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and Margaret Auld-Louie at Optimum Choices, LLC. This newsletter is sent
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We introduced a new
Starter Pack last month
to encourage newcomers to keep taking BioSuperfood and giving
BioPreparation to their pets after the first bottle. Like any true
holistic product, the benefits increase exponentially as the body is
energized and brought back into balance. One literally wakes up the
body's natural ability to heal with this superfood. This is true holistic wellness
rather than treating symptoms with supplements. Well, so many current
customers took advantage of this "newcomer" sale, that we have decided
to make the Starter Packs a permanent item in our shopping cart.
Remember the old saying, "you get what you pay for."
Isolated supplements may be cheaper than whole food products but they
only address one or two symptoms and when you
discontinue supplements the symptoms (or disease) come back. One
shouldn't take whole food products until the symptoms are gone and then
stop, thinking one is healthy. Starter Pack—buy
three bottles of the same formula
BioSuperfood or
BioPreparation
and get a 33% discount off the third bottle. For
example, if one buys three bottles of BSF-F3 at $125/bottle, the third
bottle will earn a 33% discount or only cost $83.75. For three bottles
of BP-F3+ at $45/bottle, the third bottle will earn a 33% discount or only cost
$30.15.
You must mention "Starter
Pack" in your phone order, e-mail or select the Starter Pack
in our shopping cart to get the 33% discount.
What Pet Food Companies Don't Want you to Know
but
Things You Should Know April 8, 2008,
2-3:00 PM MST (these calls are recorded and you
can listen to the archives for 120 days)
This informative and
fun-packed hour on
HealthyLife.Net
will have interesting
guests, hot & happening pet news, animal stories
and more. There will even be live call-ins to
answer listener pet questions. Wendy Nan Rees
(www.wendynanrees.com),
formerly of Animal Planet is the TV celebrity on
Pettsburg, USA.
Russell will
answer such questions as:
Are commercial pet foods both safe and healthy?
Why are there "secrets" in the pet food
industry?
Aren't all pet foods complete and balanced
like the labels say?
Aren't all pet food ingredients high quality?
Can you give me some safety guidelines?
Talk With Your Animals
KKNW (1150 AM) Radio Show, Seattle
Host: Joy Turner
with Guest Russell Louie
Holistic Warning Signs
Not to Be Ignored April 9, 2008 at 12:00–1:00 PM (PST)
Russell will answer the following questions:
Should I be concerned about my
pet's fatty deposits (lipomas)?
Is a change in eating habits a
warning sign?
My pet's symptoms are just
bothersome but they won't go away. Should I be concerned?
April 23, 2008 — BAC ACADEMY,
Part IV of IV The Synergy of it All
This
free teleconference call will be lead by guest, Russell Louie, and will
focus on BAC (Bio-Algae Concentrates) for animals. Russell
has gained
valuable experience using BAC with dogs and cats over the last 6
years.
Russell will explain how using this
revolutionary whole food product can
yield some
very amazing holistic results, not by treating
the symptoms
but through synergy. Russell will
explain how important synergy is to waking up the body's natural ability to heal,
as it deals with:
Mast cell cancer tumors
Both hypothyroid
AND hyperthyroid conditions
ALL autoimmune diseases, including Immune
Mediated Hemolytic
Anemia (IMHA), Auto-Immune Hemolytic Anemia (AIHA) and
Symmetrical Lupoid Onychodystrophy (SLO)
Adrenal and thyroid gland imbalances
For details and telephone number, click
BAC Academy
Participate in the full series of BAC Academy Teleconferences: Wednesday April 9 - Part II - Cellular Nutrition, BAC, Characteristics and
Mechanisms of Actions
Wednesday April 16 - Part III - Usages, Guidelines and Benefits
Wednesday April 23 - Part IV -
BAC With Pets and Animals
What is HolistiChat? Is it contagious? Do you have a holistic remedy for it?
Actually,
HolistiChat is a new service we are offering for our dedicated
customers interested in true holistic wellness. Any time we are online
(usually 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM MST U.S.A., -07:00 GMT) you can ask us a
question by clicking on the
image on select pages of our website. If we are online, you will be
connected to us and get an immediate answer to your question.
This is not meant to be an
in-depth consultation session but a short
answer to a quick question. For example, you may ask a product,
ingredient, dosage or usage question. Remember, we are not doctors,
veterinarians or certified medical professionals. We can only share our
holistic experiences with you.
