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Dear Doctor Tell Me More About Armoured Acidophilus |
| Q:
I noticed that your Armoured Acidophilus
product is in a powder form. Why didn't
you put it in capsules? How am I supposed
to take it? |
A: Dr. Wong's
Essentials™ Armoured Acidophilus
is provided to the consumer in a simple
powder - not encapsulated. The consumer
is recommended to take between 1/4 to 1
teaspoon daily.... sometimes even more!
Having the product in its natural powder
state makes it easier to consume these
quantitites without having worry about
taking 10 to 20 capsules or more daily.
In an era where people have to take so
many capsules it can become quite tiring
so we have decided to
keep this product as easy and simple as
possible to take.
Also, acidophilus is absolutely essential
in the nutrition of children and having
an acidophilus in powder form makes it
easier to mix in their milk or juice.
Taking the
product is quite simple actually:
- All you
need to do is mix it with any beverage.
Since it is heat and acid resistant
it will not be harmed in tea, coffee
or orange juice.
- If you
do not have trouble taking powders
then you can place it on or under
your tongue and follow it back with
the beverage of your choice - making
sure not to inhale while doing this.
- Or, if
you enjoy a healthy smoothie or protein
shake, you may also add the Armoured
Acidophilus.
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| Q: Why does Dr. Wong's Essentials Armoured
Acidophilus only have the lactobacillus sporogenes
and not other strains of good acidophilus
like most of the other products on the market. |
A:
That's a really good question, I'm so
glad you asked. We don't include other
strains of probiotics because one of
the upsides to the lactobacillus sporogenes
is that it's survivable! Lactobacillus
Sporogenes survive stomach acid, heat,
anti-biotic use, etc. One of the reasons
other probiotic products have so many units
per serving is because you need that much
just to make sure something acutally survives:
sitting on the shelves, traveling in cold
or hot carrier vehicles, stomach acid,
etc. Since we now know that most of the
other good acidophilus strains never survive
the stomach acid why include a product
that most likely won't survive to be utilized?
While it might look good on paper it just
doesn't make sense and is just an added
expense to an already great product. And
we'd rather take up space with what will
work rather than something that probably
won't. It's just that simple! |
| Q: I've read that soil
based bacteria is better than cultured or
milk based bacteria. What is your opinion
on this? |
A:
Point #1: As one expert in
fermenting good bacteria told me, when
it's in the goat or cow, it's milk or
animal based, when the animal poops it
out it's then soil based. One way
or the other it's all the same strains. (I
would rather eat it before it was enveloped
in some animals poop, wouldn't you)?
Point
#2: If you are looking at
the product with the pictures of the
fellow who looks like he stepped
out of Auschwitz in the first picture
and 3 months later he looks like Mr.
America, inferring that the use of the
soil based products will help you build
in the same way..., take a close look
at the droop in this fellows pectorals. That
effect is called Gynocomasty, the growth
of breasts in men, it is a side effect
of synthetic anabolic steroid use. The
probiotics had nothing to do in growing
that muscle except helping his digestion. |
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Disclaimer:
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to good health, however, this web site is for informational
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you, the customer,
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