Monday, February 17, 2014

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Our little team meeting call tonight


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Tonight for 'us.'   8:00 p.m. PST  Monday,  February 17

Sunday, February 16, 2014

Compensation plan video

http://vimeo.com/59488157

don't miss this.  Made  two years ago, so the company has grown a lot since then.

Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Here is the Facebook response to Susanna's question regarding elevated liver enzymes

My only response is my personal results. High liver enzymes is sign of a distraught liver. I highly doubt this person drank coffee and then did a liver panel. The only reason for checking liver enzymes is when people are on medications that must be monitored or when they are sick and the health of the liver is in question. This person had something going on previously. This coffee has helped me in numerous ways and I spoke with a biophysicist who understands garcinia and feels it is crucial for many ailments. For me, for what its worth, my liver is a much happier liver since I started drinking burn. Tablets also have fillers and other issues that bind them together. I just don't see this herb being behind this test result. Again, just my opinion. As someone seriously struggling with my health I do not defend this coffee simply because I am in this company. I am in this company because the garcinia changed the course of my health, has given me hope and allows me to put up a much better battle.

Store bought gacinia cambogia capsules

I looked on the box of a popular Garcinia Cambogia box of capsules today and there are lots of other questionable ingredients in there.  Any of these could cause problems.  Javita's doesn't have those fillers in their coffee and tea.

Isn't it interesting that the internal medicine doctor who speaks on Dr. Oz's video recommends it to her patients in the capsule form.  Surely she has monitored these people, you would think.


I found this when I Googled why a person's liver enzymes would be elevated....

Liver enzymes

Enzymes are proteins found in your body that speed up certain chemical reactions. Liver enzymes perform these jobs within the liver. Two of the common ones are known as "AST" and "ALT."
If the liver is damaged, AST and ALT pass into the bloodstream. When your doctor looks at the results from your blood tests, AST and ALT values are higher than normal if your liver is damaged.
The damage to the liver can come from viruses, such as the hepatitis C virus, over-the-counter drugs, and prescription and street drugs. If your VA doctor starts you on a certain medication, he or she may need to monitor your blood chemistries to make sure the medication is not causing further harm to your liver.
signs of an unhealthy liver
Scroll over image to see an animation of liver enzymes leaking into the blood.

Results of liver enzyme tests

Low level of liver enzymes in blood:
Usually, this means the liver is healthy. However, a patient may have normal liver enzymes levels but still have liver damage.
Higher than normal level of liver enzymes in blood:

This can mean the liver is unhealthy. Patients also can have higher than normal liver enzyme levels related to problems in other organs, such as their bile ducts.