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Aug 29, 2004 7:52 pm re: re: re: re: antioxidant supplements not useful
Mike O'Grady
Clay:

I think you're right. Someone stated that there were 800,000 studies on Life pak....I don't think so scooter! Think of the logistic involved. One company I deal with (nerve testing technology) has around 300 peer review journal studies on their technology & they have been at it 20 YEARS!!! How can any one do 800,000 studies? Also, I would like to see the actual science behind the scanner. I am dealing with a company that hs developed a wrist scanner that will measure blood sugar, blood oxygen, cholesterol and all the "regular" vitals such as blood preasure, pulse rate, etc. & we aren't out of FDA approvals yet. This is NASA technology! Point is...I want to see hard science. Can anyone provide this?

Mike

> Gordon Smith wrote:
> Hi
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>Clays letter has room for debate.
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>Interesting to make claims about restoring peoples vision. Which people. !! Where is the clinical proof !!
>If true thats brilliant!!
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>One company I know has 33% increase in anti oxidant levels. Backed up by research by a company with over 200 independent trials wordlwide. Not just the USA.
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>Lifepak being the only product with clinical proof. What nonsense. Dont know much about Pharmanex to comment. Are they attached to a pharmaceutical company.
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>So many are single minded on there own business and product. Making claims of any kind is a dangerous path to go down. Especially of cure by a natural product.
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>Interesting Days
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>Regards
>
>Gordon
>
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>So the argument is not over whether or not they are important but which products actually do anything. Thre University of Nebraska Volleyball program just started a study using the Pharmanex Bio-Photonic Scanner and LifePak. Half of the team started on LifePak and the other half took Centrum. After a month the team was rescanned and none of the Centrum users had any increase in antioxidant score while the LifePak group averaged a 30% increase in a month. Point being if researhcers would use quality products in res earch, LIfePak being the only product with any clinical proof
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>;I have it.... LifePak and the scanner do just that,
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> I've helped people restore vision in a matter of a few months.
>
>>>Clayton Thomas
>>>206-419-8225
>

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