Peter
4/27/2016
5:32:19 PM | Hi Mary
Just like probable mold with rice cakes, there is probable Mercury with Teas. Due to the Acetaldehyde connection, it seems more likely that Mercury, not caffeine, would fuel symptoms like itching and stinging.
I wanted to share with you that past research led me to understand that among many Tea products were often found to contain Mercury. Matcha Green Tea,(or Green Tea Extract) was found to be Mercury free.
I see a noticeable benefit in digestion from Green Tea Extract taken in combination with Resveratrol and Turmeric. This may be because I have no Gall Bladder. Anyway, I am convinced that there are particular benefits to Green Tea extract. When funds will allow, I continue to pulse these three together even today.
There is an important consideration here. It involves how significant it becomes to properly investigate the manufacturing practices of companies we solicit. It is mandatory that one know one's supplier, and then choose accordingly. The integrity of any protocol requires this wisdom.
Within Morgellons and the effects of body toxicity, we can be fully confident in how safe and clean the Logos products really are. Their manufacturing practices clearly rise to a level not seen anywhere else in the industry. This equates to the results we experience. Logos = "no added excipient toxicity."
Always,
Peter
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