May 23rd, 2009
amd s asked: taking to much supplements such as creatine, amino acid and other supplements supplies that you by @ GNC store, will not have affect towards your health? (my point is that is it same to take those supplements) I’ve been taking for 10 years so far, no problems with my health what so-ever.
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May 22nd, 2009
kazlith asked: I’ve dieted. I’ve exercised. I’ve lost inches. My arms and legs are toned and you can see the muscles in them but I still have some belly fat. I’ve heard the deeper visceral fat is the hardest to lose. Are there any alternative health techniques to help here? Maybe some herbs or supplements that help one tap into that belly fat and burn it off?
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Tags: Herbs, Visceral Fat
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May 20th, 2009
Drew asked: I am a 19 year old male with good health. I have heard many benefits of fish oil. Is it a good idea to take it as a supplement everyday? What are the side effects? Should I ask my doctor first?
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May 5th, 2009
marszayy asked: I plan on going vegetarian soon, but I’m only cutting out meat, not fish. And I need to know how this will affect my health. I already know the pros. What vitamins will I not be getting from cutting out meat? What supplements can I take to include these vitamins?
ok so I’m a pescetarian, happy?
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April 28th, 2009
Timmy T asked: Hi does anyone know of any good health plans for the elderly a supplement to medicare? Any one know of highmark bluecross, and AARP ? Thanks!
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April 19th, 2009

JuanCarlosNoMore asked: issue to encourage un-needed surgeries and therapy?
I have a Neuro Cargiologist that “apparently ” has adjusted my pacemaker to start shocking me in order to scare me into and expensive operation called Ablation.
I have pretty good evidence this is going on and I am working to trap this guy at his game. I had been doing fine up until I saw him and told him so. I felt I was getting better. He told me he doubted it and acted insulted that I wanted to take less drugs and use food supplements to support my therapies. He adjusted my pacemaker at that time but led me to believe he had not. I found this out by speaking with his nurse. Since that visit, 7 days later I started having these horrific shocks from the pacemaker. These “therapy” shocks are very painful. I think this guy is trying to scare me into another operation and into insecurity in order to line his own pocket. If I can prove intentional abuse of this pacemaker system by this doctor how can I put this jerk out of business?
I am getting other opinion and also getting the pacemaker reset to the old setting wherein I had never been shocked and was showing signs of improved health. I think I have good documentation in writing of all this. This guy needs to be called on the carpet for this once the info is all assembled, if indeed my accusation is correct. Who do I bring this to the attention of to get the best effect against this doctor. I don’t imagine I could sue but he should be stopped or at least scared.
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March 19th, 2009
•ºJen•º asked: Since January, I’ve had about 3 colds, 2 flus, and a kidney infection.
Althought I’ve never been especially healthy per se, this isn’t normal for me. I’m 23 and I have no health problems that have been diagnosed yet.
I will admit that I’ve been facing a lot of changes and stress in my life this year, but I don’t imagine that it would account for all of these heath episodes.
Any suggestions on supplements to take or lifestyle changes that I can implement to strengthen my immunity?
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March 15th, 2009
chefjeff asked: I am currently trying Hot Plants which contains:
Each 2 Caps Contains: MacaPure™ brand Maca (Lepidium meyenii) Root Extract 400 mg (standardized to contain 0.6% macaenes and macamides), Yohimbe (Pausinystalia yohimbe) Bark Extract 200 mg (standardized to contain 4% yohimbines), Rhodiola (Rhodiola rosea) Root Extract 150 mg (standardized to contain 3% rosavins and 1% salidroside), Horny Goat Weed (Epimedium sagittatum) Aerial Part Extract 100 mg (standardized to contain 10% flavonoids (calculated as icariin)), Panax Ginseng Root Extract 100 mg (standardized to contain a minimum of 7% ginsenosides), LJ100 Tongkat Ali™ brand Tongkat Ali (Eurycoma longifolia) Root Extract 100:1 50 mg.
Anyone else have any recommendations?
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March 10th, 2009
Ren asked: i’m backpacking across Europe this summer and i’m looking to purchase vitamins that will improve and protect my skin and hair, as well as boost my immunity while traveling. i used to use Olay vitamins plus separate supplements, like Biotin, but i am looking for something more with a larger range of health benefits. i also ideally would like them in little plastic packages for my travel convenience.
please help! i’m open to all suggestions.
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March 3rd, 2009
mandy_42003 asked: I recently found out I am expecting! Which is shocking. But, this weekend I made a trip to the health food store and the lady gave me some Omega 3 and 9 which also has Evening Primrose Oil in it. I have heard it is fine, then on another sight I heard it is bad. Did anyone else take supplements and things to ensure a healthy baby.
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