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  1. Erdem
    April 13th, 2007 at 13:13 | #1
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    Hi Daniel I enjoyed reading your detox diary it was inspirational and like to congratulate you for succesfully completing it. I myself began the Oxy Powder colon cleanse 2 days ago looking forward to the end result. What will be helpful is to know what kind of a diet did you stick to whilst detoxing? I need to know what to eat and when to eat it.

    Cheers mate.

  2. admin
    April 13th, 2007 at 15:50 | #2
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    Erdem,
    Hi, I hope your doing well! First I would like to thank you for visiting my page, your support is appreciated!
    My diet has really not been the best since I started cleansing, I do eat fast food and junk food as well. I have started to change my diet to a more all natural pallet, but this is few and far between. I couldnt really tell you what to eat, you may want to speak to a nutritionist about that aspect.

    you can also try this site :
    http://www.chatelaine.com/english/food/article.jsp?content=20060608_094757_5684

    Go to the bottom of the page and opt for the daily menu option. I know this site isn’t all natural, but it is a better idea as to what you can do for your diet with out going to an nutritionist. I hope this helps, please come back soon and tell me how your doing!

  3. Lori
    June 8th, 2007 at 06:35 | #3
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    It seems that during the summer months i’m more prone to getting white spotty like patches on my skin. Do you know what may cause this? Or possibly suggestions to prevent it?

  4. admin
    June 8th, 2007 at 06:57 | #4
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    Vitiligo?
    Vitiligo is a common condition that affect 1-2% of people worldwide. It is usually visible as a patch of white skin without pigment. The cells that would normally produce the skin’s pigment, are destroyed by the vitiligo. There is no know cause of vitiligo, but it is more common with people who have certain autoimmune diseases. The autoimmune diseases are: hyperthyroidism (an overactive thyroid gland), adrenocortical insufficiency (when the adrenal gland does not produce enough of the hormone cortiscosteroid), alopecia areata (patches of baldness), and pernicious anemia (a failure to absorb vitamin B12 which is caused by a low level of red blood cells). Vitiligo is also common within families, although not completely hereditary. A doctor may diagnose vitiligo by researching one’s family history, taking blood tests, and taking a small sample of the skin.

    Tinea Versicolor
    This fungus infection of the skin commonly affects young people and is visible on the chest, back, upper arms, and legs. The fungus produces spots which are either lighter than the skin surrounding it, or a reddish brown color. The fungus may become more visible because of high humidity and immune or hormone abnormalities. I guess “high humidity” is where New Jersey fits in. Tinea Versicolor is very common and is not contagious. It can be treated using anti fungal agents, shampoo, or pills prescribed by a doctor. Over the counter anti fungal medications include clotrimazole and miconazole, which should be applied twice a day for 10-15 days. Unfortunately these anti fungal remedies often come in small tubes and are hard to apply to large areas. An easier, more common treatment is shampoo containing selenium sulfide. Selsun Blue contains 1%. I checked out the store brands, and they contained a bit more. These should be applied to the scalp and also the skin. The easiest solution is obviously prescription medication provided by your doctor. Unfortunately some of us still survive without medical insurance.

  5. Lori
    June 26th, 2007 at 06:29 | #5
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    Wanted to let you know i’m on another 7 day cleanse this being my 6th day. Each time i do one i just feel better. Thanks for all your support and valuable information.

  6. admin
    June 26th, 2007 at 07:04 | #6
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    Lori,
    Well go you! I have stayed pretty regular with my cleansing, and I am still doing a maintenance dosage and feeling awesome!

    Good luck to you, and thank you for the update!

  7. Jenny
    August 9th, 2007 at 20:38 | #7
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    Thanks for your email reply. Decided to stop being a baby and took 7 Oxypowder tablets. Not nearly as “bad” as I imagined. Was helpful reading your blog. I also had the “uh is/was that a movement?” moment(s). Well as it is Friday will up the anti and take 10 tonight. Want to have this done & dusted before our camping trip.
    U have inspired me to contemplate the liver gallbladder cleanse. My Dad had of colon cancer and kidney failure following a colostomy sucked the life out of him. Owe it to myself & son to be healthier. Off to read your other tags. Keep Healthy, Jenny

  8. admin
    August 10th, 2007 at 06:29 | #8
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    Jenny,
    It is so great to hear you be excited about this, it really is beneficial for your over all health! I wish you the best of luck, and please feel free to drop by at any time and update us with your cleanse.

