Comments on: Results that can not be true, but must be believed. http://www.healthdiabetes.info/results-that-can-not-be-true-but-must-be-believed Mon, 06 Sep 2010 20:58:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: admin http://www.healthdiabetes.info/results-that-can-not-be-true-but-must-be-believed/comment-page-1#comment-5353 admin Sun, 07 Mar 2010 15:12:34 +0000 http://www.healthdiabetes.info/results-that-can-not-be-true-but-must-be-believed#comment-5353 <p>bbr...@gil.ipswichcity.qld.gov.au wrote: <br /> >I have been introduced to a product called "Pycnogenol". ... <br /> >Pycnogenol is a food additive product. It is a free radical scavenger. It is <br /> >more powerful than Vitamin C and Vitamin E. This product has been used in <br /> >Europe for many many years and has found to have no adverse side effects. <br /> <br />Good summary! <br /> </p><p>>One gentleman that is using this product for his diabetic condition ate a <br /> >whole block of chocolate to prove to himself and others that this product <br /> >really works. <br /> <br />Don't be silly! <br /> </p><p>- <br /> </p><p>This product is commonly available in health food stores <br /> and has purported benefits such as reversing capillary damage <br /> (retinopathy, foot problems, ...). <br /> </p><p>I have been taking it for a few months now and have found no <br /> significant changes.  Like most herbal remedies, the benefits <br /> are quite subtle.  None the less, from the research I have done, <br /> I have decided to continue to take this product. <br /> </p><p>Look in your health food store.  I pay about $Cdn23 for 60 5mg <br /> capsules.  It is a pine bark extract and I wonder if a tea <br /> made from pine bark would do?  It is a specific pine;  Indians <br /> have used pine bark as a medicine.  There are some differences <br /> in the preparation.  Some also combine the product with other <br /> products. <br /> </p><p>As always, eat healthy (veggie, veggie, veggie), exercise, keep <br /> tight control, and, what the heck, eat some "food supplements". <br /> </p><p>Cheers, from frigid Calgary (-30!) <br /> </p><p>Ben Chernys <br /> </p> bbr…@gil.ipswichcity.qld.gov.au wrote:
>I have been introduced to a product called "Pycnogenol". …
>Pycnogenol is a food additive product. It is a free radical scavenger. It is
>more powerful than Vitamin C and Vitamin E. This product has been used in
>Europe for many many years and has found to have no adverse side effects.

Good summary!

>One gentleman that is using this product for his diabetic condition ate a
>whole block of chocolate to prove to himself and others that this product
>really works.

Don’t be silly!

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This product is commonly available in health food stores
and has purported benefits such as reversing capillary damage
(retinopathy, foot problems, …).

I have been taking it for a few months now and have found no
significant changes.  Like most herbal remedies, the benefits
are quite subtle.  None the less, from the research I have done,
I have decided to continue to take this product.

Look in your health food store.  I pay about $Cdn23 for 60 5mg
capsules.  It is a pine bark extract and I wonder if a tea
made from pine bark would do?  It is a specific pine;  Indians
have used pine bark as a medicine.  There are some differences
in the preparation.  Some also combine the product with other
products.

As always, eat healthy (veggie, veggie, veggie), exercise, keep
tight control, and, what the heck, eat some "food supplements".

Cheers, from frigid Calgary (-30!)

Ben Chernys

]]> By: admin http://www.healthdiabetes.info/results-that-can-not-be-true-but-must-be-believed/comment-page-1#comment-5354 admin Sun, 07 Mar 2010 15:12:34 +0000 http://www.healthdiabetes.info/results-that-can-not-be-true-but-must-be-believed#comment-5354 In article <4aj5rr$...@news.nucleus.com>, Ben Chernys <cher...@nucleus.com> says: <br /> <p></p><p>>bbr...@gil.ipswichcity.qld.gov.au wrote: <br /> >>I have been introduced to a product called "Pycnogenol". ... <br /> >capsules.  It is a pine bark extract and I wonder if a tea <br /> >made from pine bark would do?  It is a specific pine;  Indians <br /> >have used pine bark as a medicine.  There are some differences <br /> >in the preparation. <br /> <br />It probably would have a few of the OPC's left intact, but heat tends to <br /> destroy OPC activity. The richest food source for OPC's is RED wine. The <br /> best, and only supplement containing OPC-85 developed and endorser by <br /> Masquelier as an anti oxident is the Life Plus Proanthanols products in <br /> 50mg and 100mg tablets. <br /> </p><p>--------------------------------------------------------> <br /> Powerful Life Changing Products... <br /> Anti-Oxidents / Enzymes / Beauty / Herbs / Weight Loss <br /> The BEST formulations on Earth! <br /> http://www.valleynet.net/~telecard <br /> P...@Unicomp.Net <br /> -----------------------------------------------------------------> <br /> </p> In article <4aj5rr$…@news.nucleus.com>, Ben Chernys <cher…@nucleus.com> says:

>bbr…@gil.ipswichcity.qld.gov.au wrote:
>>I have been introduced to a product called "Pycnogenol". …
>capsules.  It is a pine bark extract and I wonder if a tea
>made from pine bark would do?  It is a specific pine;  Indians
>have used pine bark as a medicine.  There are some differences
>in the preparation.

It probably would have a few of the OPC’s left intact, but heat tends to
destroy OPC activity. The richest food source for OPC’s is RED wine. The
best, and only supplement containing OPC-85 developed and endorser by
Masquelier as an anti oxident is the Life Plus Proanthanols products in
50mg and 100mg tablets.

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