Comments on: New Blood Type Vitamins/Supplements

By: Sonny Nada

Sonny Nada — Fri, 11 Feb 2005 03:55:01 +0000

I can see your point Stephen, but I hope that I can still get the whole food
stuff online. I take over $100/mo. of medicines, and that is paying copays
of $7 and $14 for name brands. One of them is over $300/month without
insurance. And the co-pays go up in January, 2002. $200/mo. on vitamins
and supplements if I can afford it, and we put a lot of priority on it, is
well worth it if it is going to help me feel better.
Hugs, Michele

By: Rigoberto Kati

Rigoberto Kati — Thu, 10 Feb 2005 23:59:14 +0000

Yes, Thomas will still carry the items as before.
Emm

By: Sonny Nada

Sonny Nada — Thu, 10 Feb 2005 19:40:55 +0000

Can I still get the whole food supplements thru Thomas? I do not believe in
synthetic vitamins, I have a whole bookfull of illnesse and can take a
mouthful of supplments and down them with a glass of ginger ale or organic
juice, its just a matter of practice. I have enough trouble absorbing vits
and mins from food, so I don’t think that synthetic will do me as well. Any
suggestions? I am not able to get out to the HFS much anymore.
Hugs, Michele

By: Diane Andria

Diane Andria — Fri, 28 Jan 2005 01:25:13 +0000

I, for one, and happy with the new stuff. The old stuff was too expensive
for most of us (a full program is almost $200 a month!!!), so this will give
greater good to more people. While the old formulas may be superior whole
foods, price is big issue for some of us.
stephen
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