Welcome to the monthly e-newsletter from Russell Louie
and Margaret Auld-Louie at Optimum Choices. This newsletter is sent to the
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With
New Year's resolutions abounding, we want to help you keep yours, for
you and your pet. To help you stay on the holistic path, with
every three bottle Starter
Pack or Three Pack
purchased, you are eligible for 25% off any one fourth-bottle of your
choice (any BP or BSF product, any size). This is a great way to get
another bottle for your pet or buy an introductory bottle for a relative
or friend. Keep the fourth bottle for yourself, to help you through these
uncertain economic times.
For a limited time, type in "THREE25%" in our
shopping cart (in the Special Instructions box on
the second page) or mention it in your phone order or
e-mail. Please also type in which product and formula you would like the
25% discount on (for example, BSF-f2 60-capsules or BSF-f3 180-capsules
or BP-F3+). Your
discount will not show up in the shopping cart total (or receipt) but will be taken
before your credit card is charged. This sale is only offered to
our customers who read our monthly e-newsletter and not available to
the general public. Sale good through February 28, 2009. Sale may be discontinued at any time without further
notice. This is our way of saying thank you to our clients for their loyalty
and please don't neglect your health in these
"interesting times".
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 by 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.
Our abundance continues: Our December 2008
revenues were 175% greater than December 2007. We experienced 150%
growth in 2008 over 2007, in spite of the "official" recession beginning
in December 2007.
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.
When scientists seek to determine the exact
dosage of a nutrient needed, they do so in controlled
studies. For
example, if they wanted to determine the Minimum Daily Requirement (MDR)
or Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) of Vitamin C, they would subject
participants to varying doses of a Vitamin C supplement, while keeping
all other variables (e.g., other vitamins, food, medicine) constant.
They would use isolated Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) and most often from a synthetic source
(cheaper and purer). When their analysis comes back that 75-90 mg. are needed, everyone jumps on the bandwagon and looks
for Vitamin C supplements that contain a minimum of 75 mg. Of course, if a
supplement contains more (i.e., 90+ mg), then it must be better and
those that do not contain at least 75 mg. are inferior. Is this
logic and comparison valid? From our holistic viewpoint, we say NO. The results of the above study would only be valid if one
were to get their Vitamin C source through the exact isolated Vitamin C
supplement (most likely synthetic) used in the study. Here's why the above
dosage recommendations are an unintended deception.
Recent studies show the body absorbs and
utilizes only 20-25% of isolated vitamins and supplements it ingests.
When the source is not an isolated vitamin or supplement but a whole food product, this absorption and
utilization rate increases to 90-95%. The reason is, Nature did not
intend for us to eat isolated vitamins or supplements but whole foods.
Modern research shows Vitamin C needs rutin, bioflavanoids, Vitamin
E, selenium and zinc to work properly. But what other complementary vitamins, minerals, amino acids
and enzymes are needed to make Vitamin C work that scientists have not
yet discovered? So, when one takes an isolated Vitamin C tablet (pure
ascorbic acid) to boost their immune system when one has a cold, the
body has to search out and even rob the rest of the dietary food and
body for these complementary nutrients to make the supplemental
ascorbic acid work properly. This is why one has to take a high
therapeutic dosage (e.g., 2,000-5,000 mg) of Vitamin C to get results.
So, when the minimum needed is 75-90 mg and one takes a supplement with
a therapeutic dosage of
2,000 mg of Vitamin C, one gets a false sense of security that all the
Vitamin C is being absorbed and utilized and all is well in the body.
When
a healthcare practitioner tells you your body needs a therapeutic dosage
of 800 IU of Vitamin E or 2,000 mg of vitamin C, they are talking about
the dosage from an isolated supplement NOT a whole food product (like
BioSuperfood or
BioPreparation).
One cannot compare the dosage requirements determined in a laboratory
for an isolated supplement to consuming whole food nutrients in
the real world. This is like comparing apples to oranges and asking
which is better. BioSuperfood/ BioPreparation are NOT supplements, therefore one's previous
experience and results with supplements cannot be used in comparing BSF/BP. A
paradigm shift must occur in order to be able to appreciate a revolutionary
product, like BioSuperfood. Drugs and almost all supplements, consist of
extracts and high concentrations of just active ingredients. The advantages are
quick results and temporary elimination of symptoms. The disadvantages are potential
side
effects, a
dependency on the product and
never taking care of the original cause
of the symptom or disease. Go to our whole
foods and Vitamin C web pages for more
details on this new concept.
