Glyconutrients helped me!

[Anthony Lyndaker]

Hey, I had Hep B& C and all the high liver enzymes, low white blood cell count (1.9) and slept at least 9-10 hrs. a night.  I did all the treatment in spring, 2000 and about fell apart emotionally.  I friend from college told me about glyconutrients and wow...within 9 months my liver enzymes came back to normal and my white blood cells were back up.   last fall 2004 I went back to the hemophilia clinic at OSU and they said I don't have Hep any more!!! This stuff works!  I have talked some other Hep people and they had really good results as well.  Go to this link to read my whole testimony.

http://geocities.com/glycohealth1234/Glycohealth1234

Thanks and hope this helps someone!  You guys can email me if you want @ Glycohealth1234@hotmail.com

God bless,
Anthony

[retired]

Are you selling this stuff?

[willy]

This was moved because the person seems to be using the board to sell a product.  The classifieds is where such selling will occur, if we decide to allow it at all.  If such advertisements are allowed here in classifieds, you must understand that this board in no way can prove (or disprove) that these things may actually work.  As is the case on the internet ANYONE can claim ANYTHING.

Willy

[Helen]

Im not sure if this is a sales pitch or not, but since I saw the same exact message over at the "Hood", Im assuming it is.

[cary]

hey, anthony!
are you a huckster, a shill for Mannatech ?
paid , I don't even want to say the word !

[cary]

I was cut off mid'l of last email.
you said "free", prove it ! ! ! ! !
I paid almost $150 for a tiny tub (150)
grams. have consumed three tubs,
nothing changed in my HCV status.
do you have any truth in you ?

[Kaabi]

Hey gang. I just wanted to let all the skeptics know that, from the marketing side of it, mannatech has proven to be profitable for me. My dad calls me up one day and tells me basically that "I need to get in." He lets me know of the $1200 up front cost and assures me that if I don't make my money back within a month, he'll pay me back. My dad has always had a knack for making money, so with 0 risk, and a chance at profit.... my only option was to say "yes." Its been 4 months now, and I have since signed up my wife as well. I have made a profit of $2000 thus far. Not a ton, but still profit... and it can only increase from here. On a side note, the glyconutrients seem to be working for my wife. She has had beginning stages of arthritis in her wrists and other joints, and is reporting that all pain and stiffness is gone. I have not noticed anything special other than a reduced appetite, although I never had any noticable pains before so who knows what's going on under the surface. Could it all just be in her mind? Of course... only time will tell if this is truly all its cracked up to be, but as for me... my skepticism is gone. And don't worry if you're skeptical now, because we all are at some point. I mean, come on... a miracle "sugar" that heals all ailments??? Just remember, everybody thought the Earth was flat until all of the sudden.... it wasn't!

[Sasquatch]

Is this the MLM bulletin board? It IS? Cool!

I've got this neat-o copper bracelet thingie that's enhanced with colloidal silver that's been enhanced with really super secret nanotech, micro stuff that works miracles!

Why, just 2 days ago, if I'd attempted to type, my fingers would have fallen off due to leprosy, but, NOW, I can play the violin, perform microsurgery & do quantam mechanics in my head whilst hopping one foot, patting my head & rubbing my tummy all at the same time!

Email me if you're interested in health & financial future!

neatocopperbraceletthingie@gullible.org

[Dude]

Hi guys. I think what we have here is a stand off. One side says this thing works and the other side are skeptical.

You probably should realize that when you come in here with claims, it's not always going to be so easy to convince folks that you're not a salesman, or have some share in the profits of some "new cure". The world is overflowing with miracle cures, weight loss systems, supplements, wonder drugs, and machines that will change your life... seemingly as if by magic. But few actually do what they are advertised to do.

Unless one of us actually try an item, we never really know for sure whether it was the real thing or another snow job. Saying that once we thought the earth was flat but then it wasn't is something that one could assume a salesman might use, like a cliche, to try to convince someone to try something. We don't need a salesman, we need proof. Anyone can say anything, especially on the internet. There are so many people who eat up anything you feed them, so I guess all the scammers out there know that and prey on them. But in here there are people fighting for their lives. You'll have to do some powerful convincing to fool us, or sell us anything, even a real cure. We just don't like to be messed with.

So, Anthony and Kaabi, I'm not saying I don't believe you, I'm just sharing how it is with us here. We're a tough audience, and we don't just assume something is the way you'll portray it to be. We don't dislike you, we just can't trust anyone who offers something as a cure, at least not until we've seen real, substantial proof. Usually giving some real substantial references help, like university studies, you know, something official, and something we can cross-reference to validate.

So, no hard feelings friends. God bless.

[willy]

Hey gang.

As if we are pals?

I just wanted to let all the skeptics know that, from the marketing side of it, mannatech has proven to be profitable for me.

We're all glad that you are making money.

My dad calls me up one day and tells me basically that "I need to get in." He lets me know of the $1200 up front cost and assures me that if I don't make my money back within a month, he'll pay me back. My dad has always had a knack for making money, so with 0 risk, and a chance at profit.... my only option was to say "yes." Its been 4 months now, and I have since signed up my wife as well. I have made a profit of $2000 thus far. Not a ton, but still profit... and it can only increase from here.

Often refered to as multi level marketing; not only are you selling product but also selling distributorships.  (The real money comes from selling the distributorships)  Let us know how it works out for you if you ask your dad to refund your money.  

On a side note, the glyconutrients seem to be working for my wife. She has had beginning stages of arthritis in her wrists and other joints, and is reporting that all pain and stiffness is gone.

Holy moly; I guess that her experience proves that it will also cure hepatitis C!!!  

