How To Make Your Own Pure Vitamins & Supplements: With fruit powders, vegetable powders, and MSM
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.39 (740 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1484939743 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 260 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-05-09 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Make your own supplements without Magnesium Stearate. The thicker the blood, the slower your blood moves. Vitamins are natural compounds vital to human life. They are consumed by people of all ages, gender and race. The reason that we fall ill is because we have weak immune systems. With this DIY book you will learn how to make your own vitamins & supplements using fruit powders, vegetable powders, MSM, herbs, powdered nuts, powdered legumes, etc. They fulfill purposes within the body, such as: Helping to control the body’s chemical processes, metabolic functions, by helping the body take in other nutrients, and by serving as antioxidants (chemicals that decrease cell damage caused by destructive compounds, call free radicals, which are formed during normal metabolism). Many people suspecting that they are not getting ample nutrition usually take vitamins, juices, multivitamins, and/or supplements. Fat-soluble vitamins (V
"my own fault for buying a book with no ratings" according to E. Pritchett. The bulk of this book describes various powders and combinations of them. There are 10+ pages explaining how to use a capsule machine and how to mix powders and food coloring with water??? These explanations are repeated almost verbatim for each recipe (and there are a lot of them). Many of the recipes include a powder, such as green tea or garlic, MSM and stevia. MSM and stevia are in all of them And each recipe . A Waste of My Money & My Time Purchasing this book was a total waste of my money and my time! If the author (S. A. Bell from the State of Michigan) had spent just a few minutes critically looking at the book before releasing it for publication, (s)he would have realized (as did I and, hopefully, you the prospective new reader) that the book should have been dumped in the trash a long time ago.The premise of the book is based on “Eat Righ. "A Total Waste of My Money and My Time" according to Jeff from California. [I wrote my Amazon review for the Kindle Edition of this book. The same information applies to the printed version.]Purchasing this book was a total waste of my money and my time! If the author (S. A. Bell from the State of Michigan) had spent just a few minutes critically looking at the book before releasing it for publication, (s)he would have realized (as did I and, hopefully, you the prospective new reader) th