    Thank you for your support, it is very much appreciated!

  9. Jen
    October 15th, 2007 at 14:47 | #9
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    Hi i was owndering if there was anything i could buy from a local store that would help me. I dont have a credit card or checking account so i couldnt buy it online? Plz help!!

  10. admin
    October 16th, 2007 at 20:28 | #10
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    Jen,
    Thank you for visiting my page! Why don’t you give me a call during the day, I will be happy to help you figure out a way to get what you need. You can reach me at 1-800-476-0016, and ask for Daniel. I am usually there from 8-4.

    Look forward to hearing from you, take care and be well!

    Daniel - Admin

  11. Diana
    November 26th, 2007 at 16:48 | #11
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    Hi Daniel,

    I found your blog very informative and helpful. I noticed you had been anxious about starting the cleanse, that’s about where I am but feel I probably need to do it as I’m sure there are plenty of toxins to get rid of. I’ve also had back issues for years and it seems that the detox may even improve that which would be a great side benefit. I am also one who has too much junk food in my diet and would like to cut down but sometimes it is a challenge especially with limited time. Anyway I appreciate your talking with me and letting me know about your blog–definitely worth while! Thanks!

  12. glenn
    December 14th, 2007 at 12:37 | #12
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    I have a question about hair loss.
    I am 59 and in the last year I have noticed that on my legs the hair is gone on the outside of my left thigh and the outside of my right calf.
    I wear loose clothing and am sure that it is not from being rubbed off.
    At each folical there is a small white crystal like rock that can be scratched away and observed.
    The skin is not irritated and appears normal.
    Could this be accumulated cholesterol or maybe a dead filical?
    I am a cleanser from way back and I agree with
    your concepts.
    Thanks
    Glenn

  13. admin
    December 19th, 2007 at 08:30 | #13
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    Glenn,
    Thank you for your question, I will do my best to help you! I am not completely sure that I know what this is, I would have though that it was excema, but you have stated that it wasn’t irritated. You could try one of two things,

    1. Try to put some 02-Zap on the issue area, this is highly ozonated olive oil, and the oxygen will help in healing the affected area. I have seen great results with this for many skin conditions, cuts, blemishes, good stuff to have!

    2. See your physicians or practitioner for a more detailed analysis of your symptoms.

    3. You could always venture back to cleansing, and this would probably be a great idea as well.

    I hope this helps you, and if you need to find the 02-zap, you can find it here:

    http://www.ghchealth.com/ozonated-olive-oil.php

    Good luck to you, and thank you for visiting my page!

    Daniel - Admin

  14. strai
    August 2nd, 2008 at 15:39 | #14
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    I am getting conflicting informstion. Does Vitamin B6 cause peripheral neuropathy or prevent it?

  15. Susan Minahan
    October 27th, 2008 at 14:58 | #15
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    Hello Daniel,
    I loved your site! I have been doing a nutritional cleanse program for 9 months now and it has been life changing. My husband, sisters and some friends have also experienced much improved health. Prior to this, I had not idea what I was doing to myself. Do you prefer one specific program to another> Thanks! Susan

  16. Morgan
    November 11th, 2008 at 13:46 | #16
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    Hi
    I was looking for the detox protocol with intramax and found your site! Great stuff!!
    I ended up with lyme disease and thats how i started on my road to health on all levels and even after getting my life back I am still on this journey! I love reading about new products so I thought id share a couple i didnt see on your site. GreenVibrance I get mine at the vitamin shoppe AMAZING STUFF! I dont go a day with out it! if you try it only use organic orange juice its the only thing ive found that gets ride of the taste. Its all organic and the ingrediants wrap around the bottle. LivOn Labs LipoSpheric C this company also makes a great glutithione!!! Also there is a new product for heavy metal detox called zeoactiv8 the dann org is starting to use it with the autistic kids and are having great results but heavy metals always need to be addressed when on a road to truley good health. I didnt see a probiotic in your list but vsl#3 and theralac are both awesome. Thanks for the blog great information! Im glad i learned all this at 27 I know so many people that had to struggle for decades to get any good info! God Bless the internet and Google! :)
    morgan

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