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Rubia Warren
February 24th 2004, 10:31 PM
You got fatigue problems? Feel kinda "blah" all the time? Are you not very healthy? You wanna get healthier? Do you want to feel better and have more energy without using caffeine and stuff like that? You may want to try this!
My grammy has been worried about my health problems, and she is always pushing pills my way (she is the guru of vitamins and natural stuff) and she recently gave me these pills called "chlorella"..... and I feel like a new person. I don't wanna gross you out or anything with the details of my health problems.... so I will just say, that IMMEDIATELY..... like maybe 2 hours after I took them the first time, I found myself with energy and a good feeling physically all over my body..... I just feel like smiling and laughing! I am not kidding! I have all kinds of energy, but it isn't the feeling brought on by things like caffeine, I JUST FEEL REALLY GOOD, I don't feel wired or hyper. I am amazed at this stuff! She told me she was giving it to me to clean the toxins out of my body and get me to be healthier, but dangEEEE do I feel good! I feel like I have a new body, and I am not exagerrating.
The brand that she gave me, she says is the best, it's from a company called "Sun chlorella".... but it's a bit pricey, but better made than the other brands. This is the info I got from their website:
Today's major health problems are the result of disorders within our cells. Healthy cell metabolism and renewal are dependent on proper nutritional balance and nucleic acids. No vitamins or mineral can replace the value of whole foods.

Chlorella is a nutrient-dense superfood that provides more than 20 different vitamins and minerals, an abundance of naturally occurring Beta Carotene (Provitamin A), B12 as well as 18 Amino Acids, including all of the essential amino and fatty acids. It is particularly rich in lysine, which is often lacking in our high wheat American diet.

Chlorella, one of the highest natural sources of chlorophyll, contains 20 times the chlorophyll of alfalfa, nearly 10 times that of spirulina, 8 times that of wheat grass and 10 times that of barley grass.

What's more, each of Chlorella's cells are a self sufficient organism with all of the plant's life function taking place inside the cell that results in an unusually high concentration of nutrients in the Chlorella plant (chlorella is 50-60 percent protein compared to rice; 7 percent and soybeans; 39 percent).

Additionally chlorella contains a variety of minerals like iron and iodine as well as zinc.

As a nutritionally balanced whole food, chlorella is the perfect complement to any supplement. Without the proper nutritional balance our bodies may waste up to 95 percent of the high potency vitamins and minerals we take.


I am not advertising or anything, but if you feel like crap all the time, you should consider trying something like this!

elysian
February 24th 2004, 11:37 PM
Sounds like it's worth a try. I'm still spewing black crap out of my nose from having to extinguish my kid's box springs... but I'm thankful the only thing damaged was the bed and perhaps my sinuses.

Two Hours? I need some of this stuff.

Rubia Warren
February 24th 2004, 11:45 PM
Girl, I am not even playin'. I've got colon/digestion problems, ie I only go once every 2 weeks, if you get my drift..... and that leaves me feelin not so great all over. I have horrible fatigue, I feel like crap (no pun intended), I am grouchy, I feel like I am sick but don't know what it is, I get depression, my skin is doing weird things from it, it is affecting my whole body, it is terrible and it has gone on for years like this. Not much makes me feel good, but these chlorella pills I am amzed by. My body feeels sooo good. I don't remember feeling this good physically since I was a kid. Check it out, seriously.

anthrogirl
February 25th 2004, 12:03 AM
CHLORELLA ROCKS!!! You are doing yourself a wonderful favor by taking it! Also, don't forget: humans need a minimum of 30g of fiber per day (a medium-sized apple provides about 3.5g).

happy metabolizing (and successful "eliminating")!
anthrogirl

Rubia Warren
February 25th 2004, 01:54 AM
Alright! COOL! Someone who has tried chlorella! (btw, welcome to Tweb, anthrogirl). :hi:

anthrogirl
February 25th 2004, 01:57 AM
Alright! COOL! Someone who has tried chlorella! (btw, welcome to Tweb, anthrogirl). :hi:
hey Ru-Tang

Have you ever tried acupuncture?

anthrogirl

Rubia Warren
February 25th 2004, 02:14 AM
Nope.... but I have always wanted to. Unfortunately in my area, there is only one person who does it and it is pretty expensive... at least, last I heard.
Isn't that so weird? If you want healthy things or anything that is good or natural, it costs an arm and a leg.
I have seen doctors since I was 21 years old, telling them my problems, which go way back to when I was a young girl..... and I get sent home with the advice to eat more fiber. I am now 29, and finally found a doctor who has taken me seriously and I am going through all kinds of tests to find out what exactly is going on.
I am a huge fan of ground up golden flaxseed, but unfortunately, when I eat fiber, I get stopped up worse, and it is agonizing pain all over my abdomen. So, I am steering clear until I find out what is wrong.
Actually, my grandma gave me the chlorella, because I had a CT scan on my abdomen last week which showed I have an enlarged spleen... so this week I am having a liver scan done and some other things to make sure it is nothing serious. I don't think I have anything wrong with my liver.... but she gave me the chlorella because it is unhealthy to not get rid of things on a timely basis, if ya know what I mean... and she said it would help my body to get rid of the toxic stuff it has probably absorbed by all of it sitting in there. It hasn't helped me "go" or anything..... but, man, has it made my whole body feel ALIVE.

anthrogirl
February 25th 2004, 04:18 AM
Nope.... but I have always wanted to. Unfortunately in my area, there is only one person who does it and it is pretty expensive... at least, last I heard.
Isn't that so weird? If you want healthy things or anything that is good or natural, it costs an arm and a leg.
I have seen doctors since I was 21 years old, telling them my problems, which go way back to when I was a young girl..... and I get sent home with the advice to eat more fiber. I am now 29, and finally found a doctor who has taken me seriously and I am going through all kinds of tests to find out what exactly is going on.
I am a huge fan of ground up golden flaxseed, but unfortunately, when I eat fiber, I get stopped up worse, and it is agonizing pain all over my abdomen. So, I am steering clear until I find out what is wrong.
Actually, my grandma gave me the chlorella, because I had a CT scan on my abdomen last week which showed I have an enlarged spleen... so this week I am having a liver scan done and some other things to make sure it is nothing serious. I don't think I have anything wrong with my liver.... but she gave me the chlorella because it is unhealthy to not get rid of things on a timely basis, if ya know what I mean... and she said it would help my body to get rid of the toxic stuff it has probably absorbed by all of it sitting in there. It hasn't helped me "go" or anything..... but, man, has it made my whole body feel ALIVE.

Hi Ru

Sounds like you're a good candidate for acupuncture. It may work to sooth and maintain some of your organs. It's quite amazing. Unfortunately, it can also be expensive. But with the combination of herbs and excercises, your acupuncturist can work very specifically and integratively. Also, with a referral from your primary care physician, your insurance might cover it. Where do you live? Some states have more resources than others.
I've been receiving acupuncture for much of my life--I rarely get sick. In fact, I'm starting grad school at the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine soon to become an acupuncturist. It's relatively new to the U.S. (1979), but acceptance is growing--especially among HMO's who find that it aids in recovery after injuries and surgeries.

let me know if I can help!
anthrogirl