I have not noticed anything special other than a reduced appetite,

Wow...... we may also lose weight.  Did the pounds melt away effortlessly?

although I never had any noticable pains before so who knows what's going on under the surface. Could it all just be in her mind? Of course... only time will tell if this is truly all its cracked up to be, but as for me... my skepticism is gone. And don't worry if you're skeptical now, because we all are at some point. I mean, come on... a miracle "sugar" that heals all ailments???

Is this a claim that the product you are selling "heals all ailments", or is that just what we are supposed to think?

Just remember, everybody thought the Earth was flat until all of the sudden.... it wasn't!

Ergo........ the earth is not flat, therefore Glyconutrients will cure your hep C.

I hope that you will excuse my dismissing your hawking product on a Hep C support board.  I'd delete the post....... but for me it seems OK to leave it....... but not to leave it unchallenged.

Here's my own very special offer to you.  Take an IV of some of my blood......get HCV.......and then "cure" yourself with the wonderful product that you are selling; amaze your friends!  You'll be well on the way to selling more product (and distributorships)!

Worst case....... you won't clear your HCV....... but you'll know what doesn't work.    We'll still welcome you here as a member........ just as long as you don't use this board to sell dubious products, make dubious claims, or offer misleading information.

Surely......if the product works...... where are the studies?  Where are the findings by medical reviews?  What does the CDC, Liver Foundation, or the NIH have to say about your product and it's ability to cure slow the progression of HCV?

Willy

[Dude]

Not to diminish your disgust in this kind of thing, Willy, but after reading your final arguement (bottom paragraph) it goes against my grain to trust the big government and corporate goons like CDC, NIH, etc. They're all in bed with the FDA and the FDA is under the thumbs of big corporate honcho's who really make the rules. I mean, hey, the CDC said HCV is an STD, for crying out loud! It's just that I don't know who to trust anymore, where these high level bureaucrats are concerned. They want vitamin's outlawed, they refuse to approve herbal remedies as an alternate to medication, and the list goes on. How can we believe that they have OUR best interests in mind when they only focus on the drugs that the huge mega corporations produce, the greater majority of which can't cure poop, ever? The bottom line is long term profit, not healing.

The CDC and all the rest may not be even interested in researching glyconutrients because they fall into an alternative medicine category. So, IF indeed it does anything good for your health is ultimately up to the person who might want to check it out and see. But I won't because I always wait for others to try and report on anything at a more official level than heresay, which is what we're looking at in this thread.

I doubt anyone here will bother with this. Until it comes out in a more official presentation, with documented evidence proving it's worthiness, nobody in their right mind will give it a second look.

I think it's good that you left it up. Now we have something that hopefully will be seen by others who wish to try to sell us something. Maybe they'll think twice.

[willy]

LOL.  I'm in some agreement with you.  I was feeling like I might have gone a little over the top with my reply but I wanted to drive home the notion that we don't want to provide space for all the hacks that dump spam into every website that they can find.  That does not mean that glyconutrients can't work for something.......I mean, it's possible.  I saw no reason that the two salesmen had for using the product to treat Hep C.  Arguing that it helped arthritis (and that it could therefore help with Hep C) is just a weak and transparent attempt to expand their sales base.  I guess that it's one reason that I left it in the forum.

So far as the CDC.......I'm not aware that they labeled hep C as a STD.  They are one of the sources that conveys that the risk is slight and that condums are not even recommended for monogamous couple.  We also have to have some trust for the institutions.  I agree that they are not perfect, infallible, or subject to financial or political pressure....... but they are a part, and important part of where we must derive our information.  

I think if people come on this board attempting to sell a product that they must have some standards for proving that the product helps in some manner with HepC.  Who knows....... it could just as easily be harmful to some of us.  I don't want some desperate hepper spending money that they don't have on product that they saw "advertised" here.

Yes.......I'm jaded and cynical.  Most of these claims are unsubstantiated.  I mean, I can claim that my viral load went down or my liver functions were improved...... I might even be able to provide proof of it.  That would not prove that some supplement did it though........ maybe I just stopped drinking a 6 pack per day during the trial.

I delete a lot of spam off of several boards.  Yesterday I pulled one from the Library here......in the lifestyle and diet forum........ that included a hyperlink.  I read the thread it was a person pretending to be a 17 year old girl with fractured english.  If you bought into that premise and clicked onto her hyperlink you ended up with about 30 links to porn and God only knows what else; possibly computer viruses.  My point is....... we have to be a little skeptical.....and maybe a lotskeptical.  DON"T click on hyperlinks unless they are supplied by someone that you know and trust.  Don't blindly trust claims people selling product make; it may also be a sham.

Best,
willy

[Al]

I'd like to report this charlatan to the the board administrators.

I never received my copper bracelet.

I had to solve the whole "space-time-continuum" thing on my own. I mean, I could have solved the whole time travel paradox much sooner if I had that copper bracelet thingie.

Gotta run. Jesus, Archimedes, Ghengis Khan & I are gonna zip back and catch some bitchen' waves off Krakatoa~

[willy]

Gosh Al....... that was fun.  I'd almost forgotten about the modern day miracle;

glyconutrients
I also add Glyconutrients to my laundry.  Those pesky ring around the collars have all dissippeared like magic and leave my clothes smelling like a summer day after a rain (and kissing soft too.)

Join me as I raise a pint of Snuggle and toast our good friends that drop in to help us.   

   You GO glyconutrients

Willy

[Angel]

  Willy ....... this need's to be posted under WIT and Humor !!!!!! It sure cheered me up!!!!! thanks for the laugh you guy's  wishing all well...Angel