I placed the orders and I will have them in mid week. I order almost weekly so if you forgot, just shoot me an email.
I wanted to make sure all you new A & I customers knew what to do when you first start taking the pills. The back will tell you about how much to take with a loading dose. If your allergies are bad right now, you want to start with the loading dosage and use the acute dosage until they are under control. Don't just take 1 pill now and then and expect your systems to be calmed down. Load it up and when it is calm, you can back off. I stuck to the loading dosage for a while until my system calmed down and now I rarely need them. The key with all natural allergy healing is that you must work on making the body not an allergic host. A & I does that. But, you must be diligent and it will pay off.
As I was about to order oils, I saw a super deal on some of my favorite oils. You can get a "staph pack" which is the best oils for killing bacteria and viruses. You get Defense, Guardian, Spice for life, Eucalyptus and Tea Tree for $100. If you order them individually, you would pay $146! Defense and Guardian are super blends to kill all sorts of bacteria and fungus. Guardian is also great for yeast issues and nail fungus. If you want more info on the oils, check them out on my link for Be Young. My prices are lower than what they advertise so just ask me for prices. I will order more oils on Monday if interested.
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Totally unrelated comment to this post, but I had a question about your amazon sidebar. I'm in the market to get a couple bread pans and you have a Norpro pan listed there. I haven't heard of that brand, but I saw that it is nonstick. Is that like the same nonstick cookware that we are supposed to stay away from? I have a couple glass pans, but wasn't sure if this would be a good one to try. I'm leery of non-stick, so thought I'd ask your opinion. thx!
Glass is always the best choice as far as chemicals go but Norpro is stainless steel, not aluminum and the coating doesn't scratch off like teflon pans. Also, since you are not cooking at a high heat like you would on a stove, the chemicals in the non stick shouldn't be so reactive. These pans are the best I have found for bread but like I said, glass is always the best choice to be totally safe. I still feel OK with these but don't use teflon on my stove.
Is A&I good for food allergies too? Do you use these with Tate?
A & I stand for allergy and inflammation. It has saved tate from eczema.
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