Do you want to increase your abundance and
success? Abundance oil blend enhances the frequency of the energy
field that surrounds us through stimulation of the somatides. Somatides
transmit frequency from the cells to the environment when stimulated
through fragrance and thoughts. This frequency creates the "law of
attraction," a harmonic magnetic energy field around oneself. When
focusing on issues of abundance and inhaling this oil, a memory link to
the RNA template is created where memory is blueprinted and permanently
transcribed.
Ingredients:
Myrrh (Commiphora myrrha) possessed
the frequency of wealth according to legends and is referenced
throughout the Old and New Testaments ("A bundle of myrrh is my
well-beloved unto me..." Song of Solomon 1:13). It was also part of a
formula the Lord gave to Moses (Exodus 30:22-27). It was used
traditionally in the royal palaces by the queens during pregnancy and
birthing.
Cinnamon Bark (Cinnamomum verum) is
the oil of wealth from the Orient and part of the formula the Lord gave
to Moses (Exodus 30:22-27). It was regarded by the emperors of China and
India to have great value; their wealth was measured by the amount of
oil they possessed. It was believed to attract wealth and abundance.
Frankincense (Boswellia carteri) was
valued more than gold during ancient times, and only those with great
wealth and abundance possessed it. It is considered a holy anointing oil
in the Middle East and has been used in religious ceremonies for
thousands of years. Frankincense contains sesquiterpenes which stimulate
and elevate the mind, overcoming stress and despair.
Patchouli (Pogostemon cablin) is
used by East Indians to fragrance their clothing and homes to
attract
abundance. Legends say that patchouli represented money and those who
possessed it
were considered wealthy.Orange (Citrus sinensis) brings
joy, peace, and happiness to those who possess it.
Clove (Syzygium aromaticum) is an
oil from the Orient associated with great abundance; those who possessed
it were considered wealthy.
Ginger (Zingiber officinale) was
highly prized in ancient times. It amplifies the law of attraction.
Spruce (Picea mariana) was
traditionally believed to possess the frequency of prosperity.
Application:
Dilute 1 part essential oil to 1 part vegetable oil.
Possible sun/skin sensitivity. Diffuse, directly inhale, or add
2-4 drops to bath water. Apply 1 to 2 drops over heart, on wrists, neck,
and temples. Put 2 drops on a wet cloth and put in clothes dryer. Put
4-8 drops on a cotton ball and locate on vents. Use ReleaseTM
first to release emotions that prevent us from receiving abundance.
Follow with Acceptance, EnvisionTM, Into the FutureTM,
Joy, Magnify Your PurposeTM, MotivationTM,
ValorTM, or Live with PassionTM.
In January 2007, I decided I was tired of
operating a no-profit company. I took out my partially opened bottle of
Abundance and started to put a dot of oil on every package I mailed out.
By January 2008, I tripled the amount of new monthly customers,
almost doubled the total number of monthly sales and more than doubled
our monthly income from January 2007. Our website traffic
increased from around 3,000 hits per day to 6,000 hits/day in January
2008. But that's not the most amazing statistic. From January 2007
through January 2008, I mailed out over 1,000 packages all using the
same partially opened (estimated at 2/3 full) bottle of Abundance. That
one bottle of Abundance kept lasting and lasting and lasting and
finally lived up to its name. Nov. 2007, Jan. 2008 and Feb. 2008 were
the first three profitable months in my company's 6 year history. Now I
need a second bottle of Abundance.
R. Louie
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
The
potency and value of supplements are usually measured by the amount of
active ingredients they contain. For instance, a 2000 mg tablet of
Vitamin C is thought to be better than a 350 mg tablet. Once, when I had
the flu, I took a 2000 mg, time-released tablet of Vitamin C with rutin
and bioflavonoids and a 350 mg tablet made from rose hips and acerola
cherries, to my chiropractor for testing. The chiropractor determined
both would be adequate for supporting my recovery but the 350 mg tablet
was slightly better. So, how could 350 mg be better than 2000 mg?
It's because the Vitamin C in the 2000 mg tablet was from ascorbic acid
with added rutin
and bioflavonoids,
an isolated supplemental source, while the Vitamin C from the 350 mg
tablet was from a whole food source. The whole food source naturally
contained all the rutin, bioflavonoids, zinc, selenium, Vitamin E,
minerals, enzymes, etc. Nature dictated are needed for
Vitamin C to work properly in our body. In order for the
isolated supplement to work, scientists had to include more milligrams
of ascorbic acid while Nature synergistically only needed about 1/6 the
dosage of Vitamin C but included all the other complementary ingredients
our body's need. That is one of the difference between supplements
and whole food products. The principle of synergy means 1 + 1 ≠ 2
but instead 1 + 1 = 3 or 4 or even 5. In other words, the sum is far greater than the individual parts.