I proved this to myself by taking a
time-released, megadose 2,000
mg Vitamin C tablet and a whole food Vitamin C product made from rose hips and acerola cherries (Vitamin C=250 mg) to my
chiropractor when I had a cold or
flu. Through nutritional testing the chiropractor determined the 2,000 mg
supplement would help me recover from the cold or flu but the 250 mg whole
food tablet would do just as well or better. So, a Vitamin C supplement of
2,000 mg is not necessarily better than a whole food product containing 250
mg of Vitamin C. The same holistic logic can be applied to the supplemental
dosage requirements for Vitamin B complex, Vitamin E, Vitamin D, Omega oils, calcium,
iron, etc.
These prestigious medical sources actually
agree with our holistic philosophy on using whole foods (and whole
food products) rather than supplements.
To reduce cancer risk, the best advice
presently is to consume antioxidants through food sources,
rather than supplements. (“Common Questions About Diet and
Cancer,” American Cancer Society)
“…there are insufficient data to
justify an alteration in public health policy from one that
emphasizes food and diet to one that emphasizes nutrient supplements.
(“Essential Nutrients: Food or Supplements?” Journal of the American
Medical Association, 2005;294:351-358)
So, instead of comparing dosages in
milligrams of supplements versus whole food products, like
BioPreparation and BioSuperfood, one needs to compare benefits to determine which is better.
Ask yourself the following questions:
Did my symptoms go away and stay away
after I discontinued the (isolated supplement or whole food product)
pill?
Are there any potential side effects?
Can I decrease the dosage after my body totally heals?
Is the original cause of the
symptom/disease gone or did I just suppress the symptoms and just
have it migrate to a different part of my body?
STOP supplementing the symptoms and
holistically boost up ALL the body's systems, balance ALL the glands and
organs and experience true holistic health, not just the absence of
disease. Wake up the body's natural ability to heal and watch the
symptoms disappear. Make a quantum leap in holistic health and experience a new paradigm in wellness!
BioPreparation and BioSuperfood are not
supplements (technically it is a
whole food product) but
are truly
a holistic revolution.
BioPreparation/BioSuperfood are Nature's vitamin chest in a capsule (literally
containing over 5,000
individual nutrients). Save money, buy fewer supplements and simplify
your life. No doctor or vet exam is needed, no expensive diagnostic
(lab) tests are done and no health insurance required.
BioPreparation has even saved the lives of pets when a vet could not
determine why the pet was dying or make an "official" diagnosis.
One must practice true holistic health every
day and not just take whole food products (or supplements) when one has
symptoms. STOP supplementing the symptoms and
holistically boost up ALL the body's systems, balance ALL the glands and
organs and experience true holistic health, not just the absence of
disease. Wake up the body's natural ability to heal and watch the
symptoms disappear. Make a quantum leap in holistic health and experience a new paradigm in wellness!
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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.
studies. For
example, if they wanted to determine the Minimum Daily Requirement (MDR)
or Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) of Vitamin C, they would subject
participants to varying doses of a Vitamin C supplement, while keeping
all other variables (e.g., other vitamins, food, medicine) constant.
They would use isolated Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) and most often from a synthetic source
(cheaper and purer). When their analysis comes back that 75-90 mg. are needed, everyone jumps on the bandwagon and looks
for Vitamin C supplements that contain a minimum of 75 mg. Of course, if a
supplement contains more (i.e., 90+ mg), then it must be better and
those that do not contain at least 75 mg. are inferior. Is this
logic and comparison valid? From our holistic viewpoint, we say NO. The results of the above study would only be valid if one
were to get their Vitamin C source through the exact isolated Vitamin C
supplement (most likely synthetic) used in the study. Here's why the above
dosage recommendations are an unintended deception.
When
a healthcare practitioner tells you your body needs a therapeutic dosage
of 800 IU of Vitamin E or 2,000 mg of vitamin C, they are talking about
the dosage from an isolated supplement NOT a whole food product (like
chiropractor when I had a cold or
flu. Through nutritional testing the chiropractor determined the 2,000 mg
supplement would help me recover from the cold or flu but the 250 mg whole
food tablet would do just as well or better. So, a Vitamin C supplement of
2,000 mg is not necessarily better than a whole food product containing 250
mg of Vitamin C. The same holistic logic can be applied to the supplemental
dosage requirements for Vitamin B complex, Vitamin E, Vitamin D, Omega oils, calcium,
iron, etc.
