Yeah, yeah what she said... once again it works for me. However, one must bear in mind that each of our physiological systems is different.
I cannot abide the Mephon, I take a dose of that and look like a fire hydrant spewing neon yellow hazardous waste.
But for me the pycnogrenol in cohoots with the aloe vera juice hits the spot.
Oh well look at the time, it surely does fly. Time for me to start prepping for my boots and infusions.
Have a good night all, you are all wonderful
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Posted by robi (Member # 5547) on :
Just to set the record straight ..... no harm intended. Xango does not have pycnogenol in it.
Pycnogelnol is a natural plant extract from the bark of the maritime pine tree which grows exclusively along the coast of southwest France. Pycnogenol is rich in proanthocyanidins, a special class of water-soluble bioflavonoids.
Xango also contains proanthocyanidins, but Xango does not have Pycnogenol in it.
robi
Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
Let me check that out. I heard this from one of the mangosteen researchers. [an MD] Maybe what you said is correct....but I know for sure that he said pycogenol.
Posted by Annie C (Member # 14) on :
I have been taking Pycnogenol for 7 years. You really need to know what to look for on the label. It MUST come from the Mari Time Bark Tree from Italy.
This can give pain relief in 20 min. The key is the dosage.
It is 1mg of Pyc to 1 lb body weight. All Pycnogenols are to be 25mg Tabs.
do not take the whole dose at once. break it down through the day. So a person of 150 lbs will need 6 tabs. take 3 at a time.
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AND if you are on blood thinners and or heart meds check with your Dr.It is also wonderful for the daily fatigue... This is a wonderful way to start the day.
Posted by treepatrol (Member # 4117) on :
Who Patented it.
www.pycnogenol,com
Pycnogenolis a water extract from the bark of french maritime pine grown as a mono species forest spread over the coastal region of southwest France.
This unique source of Pycnogenol� has a well established botanical monograph based on macroscopic and microscopic findings defining its characteristics, an essential feature of quality confirmation.
The healing powers of pine bark have been used for centuries. In 1534, French explorer Jacques Cartier and his crew are believed to have been nursed back to health by local natives after suffering from deadly scurvy.
They drank prepared teas and other concoctions using the pine needles and tree bark to relieve the scurvy, improve wound healing and various other ailments.
Pycnogenol� represents a natural blend of genetically programmed constant proportions of bioflavonoids including catechin, epicatechin, taxifolin, monomers, dimers of catechin and epicatechin, oligomeric procyanidnins and phenolic fruit acids such as ferulic acid and caffeic acid.
The extract has four basic properties - it's a powerful antioxidant, acts as a natural anti-inflammatory, selectively binds to collagen and elastin, and finally, it aids in the production of endothelial nitric oxide which helps to vasodilate blood vessels.
Pycnogenol� has differentiated itself from other ingredients in the marketplace because of its extensive research portfolio.
More than 170 published studies and review articles ensuring its safety and efficacy as an ingredient have been completed over the last 35 years.
Scientific evidence on its Antioxidative Capacity and protective action on the Vascular System have been published in the most renowned scientific journals.
Additional published findings have demonstrated Pycnogenol's beneficial effects in cardiovascular health, skincare, cognitive function, diabetes health, inflammation, sports nutrition, asthma and allergy relief and menstrual disorders, among others.
Many of these applications are protected by U.S. and international patents. Today, the scientific accomplishments of Pycnogenol� remains unparalleled, especially when it comes to quality, safety and clinical evidence.
Pycnogenol� is produced by a validated manufacturing process following good agricultural practice {GAP} and good manufacturing practice {GMP}. There is absolutely no application of pesticides during the growing of pine trees or toxic solvents during the manufacture of Pycnogenol, there can be no pesticide or solvent in the finished active substance. \
Pycnogenol� is certified Kosher and Halal and has earned Generally Regarded as Safe {GRAS} status in the USA for its applications in foods and beverages.
Additionally, Pycnogenol� is a proprietary extract and is protected by several U.S. and international patents.
Reseach Library
Maps of all over where to buy it by the people who patented it.
Shop for it Link
Posted by treepatrol (Member # 4117) on :
Ps this extract has a Warning on the Lable that if your going into any kind of surgury that you should stop taking it 2 weeks before surgury!
Thats good to know.
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Posted by ConnieMc (Member # 191) on :
Go to this site about Lyme treatment. This guy says pycnogenol is a big part of his treatment. You need to go through much of the site to determoine exactly what dose, etc he recommends. I had some communication with him a long while back. This helped him alot.
http://cassia.org/history.htm
Connie
Posted by humanbeing (Member # 8572) on :
I visited this guys site and he lists his top treatments as follows:
Must Have...:Pycnogenol
Ledem
AloeVera Juice DRink
Vit B
Spirulina/Chlorella/Blue Green Algea)
Does anyone know if I can take all these things with abx...he took them after abx stopped working?
Thanks!!