hi,
ok i accessed the aust site. what i dont like is no tech info at all.
no trial results and no research data to back anything they say.
and at one stage prices were shown, the rose-ox was 59$au last time i looked,there are no prices shown at all now!
to get any idea you HAVE to give personal info to be called by a rep.
in particular i cite the calcium product for women.
2 forms of calcium only (the cheapest) and at 3x per day you,d be just getting a minimum , 330mg per pill =less than 1gram per day..not the balanced or recommended daily dose.
also this item contains 3g of liquorice root, in 3 pills per day.
liquorice can adversely react with some heart medications.
the rose-ox well, the ingredients as such are ok, but the total lack of corroborating data..?
and the diet meal shakes are way behind many others with protien volume per serve. as its cheap soy, theres no excuse but profit.
i also could,nt find a list, but i bet that sugars are first and foremost, synthetics and fructose, from corn syrup. a real no no for anyones health.
hope i have been some help.
heres the link i use.
http://www.herbalif
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