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Joseph on October 6, 2025, 11:46 am
I've seen this before. Sounds like she was supplementing before, during and after her trial of low a. Working with the nutridouche. And now she sells supplements. Personally there's nothing there for me - it would be a goldmine had she kept the comments open..
Quote from her site from the article "Should my Child take a Multivitamin?":
Vitamin A is an essential nutrient. [...] Cod liver oil, butter, and liver are all great options for high quality Vitamin A.
I've seen this before. Sounds like she was supplementing before, during and after her trial of low a. Working with the nutridouche. And now she sells supplements. Personally there's nothing there for me - it would be a goldmine had she kept the comments open..
Quote from her site from the article "Should my Child take a Multivitamin?":
Vitamin A is an essential nutrient. [...] Cod liver oil, butter, and liver are all great options for high quality Vitamin A.
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Joe2 on October 6, 2025, 12:04 pm
Interesting. I sent her a long email with links and questions. Will be curious to see her response. Had not gotten that far into her site to see the supplement selling.
Ironic considering most low vA advocates were previous high vA intake folk. Doubt I would ever have considered low vA had I not wrecked myself so badly with so much vA intake. (I liked liver. Alot.)
The irony is seeing reactive movement toward higher vA intake after low vA. Was not surprised to see people like Andrew Baird advocating eggs and a "moderate vA instake" to temper symptoms. Completely understand the drive to relieve symptoms. The issue I took with the egg-sellers was their characterization of their intake as moderate. 5 eggs a day with liver intake weekly seems like a tad more than moderate intake. Maybe an f----ton more than a moderate intake?
Reading what she and her children went through, easy to guess they suffered through a lot of other deficiencies while trying to reduce vA. Deficiencies that were already manifest by a liver struggling to package and excrete vA and then deficiencies that were aggravated by reducing needed foods in name of going low vA. Like calcium rich foods? Protein rich foods? Zinc rich foods?
Interesting. I sent her a long email with links and questions. Will be curious to see her response. Had not gotten that far into her site to see the supplement selling.
Ironic considering most low vA advocates were previous high vA intake folk. Doubt I would ever have considered low vA had I not wrecked myself so badly with so much vA intake. (I liked liver. Alot.)
The irony is seeing reactive movement toward higher vA intake after low vA. Was not surprised to see people like Andrew Baird advocating eggs and a "moderate vA instake" to temper symptoms. Completely understand the drive to relieve symptoms. The issue I took with the egg-sellers was their characterization of their intake as moderate. 5 eggs a day with liver intake weekly seems like a tad more than moderate intake. Maybe an f----ton more than a moderate intake?
Reading what she and her children went through, easy to guess they suffered through a lot of other deficiencies while trying to reduce vA. Deficiencies that were already manifest by a liver struggling to package and excrete vA and then deficiencies that were aggravated by reducing needed foods in name of going low vA. Like calcium rich foods? Protein rich foods? Zinc rich foods?
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Joe2 on October 6, 2025, 12:25 pm
Ah. Did not take long. 2 sentence reply. A big NOPE. Guess you were right @joseph-6
Ah. Did not take long. 2 sentence reply. A big NOPE. Guess you were right @joseph-6
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Joseph on October 6, 2025, 12:31 pm
I just have no tolerance for nutridouches. They are predators and oftentimes basketcases themselves. For example, she is a big believer in hair tissue mineral analysis. You can go cheap and get the one time test for $400, or you can go supreme for only $1125 and get discounted supplements, retests, and 30 minute consults. But why stop at supreme - you can add-on "nutrigenomic" tests and "quantum muscle" tests and (my favorite) "stool" tests which are only $575. I'm reminded of the pharma guy I met whose life dream was to have people send him their poop for $500/loaf. And as an aside, if these are her children in these pictures, it only makes it worse:
(I removed that picture after seeing your comment, Joe2. Two wrongs don't make a right and all that.)
I just have no tolerance for nutridouches. They are predators and oftentimes basketcases themselves. For example, she is a big believer in hair tissue mineral analysis. You can go cheap and get the one time test for $400, or you can go supreme for only $1125 and get discounted supplements, retests, and 30 minute consults. But why stop at supreme - you can add-on "nutrigenomic" tests and "quantum muscle" tests and (my favorite) "stool" tests which are only $575. I'm reminded of the pharma guy I met whose life dream was to have people send him their poop for $500/loaf. And as an aside, if these are her children in these pictures, it only makes it worse:
(I removed that picture after seeing your comment, Joe2. Two wrongs don't make a right and all that.)
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Joe2 on October 6, 2025, 12:47 pm
Yeh wow. I bet your friend is her supplier. Wait that would mean she is only adding $75 onto his $500 fee. Sounds like she would be more likely to double it.
Wow. That was snarky. I was hoping that her childrens' pictures were only in her bio page. I am not ok with putting family pictures out in my program. Too much dark usage of our personal pictures by dark folks on the web to risk that, let alone post them as a big marketing aspect of the program.
Yeh wow. I bet your friend is her supplier. Wait that would mean she is only adding $75 onto his $500 fee. Sounds like she would be more likely to double it.
Wow. That was snarky. I was hoping that her childrens' pictures were only in her bio page. I am not ok with putting family pictures out in my program. Too much dark usage of our personal pictures by dark folks on the web to risk that, let alone post them as a big marketing aspect of the program.
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