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November 2008 BCNC Alternative Pharmacy Newswire |
Topic: Alternative Pharmacy Newsletters |
| November 2008 BCNC Alternative Pharmacy Newswire |
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9/12/2008: Suzanne Somer's CBS Interview |
Topic: Blog |
| Suzanne Somers Breakthrough |
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New Bunn BHRT Basics Workshop, Apr. 12th @ 10:30am |
Topic: Event Calendar |
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Mar. 5, 2008: An annoying side effect of type 2 chicken collagen |
Topic: Blog |
| Our number one joint health supplement has a really annoying side effect. It makes your finger nails grow like crazy. |
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Mar. 4, 2008: Another Cholesterol Success Story |
Topic: Blog |
| Congratulations to another client who beat his high cholesterol without prescription drugs. I just off the phone with his wife and they are very happy with the protocol. |
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Feb. 23, 2008: Here's a great reason why people should use a local compounder. |
Topic: Blog |
| This just happened and it is a great example of why people need to deal with a local pharmacist for their pets.
We have a client with a dog that has respiratory problems. The dog coughs horribly and after some trial and error found a compound that helps. The drugs is called aminophylline and we compound it into a flavored suspension. His dog has been taking it since November 2007. |
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Feb. 21, 2008: Acid Mantle HC and Eczema |
Topic: Blog |
| I have years of experience dealing with a child with eczema. I consider myself somewhat of an eczema expert, after years of dealing with my son’s symptoms, I discovered a compound ten years ago, given to me by a pediatric allergist, that has been a powerful tool in our compounding tool chest for dealing with symptoms of eczema. It’s called acid mantle with hydrocortisone. The concentration of hydrocortisone in this compound is really no different than what you would buy over the counter, but for some reason it works much better. The way that it works has a lot to do with the base that it’s in, a cream known as acid mantle. I don’t know how this doctor came up with this combination of ingredients; it just works really well. |
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Feb. 8, 2008: New PCAM Reviews Help Make Drugs Work Better. |
Topic: Blog |
| Pharmacists that don’t listen to their clients are really missing out. I love to follow people who take my advice and see what happens. Here’s an exciting case that illustrates the power of a PCAM Review. He stopped in my pharmacy yesterday all smiles and buying more supplements. I’ve added his case study to my cholesterol workshop presentation. (Next one is Feb. 13th at 7pm.) |
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February Workshops |
Topic: Event Calendar |
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Dec. 15th 2007: How do you know if you take enough zinc |
Topic: Blog |
| Saturday morning I was doing a medicine cabinet audit and my client had an interesting observation about zinc supplementation. Unfortunately she misinterpreted the meaning of the observation, which prohibited her from getting maximum benefit from her zinc supplement. |
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Dec. 14th 2007: How Testosterone Replacement Can Sometimes Be Toxic. by Allen J. Bunn, R.PH. |
Topic: Blog |
| A male client was in today with his wife. She had some nutritional questions and he had one also. He relayed to me his experience with testosterone replacement. I asked him how old he was. I was surprised to see a man of fifty on testosterone replacement. We got on the subject of replacing testosterone in men in their forties and fifties (a practice I don't easily recommend). In his case, his doctor measured his testosterone (it was borderline) and implanted a testostereone pellet in this butt. To his surprise, he didn't really feel much different. |
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Nov. 28, 2007 Our Jan. 12th cholesterol workshop is evolving into a diabetes workshop too... |
Topic: Blog |
| I’ve said it many times in jest. Of course there is not but it would be nice if drugs were designed to solve multiple problems. Drugs are usually designed to be very selective in the way they work. Secondary effects are usually called “side effects” and serve no specific purpose. |
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Nov. 30, 2007: FW: brittle nails and hypothyroidism |
Topic: Blog |
| A client asked me why her nails were so brittle.
As you know, brittle nails are associated with thyroid dysfunction.
I asked Dr. Joseph Collins, N.D., author of the book Your Menopause Type, and formulator for Thyromend, if his formulation would help brittle nails. Below is his answer. |
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Dec. 1, 2007: Subject: I have to get this off my chest before I explode, |
Topic: Blog |
| I was just reading Dr. Julian Whitaker's latest Health and Healing newsletter and an article really struck a nerve. In this annual issue, he has his subscribers write the newsletter. He publishes a bunch of letters he receives from subscribers who have tried his recommendations and benefited. |
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Dec. 6, 2007: FW: The use of iodine for breast cancer and use other than thyroid. |
Topic: Blog |
| I just received this email from Dr. Ong in Yardville. He is one of my primary prescribers for bioidentical hormones. |
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