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Permalink Reply by Margie Hare on June 30, 2009 at 10:34pm

Hi Rick,
I have tried once before to ask you this question but I do not know if I did the right thing am new to all this.
I have many over weight patients and obese patients, who within a few days of taking Taislim for the first time, become very ill. Sick with cold, cough, flu , etc. Some have taken up to 6 weeks to recover. Why is this? Is there a recommendation that we should follow for very over weight pleople.
I lookforward to hearing form you
Margie Hare
Freelife distributor 4282443

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Permalink Reply by Rick Handel on July 17, 2009 at 11:00pm

Hi Margie,
There's nothing about TAIslim that can possibly cause these symptoms, or that can weaken immunity. Very overweight people are at greater health risk in general, and they would have a higher incidence of problems whether on TAIslim or not. The observation that they're becoming ill whilst on the product is merely a coincidence.

Rick

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Permalink Reply by Michael McGhie on July 25, 2009 at 2:39pm

Rick,

I have a question about caffiene in TAISlim. I am a coffee drinker but there are those who can't have caffiene. Is the amount of caffiene in TAISlim something that people aren't supposed to a problem?

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Permalink Reply by Rick Handel on August 11, 2009 at 11:07pm

Hi Michael,
The amount of caffeine in TAIslim is 100 mg per 60 ml serve; about 1/3 the amount in a medium drip coffee at a good coffee bar. Furthermore, the action of the caffeine as a central nervous system stimulant is restricted because it is only slowly absorbed into the bloodstream. We have heard quite a number of success stories from people who are normally caffeine intolerant, but are able to use TAIslim without incident. My recommendation would be to try it, but to proceed with caution and to discontinue use if there is any discomfort.

Rick

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Permalink Reply by Renee Atkins on July 30, 2009 at 9:53pm

Hi Rick,

Can you confirm whether GoChi and TAIslim are Gluten Free .

Thanks

Renee

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Permalink Reply by Doug Gulbrandsen on August 6, 2009 at 1:18am

Is Taislim slightly acidic or is it an alkaline product?

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Permalink Reply by Christine Lindner on August 6, 2009 at 9:21am

Hi Rick,

This is Christine Lindner, I have a question from one of my MEs in Germany. One of her contacts wants to know what the Glyx- Index of GoChi is. I assume she is talking about the glycemic index. Can you help her out with the info to pass on to her prospect?

Thank you very much,

Christine :D

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Permalink Reply by Christine Lindner on August 11, 2009 at 10:51pm

Hello Margie,

medically I fully agree with Rick, what he is saying is absolutely right. Nevertheless I have observed the same things as you have.

I have an explanation for you that could help sheding some light on the fact that very overweight persons get sick after they started taking Taislim.

Fist of all physically there is quite a dramatic change happening within their gut. So the discomfort associated with this can be quite scary for them. I have read in a brouchure of a fibre product at the chemist that the amount of facies in a middle aged persons can be between 1 and 7 kg. Just the imagination is quite sickening. All this has to go before there can be a noticable step towards healing for these people.

The changes in their eating habits if they follow the meal plan are quite drastic, too. So all of a sudden there are some doubts as to whether these changes are what this person really wants to do. In order to bow out an illness could be the way to go in order not to have to admit that they are not really commited or ready for this change.

But the most important reason for getting sick ist the mindset! What if this Taislim works? Then I have no excuse to go about my life without changing a lot. The sabotage program (illness) can have many reasons. Maybe this person thinks he/she does not deserve to be slim and attractive. Or the obesity is giving the person some kind of advantage, for example, if you are overweight one can not do certain things one wanted to avoid anyway. Unsually there are some issues with self love when one is overweight or at least the extra layer of fat is protecting this person from anybody getting to close physically and emotionally.

I try to work this through with my clients, do some kinesiological testing (this is easy to learn) and resolve any sabotage programs with Australian Bush Flower Essences. If you like I can help you with this and point you into the right direction.

Regards,
Christine

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Permalink Reply by Rick Handel on August 11, 2009 at 11:21pm

TAIslim, GoChi and Chi3 are all gluten-free.

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Permalink Reply by Doug Gulbrandsen on August 16, 2009 at 9:46am

Hi Rick,
I had a potential customer ask if there are any effects on psoriasis. I know this is way out, but thought I would ask.

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Permalink Reply by Graham & Elaine Mergard on August 22, 2009 at 10:07pm

Hi Doug, We have a 70yr old relative who had psoriasis on her legs and since taking goji then Gochi she no longer has the problem- which she can not stop telling everyone about- E

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Permalink Reply by Doug Gulbrandsen on August 16, 2009 at 9:48am

I have had some questions about nursing mothers and Taislim and pregnant women and Taislim.

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