anxiety assoc
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Ha, that's a good one.  Do some searches on ogoplex, roplex, and viacil supplements.  There's a combination of saw palmetto and other herbs that actually can work very well...maybe not quite Peter North well but it makes a difference.  Also - testosterone boosting supplements help as well.  Vitrix is one of the high quality/potency tribulus tablets that is used for promoting muscle growth.  It works by tricking your body into creating more testosterone.  I think you can see the correlation here.  I have a few friends in their 50's that are swearing by this combination, as well as adding some L-arginine or nitric oxide supplements.  It worked well enough to get them to give up the viagra, so I'd say it's pretty effective.
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I had a friend that had this and she had to stay away from greens when she ate, along with anything that had seeds (including strawberries...those little black seeds on the skin of the strawberry would do her in every time!).\n\nShe also ordered a vitamin from Shaklee.  I can't remember the name of it; however, if you talked to a dealer of their vitamins, I'm sure they could direct you to the right thing (it's actually 2 things...one was a powder that you drink and the other was a tiny round white pill and both restored the natural flora that is in most peoples bowels; however, people that have UC don't have this or have very little of this).\n\nI think I would give these other options a try before the surgery; however, if it doesn't work, definitely talk with your doctor and get a second and third opinion before any surgery!\n\nGood luck!