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Interview - Greg Kunin of ola loa explains why it's better for you to "drink your vitamins" for optimum nutrition Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

Well, I started to drink my vitamins, and I'm taking this ola loa product." Mike: Excellent. Kunin: And again, it's so wonderful to hear positive experiences from people. Mike: Where can people find these products right now? Kunin: Typically you'll find us in the better health food stores -- places like Whole Foods market, Wild Oats market, The Vitamin Shoppe, the mom-and-pop stores. The interesting thing is we're going into a lot of other interesting avenues where you typically wouldn't see vitamins. We're going into hotel rooms -- in the mini-bars. Mike: No kidding?

You get ola loa into your system, and you'll have the support to start getting better hydrochloric acid production so that you can go into and experiment with another diet and benefit from it. Kunin: Absolutely. You will feel the difference. All body systems will be affected. That's the neat thing because we're providing so much nutrient support in this and on a regular basis, consistently. You have an opportunity to get that kind of support into your body. Your whole body will start to change.

To give you another perspective about the concept behind ola loa and the thought process that goes into it -- glucosamine is a sugar. People can take glucosamine in high doses and wind up getting into a pre-diabetic state. Mike: Wow. I didn't know that. Kunin: So we've got glycine in there and vanadium to protect you. And to manage your blood sugars. All too often we want one magic bullet. Mike: Yes. Kunin: You're made up of an incredible array of chemical transactions, and it's those transactions that are the gift of life itself. You need to get all the keys.

Kunin: You can do that with ola loa. Mike: You know, what else is really interesting about your product, Greg, is that the nutrients in here are almost pure nutrients, whereas if you take a typical capsule, sometimes as much as 50 percent of the mass of that capsule is just filler. Kunin: Absolutely. Mike: And people don't realize that you take a zinc pill, and the actual zinc is microscopic. Kunin: A very small amount. Mike: Yes. The rest of it is just filler. But with yours, there are full-potency nutrients. Kunin: Absolutely.

Kunin: Well, ola loa was based on a very simple concept of making it easy to get your vitamins, to make it a pleasurable experience and to provide strategic nutrients that work synergistically to provide maximum health benefits. It was based on my father's medical practice, which has specialized for the past 40 years in the nutritionally oriented, orthomolecular approach to medicine. He was the first medical doctor in America to integrate vitamin therapy with treating disease back in the 1960s. And so we had a tremendous opportunity to work with thousands of patients over the 40-year period.

Kunin: I may have discussed this with you in the past, but maybe this will give you another insight as to what ola loa is all about and what we stand for. We use a very special form of vitamin B12 in this product. Most people don't realize that not all B12 is created equal. Most of the B12 you get these days are called cyanocobalamin. Most of the vitamin companies use it because it's the cheapest form of vitamin B12 available. Unfortunately, it's toxic. It gets extremely dangerous for people with weak antioxidant protection.

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But with a product like the ola loa, their digestive system doesn't have to do as much work. Some of these vitamins go into the bloodstream right in the mouth. In fact, some vitamins are assimilated right there in the mouth, in the saliva under the tongue. And once you swallow, they don't have proteins and fats that need to be physically broken down through the churning of the stomach. Basically, the nutrients from ola loa are very easy to get to. They are readily absorbed through the walls of the small intestine, into the bloodstream where they go to work creating positive health effects.

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And given all the companies we've covered, from Cyanotech, the Amazon Herb Company, Wellness Resources, the Life Extension Foundation, Integrated Health, Good Cause Wellness, Eidonic Minerals, Nutiva, Ruth's Hemp Foods, ola loa, Nordic Naturals and countless others, we've never solicited a single company for any money or any cut of their sales. Not once. Any journalist can verify this fact by calling all the companies we've publicized and asking them this question.

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These four companies join my list of highly-recommended nutritional supplement companies like ola loa, Ruth's Hemp Foods, Nutiva, Jay Robb, the Amazon Herb Co., and so on. For each of these companies, I also share which of their products I recommend the most. All of them sell directly to customers over the web. Part one: Good Cause Wellness URL: www.GoodCauseWellness.

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And with Ola Loa's "drink your vitamins," people can get CoQ10 into their bodies so that even if they choose to stay on statin drugs for some reason, at least they can help supplement some of the CoQ10 they desperately need in order to maintain normal, healthy metabolism and human physiological functions. Distribution is the challenge for vitamin makers If you go to a show like this, and you talk to the 1,700-plus vendors offering products, you begin to realize that the big bottleneck for these vendors is distribution. They need to get into the retail channels to really sell products.

Basically, the nutrients from ola loa are very easy to get to. They are readily absorbed through the walls of the small intestine, into the bloodstream where they go to work creating positive health effects. By the way, one of the ingredients in this product is a relatively high dosage of CoQ10. I was impressed when I saw this, because CoQ10 is such a crucial nutrient today, especially for older people. Many of the prescription drugs that are now being doled out to elderly patients inhibit the production of CoQ10.

A company called ola loa offered another example of the new trend with their slogan, "Drink your vitamins." Here's a case where a nutrient-rich vitamin formula is very easy to drink; it tastes something like a sports drink, and has just a little bit of fructose and stevia in it. It's not too sweet, and it has no artificial ingredients -- no artificial colors, preservatives, sucralose, aspartame, or artificial chemical sweeteners healthy people already know to avoid. It's a great product. I've tasted it myself, and I think it is a great way to get nutrients into your body.

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Where tablets and capsules simply don't work well (or at all) in people with digestive weakness, the ola loa product goes right in and gets absorbed and utilized in rapid fashion. The results are sometimes downright miraculous in people. <*" Apple cider vinegar—Vinegar adds acidity to the stomach, assisting with digestion and the assimilation of minerals. When people think they suffer from indigestion, approximately 98 percent of the time they have a deficiency of stomach acid, not an excess (as is falsely taught to people by the antacid advertisements). These people need more acid, not less.

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