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Freedom
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Welcome to the monthly Freedom From Illness
wholistic tips
e-newsletter from Russell Louie and Margaret Auld-Louie at Optimum Choices. These
short tips are sent to the friends of Russell & Margaret, customers of Optimum
Choices, as well as people who signed up for a drawing at our booth at a fair or
event. If you wish to unsubscribe, see the bottom of this e-mail for
instructions. To receive this newsletter in your e-mail, click here:
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Current News
Beneful® Dog Food LawsuitA recent lawsuit against Nestle Purina®
PetCare Company claims Beneful®
dog
To read more on our "wholistic" philosophy on pet food, go to the following links: Pet Food
Recall
What Pet Food Companies Don't Want You to Know
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********************************************************************************* It Is Too Expensive:Chronic Fatigue Syndrome-CFS"Thank you for giving me my life back! "
For the average person (weight 120-180 lbs)
with minor symptoms, our
suggested guidelines
are to work up to 5-6 capsules/day of
BioSuperfood. If one
has the following conditions, we suggest increasing up to an advanced
amount:
When we tell people the advanced amount could be as much as 1.5-2.0 times the maintenance amount or 10-12 capsule/day (depending on their individual circumstances), they balk at the cost. They say, "That is too expensive." or "I cannot afford that." It all depends on how much pain one has or one's "wholistic" perspective. Here is what one thankful client said.
Here is a summary of Sister C's progress from her debilitating CFS symptoms.
This is a typical scenario with our clients
who have severe and/or chronic conditions. Reaching a plateau after
receiving good initial benefits is actually common with debilitating
conditions. The fact that one sees progress after starting a new
superfood product tells us the super nutrition was needed and well used
by the body. When symptoms return after a short while, we call this the
“Christmas Morning Syndrome.” On Christmas morning a
When one encounters this nutritional ‘high’ or “Christmas Morning Syndrome” we suggest continuing to supply the super nutrition at a level that shows progress and long enough to achieve permanent balance, not just the absence of symptoms, to ideally approach Freedom From Illness. When “wholistic” balance is reached one can decrease the high beginning amount down to a maintenance level and still maintain an absence of symptoms while continuing to rebuild the body in the background. Getting back to Sister C., she had already spent many thousands of dollars over 7 years and had to leave her vocation twice. No doctor could give a resolution to her debilitating Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS). She found she had to increase her initial BioSuperfood-f3 amount to 12 capsules/day in order to get relief from her symptoms AND continue to rebuild and regenerate her body “wholistically.” 12 capsules/day cost about $8.50 per day, which some say is exorbitant. After about 8-9 months she was able to:
It cost her a little over $2,000 in
BioSupfood-f3 over 8 months ($250/month average) to go from being
bedridden with debilitating symptoms unable to work,
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food
is toxic to dogs. The lawsuit claims the ingredient propylene glycol and
possible aflatoxins (a mycotoxin) may be harming dogs. While we cannot
comment on the merits of this lawsuit, we can offer the best suggestion to
prevent such dangers to your pet — STOP feeding dry kibble dog food.
In our "wholistic" opinion, dry kibble dog food is the least nutritious form
of food to feed a carnivore. Furthermore, a majority of all pet food recalls
is with dry food. Canned food, freeze-dried food and raw food have a much
lower percentage of recalls.
For
a very revealing report on pet food, click the link:
(BioSuperfood-f3)
has done. After spending a ton of money on supplements with only
partial results, I take nothing else now but BioSuperfood-f3, not
even my 
80% recovered from CFS and went back into the convent.
child
is all bright-eyed and energetic with their new toys but a week later
these toys are “old” and sitting on the shelf. The body reacts much in
the same way. In the beginning, the body is enamored with all this new
super nutrition after being deficient for so long, thus exhibits more
energy, liveliness and good progress with symptoms. We call this a “nutritional
high.” But after a short while the body realizes it cannot use
all of this super nutrition for just improving daily function and it
must dedicate some of the super nutrition to becoming totally balanced
in order to overcome all its chronic deficiencies that have accumulated
for years. The body now uses (or diverts) some of this super nutrition
for regeneration of old cells and rebuilding the deficient glands/organs
and less for improved daily function (thus the decrease in energy and
return of symptoms). To appreciate this “wholistic” process, one must
cultivate patience to give the body at least the same amount of time to
regenerate and rebuild itself as it took to become imbalanced and
deficient. In other words, if you have had a chronic condition for 5+
years, do not expect the body to become symptom-free and balanced in
less than six months. For more details on this “wholistic” rebuilding
concept, see our October, 2012, e-newsletter article,
Reduce
her daily intake of BioSuperfood-f3 to a maintenance level of 8
capsules/day (about $5.75 per day).
to
approximately 80% recovered and able to return to her vocation
(convent). Does she consider this cost too expensive? Sister C. said: “Thank
you so much and thank God!!! May God Bless you abundantly.” How
much is it worth to you to get your life back and be able to resume your
vocation? How much is it worth to be pain free and enjoy life again? If
you could eliminate all your medications and isolated supplements that
just treat the symptoms, how much money would you save? Some say these
benefits are priceless at any cost or well worth the investment in one’s
overall wellness. The choice all depends on your “wholistic”
perspective.
