I think it really depends on the dairy that you buy. If it is fortified with vitamins, A1, ultrahomogenised, etc etc then even some very healthy people may have digestive issues with it.
Latest posts made by tubert
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RE: Charlie hatin Dairy was a trend prior to anti-VA fad
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RE: GR7 and reversing gray hair SUCCESS!
@evan-hinkle yeah, I'm not sure how it works, but I just know it is not a permanent solution, unfortunately.
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RE: How much Gelatin should you eat everyday?
if you have a sulfite sensitivity, then you should avoid gelatin completely.
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RE: GR7 and reversing gray hair SUCCESS!
@evan-hinkle as far as I know, the product colours the hair from the inside...so, unless you somehow correct your hypothyroid condition somehow else, after 7 days, the colour will either slowly fade or the new growth will be grey as before (since I don't use that product I cannot speak of it from personal experience). Therefore, this is not a cure for grey hair, just a cover-up.
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RE: GR7 and reversing gray hair SUCCESS!
I think you should mention though that you will have to use this product for life because once you stop using it, the grey will be back.
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RE: Bioenergetic Germany
@Luke doesn't it also have Glukosesyrup in it? I thought that was a no-no too
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RE: Countries with most bald men in the world
I think that map is bogus...most men in Italy have great hair.
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RE: Estrogenic effects from t3 and progesterone
@pineapple from what I have read in the literature, if you have a calcium deficiency, progesterone can cause undesirable effects such as estrogen dominance
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RE: Estrogenic effects from t3 and progesterone
@pineapple I think you should narrow it down if it was the t3 OR the progesterone. It's very unlikely that both caused the same thing.