Has anyone used this to lower chlorestoral?
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I haven't used it for cholesterol, but I have heard it can replace drugs like Lipitor,under a doctors supervision of course.
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It is supposed to lower cholesterol but I will not know for sure until my next blood test.
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In my opinion, it works a lot better. I find it cheaper as well, with subscribe and save. We have exceptionally hard water where I live and this has helped keep build up off the machine, spots off the utensils and just overall works as a booster to our detergent.
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I did and no problems. I think it just loses it potency. This product should be put in individual 'vials' and not in such a big bottle. I don't see how anyone could possibly use this much liquid in 30 days or less.
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It may (or may not) reduce it some, but it is not certified for that use and should not be relied upon for that. If you have a radium issue in your water, I would address it with a system designed for that specific issue. If you have water test results, we would be happy to go though it with you and determine the best approach for your specific water problems. 602abcWATER Will.
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We have had our unit for almost a year now and have the same problem. Ours will get down to about 62 or 63 at times but never lower. We have tried it under all conditions, auto, continuous, and normal. If anyone gets back to you with a solution please let us know. Thanks
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It definitely does reduce them. But basically it is for healing the stomach (cures even ulcers) healing the gut like healing leaky gut, healing the bowel. It can also be used for healing burns and is truly excellent at this especially with lavender. If you take it regularly you have to also take zinc because the chlorophyl contains copper and they need to be in balance. Good luck!
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I'm using a floater in mine with the 1" tablets. It only takes 1 or 2 tablets at a time to keep the chlorine up and I've had to remove the floater a couple of times because it got too high. I will say, it has been a great pool so far.
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yes it reduces chlorine taste but not enough for our taste we stopped using it shortly after buying it and now use a different filter.
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Wouldn't really recommend it. The prelit lumps will get too hot too fast to keep it low. If you're going for low and slow, use the volcano method described here: http://kamadoguru.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=637. Use it all the time and works great.
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I have, with great results. I would suggest using a little less flour than the recipe calls for because this flour is pretty dense.
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For me, also a "no" on the energy boost. It just seems to flush out your system. I hope that continued use does balance my body's PH.
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It's been a couple of years since I used my sodaStream (I found a much more effective, efficacious, and much less expensive way to carbonate liquid) but I do remember that one of the many criticisms of sodaStream, , posted online, was poor carbonation. I also found that to be true in my own experience with that product. I wish you the best of luck with this product.PS; see my other posts on sodaStream for more details. . .
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Not that I know of... It is the purest cleanest form of Chlorella on the market that I know of... Check out the reviews on naturalnews .com-all good stuff/great source...
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My wife & I both have floaters and using this 3 times a week hasn't helped (recommended dosage is 1-3 daily). It's an anti-inflammatory so we use it for back pain and I would it could help with floaters but that's just my opinion. We tried several types of drops that didn't help and are now using Bilberry... though things haven't improved a lot they are not getting worse. Time will tell on the Bilberry and we'll see in about 6-months.
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I have and it seems to work well. I think it will slow evaporation and keep the soil around the plants moist longer.
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It lowers the usage. I still shock pool oncr a week and use chlorine tablets as well.
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GE's web site says it reduces chlorine. I do not think it eliminates it. "FXWTC reduces chlorine, sand, soil, silt, sediment and rust for all water entering your home (Based on manufacturer's internal testing)"