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Comment on Nopalea Review – Side Effects And Possible Scam by Rick Bay

Rick Bay — Sun, 13 May 2012 23:31:53 +0000

I am having a pain in my ass, what do you think about using this stuff?

Comment on Nopalea Review – Side Effects And Possible Scam by andy

andy — Sun, 13 May 2012 08:54:29 +0000

if this stuff actually works it will not be arpund for long. The FDA hates natural cured that actually work. they want people stuck on medicine that only treats so they can pay more on the drug for a refill. There are tons of natural cures out there but the FDA blocks most of them as they are devilish. Look at airborne supplement which prevented the common cold. That product actually worked but the FDA sued them and got rid of their management team and replace them with new people and a new CEO and changed the ingredients of it.

Comment on Nopalea Review – Side Effects And Possible Scam by Rick Bay

Rick Bay — Sun, 13 May 2012 04:50:57 +0000

I left a comment, thia ia a scam, only a scam, what the hell is wrong with you people, forty bucks for juice????? Goddamn it.

Comment on Baby Eczema Natural Treatment – Say No To Steroids! by kapardhi

kapardhi — Thu, 03 May 2012 05:00:09 +0000

i have a baby of 3 months with face eczema my first baby doesnt had that dont know how to treat thebaby please any one help the little one out of this

Comment on Sickle Cell Trait Symptoms And Treatment by Ms LO

Ms LO — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 21:13:48 +0000

Helpful information. Thanks!

Comment on Nopalea Review – Side Effects And Possible Scam by Noella

Noella — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 09:56:17 +0000

what about a person with kidney disease; will this harm them in any way; they can’t have foods high in potassium and fruits are high in potassium; my husband is on dialysis and has a lot of back pain. I wonder if this drink would help him?

Comment on Nopalea Review – Side Effects And Possible Scam by Matt

Matt — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 09:27:33 +0000

Stop being cheap!!! I’ve taken this product for a long time as I have ulcerative colitis. It helped beyond belief. If I asked you to grow a cactus or go in the dessert to naturally extract it, then said buy the bottles, have the research done on it, have employees to pay, advertise, have shipping facilities, ect ect.. And it’s 20-25 dollars a week you’d complain about the price over your health? I’ll tell you what.. Don’t order it.. Try a bunch of cheap ways out and several doctors appointments, and the possibility of unnatural medications and see what that adds up to.. How’s that?

Comment on Nopalea Review – Side Effects And Possible Scam by option_nerd

option_nerd — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 06:13:30 +0000

Betalains were first found in a plant that is known scientifically as “Beta vulgaris.” The word “betalain” is derived from the name of the Beta vulgaris plant. The Beta vulgaris plant has as much or more betalain than Nopal cactus, particularly in its root structure. So, why do the infomercials promote the exotic Nopal cactus? Because “Beta vulgaris” plants are otherwise known as beets. I don’t think anybody would pay $30-$40 for a bottle of beet juice.

Comment on Nopalea Review – Side Effects And Possible Scam by tvandang

tvandang — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 05:45:19 +0000

this is a freaking cactus used as part of a Mexican diet. is the plant a rare type of cactus? i think these people are trying to make money of all the people who really need them but then can’t afford. they are robbing of many people that who would go out their way to get this miracle drink knowing that they can’t afford. it is probably cheaper to move to Mexico and live there than trying to ordering this product every month to save your health. it is so sad.

Comment on Nopalea Review – Side Effects And Possible Scam by Skip

Skip — Sun, 22 Apr 2012 00:48:44 +0000

if you drink diet sodas Please STOP. I have heard many stories of doctors diagnosing patients with MS and prescribing all kinds of expensive, side effect ridden meds that not only do not help, but make the patient sicker in other areas. DIET SODA IS A REAL KILLER