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What the hell is "medical food"? I heard this term on TV earlier today while making breakfast and listening to Foodcrafting. It was on an advertisement for a product called Digestive Advantage. They actually had the nerve to call this "medical food". Good Lord above. How long have enzymes been around? How long have the "hippies and health nuts" been talking about enzymes and fermented foods and stuff for health? Now, all of a sudden this is medical food, no longer vilified?!!!
Oh, but of course ----- Dr. Oz is behind the scenes because he's selling a book in cahoots with some other clueless doctor.
www.trydigestiveadvantage.com
This is the disclaimer at the bottom of the page when you click on the above link:
"Digestive Advantage Irritable Bowel Syndrome is a Medical Food product that is intended for use by Irritable Bowel Syndrome sufferers who are under the supervision of a physician. It is not a cure for Irritable Bowel Syndrome nor is it intended to replace any medications that were prescribed by a physician."
But of course -- you should keep taking your regular medications! They're not afraid to write a book of lies, but they're afraid to tell the truth about the fact that the enzymes likely won't work well in conjunction with a "prescribed medication". Probably a medication like Nexium, would be my guess. No way is an enzyme gonna be able to do what it's meant to do in the gut if the "patient" is using a prescription purple pill. This will give more fuel to the notion that enzymes don't work and aren't important.
Talk about insanity.
Too many people, however, listen to the likes of that ridiculous trash doled out by Dr. Oz and his ilk. True insanity.
Oh, but of course ----- Dr. Oz is behind the scenes because he's selling a book in cahoots with some other clueless doctor.
www.trydigestiveadvantage.com
This is the disclaimer at the bottom of the page when you click on the above link:
"Digestive Advantage Irritable Bowel Syndrome is a Medical Food product that is intended for use by Irritable Bowel Syndrome sufferers who are under the supervision of a physician. It is not a cure for Irritable Bowel Syndrome nor is it intended to replace any medications that were prescribed by a physician."
But of course -- you should keep taking your regular medications! They're not afraid to write a book of lies, but they're afraid to tell the truth about the fact that the enzymes likely won't work well in conjunction with a "prescribed medication". Probably a medication like Nexium, would be my guess. No way is an enzyme gonna be able to do what it's meant to do in the gut if the "patient" is using a prescription purple pill. This will give more fuel to the notion that enzymes don't work and aren't important.
Talk about insanity.
Too many people, however, listen to the likes of that ridiculous trash doled out by Dr. Oz and his ilk. True insanity.


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