This
is one of the many principles that makes the whole food products like
BioSuperfood (BSF)
and
BioPreparation (BP) stand apart from all supplements. One
doesn't need to take "supplemental" or large megadoses doses of
vitamins, minerals, Omega oils, phytonutrients, etc. for the body to
benefit, if one gets these ingredients synergistically from a whole food
product. One simply cannot compare the dosage in milligrams of BSF and
BP with a supplement as a measure of effectiveness. It's like comparing
apples to oranges.
Another benefit of
synergy is that supplements (and even herbs) generally only treat one
particular body system, gland or organ, while whole food products
nourish, energize and balance the entire body. When all the glands
and organs are nourished and balanced, ALL the body systems are
boot-strapped up into 100% functionality. By supporting synergy in the
three master glands in the brain (pineal, pituitary and hypothalamus),
the body's entire endocrine (glandular) and immune systems can now
function normally. After 6 years of seeing the results in people and
pets, I think this is the underlying "secret" in how one holistic
product can nutritionally help with diabetes, fibromyalgia, auto-immune
disease, chronic renal failure (in cats), arthritis, digestion,
blood
diseases, cancer,
fatty tumors (lipomas) and many other
health challenges. BSF
and BP do not treat symptoms but when the body is functioning at 100%,
the symptoms seem to take care of themselves.
This principle of synergy
also helped me understand how BSF and BP can nutritionally support any
degenerative disease (e.g.,
arthritis,
diabetes,
irritable bowel disease,
Chronic Renal Failure [CRF in cats],
Immune Mediated Hemolytic Anemia in
dogs, osteoporosis,
pancreatitis),
weight loss,
improved digestion,
stronger immune system and overall wellness. Dr. Kiriac (the inventor)
says, degenerative disease starts in the hypothalamus gland. Because the
hypothalamus is synergistically connected to the other two master glands (pineal and pituitary),
the entire body is
effected and symptoms now start to appear in secondary organs (e.g.,
heart, pancreas, kidneys, liver) and glands (e.g., adrenals, thyroid).
So, by taking an herb or supplement to just treat the heart, liver,
adrenals or thyroid, one is only treating the symptoms and not
addressing the original cause of the diseased condition.
To properly evaluate
supplements versus whole food products, one must look at the end results
rather than milligrams of dosage. Ask yourself the following questions:
Do the
symptoms come back when the product is discontinued? Do I have to
take more of the product as time goes on? Are other related (and even
unrelated) symptoms still popping up? If you answered, YES, to any of
these questions, chances are one is not addressing the
cause of the
imbalance or illness but only addressing the symptoms. Experience a
quantum leap in wellness by using whole food products instead of just supplementing the symptoms.
Why not buy fewer supplements, save
money and simplify your life all while becoming healthier. To learn more about this principle of
synergy, attend the free
teleconference call on April 23 advertised above.
303-271-1649 866-305-2306 (toll-free) Normal office hours are 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Mountain Time (U.S.). If you would
like a return call outside those hours, please specify what days and times are
best.
Nothing on this website has been evaluated by the FDA. This information
is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Please
see a qualified healthcare practitioner for any disease or illness.
The
potency and value of supplements are usually measured by the amount of
active ingredients they contain. For instance, a 2000 mg tablet of
Vitamin C is thought to be better than a 350 mg tablet. Once, when I had
the flu, I took a 2000 mg, time-released tablet of Vitamin C with rutin
and bioflavonoids and a 350 mg tablet made from rose hips and acerola
cherries, to my chiropractor for testing. The chiropractor determined
both would be adequate for supporting my recovery but the 350 mg tablet
was slightly better. So, how could 350 mg be better than 2000 mg?
It's because the Vitamin C in the 2000 mg tablet was from ascorbic acid
with added rutin
and bioflavonoids,
an isolated supplemental source, while the Vitamin C from the 350 mg
tablet was from a whole food source. The whole food source naturally
contained all the rutin, bioflavonoids, zinc, selenium, Vitamin E,
minerals, enzymes, etc. Nature dictated are needed for
This
is one of the many principles that makes the whole food products like
To properly evaluate
supplements versus whole food products, one must look at the end results
rather than milligrams of dosage. Ask yourself the following questions:
Do the
