Health Store Bargains

Buster asked:


I’m 17, I weigh around 165 and I’ve been going to the gym for a little over a month. I’ve been taking a supplement called no-xplode and have heard alot of different things about it, both good and bad. Personally, I think it works great but it’d be nice to hear the real facts from someone that knows what they’re talking about. So does anyone know the real facts about this? Is it good for me/ bad for me. What are the possible side effects? Suggestions as to something thats better and safer would be nice.

Anonymous asked:


I started using this supplement called SLIN
I’ve been using it for about 2 months…
WHen do I see results????

Tim W asked:


My little guy has been on a prescribed raw diet for plus minus two months, his weight, general demeanor, appetite, coat conditioning, eyes all give the impression of a healthy young cat.

However his stool is very inconsistent it varies from hard and solid to hard and solid with a mucous excess and occasionally slightly runny. The mucous excess has been quite predominant in the last two weeks. Opinion I have received has varied from a lack of fiber to healthy process of detoxification. I am not sure exactly where I should be looking? I have been advised of two different approaches 1.) A natural supplement such as Benifiber or small portions of grated sweet potato as a fiber alternative.

His diet consists of a breakdown of :- Lamb mussel meat, Lamb hearts , lamb livers, chicken breasts, chicken thighs, chicken necks, with added multi vitamin supplements, Salmon oil, egg yokes, Benifiber (as an alternative to PSYLLIUM POWDER), an occasional treat of tuna in water.

Any other alternative fiber suggestions would be appreciated. A suggested approach and a slightly better understanding to what degree fiber is actually necessary in the healthy functioning of cats in general would certainly help.

Your advice is appreciated.

Brian R asked:


i saw some salt wheels in petsmart the other day and i started wondering if my hamster needed one to supplement his diet like horses need. please help me decide wheather or not to get one

Future Cat Lady asked:


I try to eat a balanced diet and exercise and take a multi-vitamin everyday but still am often sluggish in the afternoon (even though I try to eat a smaller meal and have protein).

Have you found an energy supplement/pill that actually works and is safe to take?

Thanks!

Andrew H asked:


I am male in pretty descent shape, but just cant seem to get my waste smaller. I am looking for a safe supplement to aid in my diet and exercise to help get rid of this belly fat. any suggestions would be helpful thanks.

world t asked:


Right now I use diet and lots of cardio. Would like to know if there is any supplement I can use that would help give me that extra step to burn fat?
such as Hydroxcut etc?

Tim W asked:


Thank you for the response to part 1 of this question.
My little guy has had a gall bladder bypass (due to gallstones) which now discounts the gall bladder function
In this situation how should the raw diet be configured ie what is better and what is not so good (With regards his present diet)
He has been on a prescribed raw diet for plus minus two months, his weight, general demeanor, appetite, coat conditioning, eyes all give the impression of a healthy young cat.

However his stool is very inconsistent it varies from hard and solid to hard and solid with a mucous excess and occasionally slightly runny. The mucous excess has been quite predominant in the last two weeks. Opinion I have received has varied from a lack of fiber to healthy process of detoxification. I am not sure exactly where I should be looking? I have been advised of two different approaches 1.) A natural supplement such as Benifiber or small portions of grated sweet potato as a fiber alternative.

His diet consists of a breakdown of :- Lamb mussel meat, Lamb hearts , lamb livers, chicken breasts, chicken thighs, chicken necks, with added multi vitamin supplements, Salmon oil, egg yokes, Benifiber (as an alternative to PSYLLIUM POWDER), an occasional treat of tuna in water.

Any other alternative fiber suggestions would be appreciated. A suggested approach and a slightly better understanding to what degree fiber is actually necessary in the healthy functioning of cats in general would certainly help.

Your advice is appreciated.

Derridean asked:


In one book I have written by a naturopath, she says not to take supplements whilst on a detox, but she doesn’t explain why. Maybe because you are already getting maximum vitamins from all the fresh juices etc that any excess will just be more stuff that your body needs to excrete, and therefore it might actually inhibit the detox? Just a guess, but if anyone has any real knowledge about this, let me know!

krystina asked:


I understand a lot of people say that it’s pathetic to take diet pills or fat burning pills without exercise because most of it is made of caffeine. I am 17 years old and I play football, I want to really reduce my body fat percentage. I have been gaining weight because I have an ankle injury and I cannot exercise on it a lot. I want to use a safe supplement in small portions to help me achieve my goals.