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Hi. I'm Rick and I have found this topic a fascinating look into a new
(really very old) source of whole food nutrition. Marine Phytoplankton provides a rare, complete food that provides the human body virtually all the raw materials it needs in one single source to produce healthy new cells and neuro-chemicals for the brain such as dopamine and serotonin. Because it works at the deepest level of the cell, it seems to work for a wide variety of diseases and imbalances including chronic illnesses. Phytonutrients in Marine Phytoplankton may exhibit potentially promising effects in human physiology: General Nutrition - Contains ultra-potent lipids to enhance brain function Cardiovascular Health - Supports a healthy heart Cholesterol - Clinically tested to reduce cholesterol Blood Sugars - Stabilizes blood sugar levels Neurological Support - Mental alertness, ADHD, Parkinson's, and general dementia Joint Health - Relieves pain and inflammation Skin Care - Psoriasis & Dermatitis Vision - More effective than Lutein Liver Health - Supports a healthy liver Sleep - Supports good sleeping habits Energy - Increases energy We offer new ideas, research and products to people who view preventative nutrition as a key to health. Video and research: http://www.icandoitnow.com/plankton/NIF.html |
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Hi Rick,
What does plankton taste like? Take care, Phil. "Time wounds all heels." Diagnosed Type 2 December 2005 Metformin, 3 × 500 mg Gliclazide, 2 × 80 mg Simvastatin, 1 × 40 mg (and a whole bunch of other stuff for other problems!) http://uk.geocities.com/philadkinsp/diabetes.html http://www.aypee.me.uk/index.html |
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