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All in one health supplement

henm

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Hi all does anyone have experience with kind of all in one ?
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Seems very interesting and I’m think to try it at half dosage per day it seems ok ??

I’m take as multi vitamin animal pak it this one is base for all important organ to ppl that workout and not
 
Well the organ health blend portion all seems to be at clinical doses. I guess if it's priced right, it's a good supplement to have.

May I recommend also Fulvic Minerals for overall well being. I use the one by Vital Earth Minerals.
 
Hi all does anyone have experience with kind of all in one ?
https://seriousnutritionsolutions.com/product/kidney-assist-xt/
Seems very interesting and I’m think to try it at half dosage per day it seems ok ??

I’m take as multi vitamin animal pak it this one is base for all important organ to ppl that workout and not

It's not a terrible formula but the price is insane for what it is (119.99).

Me and @Hyde and a couple others were discussing in another thread how comprehensive Kidney Assist XT is and how it covers so much more than just kidneys - it has ingredients for liver health, blood pressure, cardiovascular health, urinary tract health, immune support, and more.

The discussion is in the July 4th sale thread. Kidney Assist XT starts being discussed at post #41.


Kidney Assist XT is 49.99 for the 360 capsule size and 32.99 for the 180 capsule size at full price, and we offer discounted multi-pack options and 20% off sales from time to time.

Like right now, the pricing would be:

So you could literally get a 1 to 2 year supply (the 12 bottle multi-pack) for the price of a 3 month supply of that one.
 
My mind is still in shock over seeing the price on that.

A super comprehensive stack like the following wouldn't even cost that much.

A person could use all of these and spend less than that:
  • Kidney Assist XT - 360 capsule size
    • Regular Price: 49.99
    • 20% off: 39.99
    • As low as 29.99 each (12 bottle multi-pack + july4th25 code)
  • Cardiovascular Support XT
    • Regular Price: 39.99
    • 20% off: 31.99
    • As low as 24.99 each (12 bottle multi-pack + july4th25 code)
  • Blood Pressure Support XT
    • Regular Price: 39.99
    • 20% off: 31.99
    • As low as 24.99 each (12 bottle multi-pack + july4th25 code)
Worst case, at full price and on going off of the large size of Kidney Assist XT which would be 1 to 2 months depending on how many you take per day, that would be 129.97.

Going off of single unit pricing and the 20% off, that would be 103.97 for a bottle of each.

And the best case, for people that buy the multi-packs during the sale, that would be 79.97 for a bottle of each.

Here would be all of the ingredients that that stack would give you:

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I'm not knocking the product or anything, just trying to show that a person could get a much better product or comprehensive stack and still save a lot of money in the process.
 
Tnx for the great info
I was thinking to take half dosage
And than for it’s keep 2 months

But I agree it way over pricey
I need supp for heart support + multi vitamin

im searching for a product that’s fit to my medical issue
Cardiovascular Support XT
Sound great !
 
Tnx for the great info
I was thinking to take half dosage
And than for it’s keep 2 months

But I agree it way over pricey
I need supp for heart support + multi vitamin

im searching for a product that’s fit to my medical issue
Cardiovascular Support XT
Sound great !

You're very welcome.

If you're mainly looking for heart support, then Cardiovascular Support XT is a much better product anyway than that one is and its a most 1/4 of the total price.

Last year, I had thought about making just a ridiculously packed overall health product but it would have been like 129.99 or so and I didn't do it bc I wasn't sure anyone would pay that for 1 product like that. The formula I was considering was much more complete than that formula, so seeing theirs sell for that price has me thinking 'maybe' of doing something like that at some point down the road. But the one I was thinking on was so loaded it would have to be a flavored powder bc it would have taken over 30 capsules to fit everything haha.
 
im searching for a product that’s fit to my medical issue
Cardiovascular Support XT

Can't go wrong with cardiovascular support xt. We carry it at Strong Supplement Shop and I regularly have it in my daily supplement regimen!
 
I recently read about the amazing health benefits of Soursop fruit.

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@sns8778, any interest in using this in future supplements?
 
Tnx for the great info
I was thinking to take half dosage
And than for it’s keep 2 months

But I agree it way over pricey
I need supp for heart support + multi vitamin

im searching for a product that’s fit to my medical issue
Cardiovascular Support XT
Sound great !

I take Cardiovascular Support XT as a staple now, I'm on my 5th or 6th bottle and have a few bottled lined up on standby. It covers a lot of bases for general health, but also can assist with pumps, immune support, and so on.

I'm kind of thinking about doing a months or two of Kidney Support once a year just for fun as well.
 
I recently read about the amazing health benefits of Soursop fruit.

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@sns8778, any interest in using this in future supplements?

Thank you for asking.

I'm not really sold on the benefits of Graviola. It's one of those things that hit a fad spell of being overhyped and some people claiming it was great for everything known to man. And it may be a little good for some things, but I've never seen where it was great for anything.

I'd be open to it, but there would either have to be more demand or more specific research on it for certain things.
 
I recently read about the amazing health benefits of Soursop fruit.

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@sns8778, any interest in using this in future supplements?
There is a doctor who used soursop extract plus a diet that was essentially mediteraniin to put multiple cases of deadly pancreatic cancer into multi year remission. He has published his results. While not a clinical grade study(far from it) it shows better results than any current therapy. But big Pharma cant make money off it given how it occurs naturally so there is no study of it.
 
I feel like there is a large correlation between weird poorly made graphics like that and overhyping obscure foods and constituents to make them seem way more beneficial than they actually are. This looks like social media slop.



Ya I am sure it isn't that it is a complicated subject and that there are studies about potential neurotoxicity issues with the food in question, definitely just the FDA boogeyman.

Yes, I agree that pic was kinda suspect. But I did read on pubmed some of the benefits of soursop and since the OP was asking for an all in one supplement, I thought soursop would be a good candidate.

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There is a doctor who used soursop extract plus a diet that was essentially mediteraniin to put multiple cases of deadly pancreatic cancer into multi year remission. He has published his results. While not a clinical grade study(far from it) it shows better results than any current therapy. But big Pharma cant make money off it given how it occurs naturally so there is no study of it.

(My reply is not directed at you; just expanding on the subject matter since you mentioned this aspect of it).

I remember seeing something about that but I could never find anything to backup or support the claim, like could never find testimonials from real people to support it.

I had gotten interested in it and looked into a lot of the studies on it. The research and conclusions ranged from pretty simple observations to some pretty in depth ones that people could easily misinterpret if they didn't have a major understanding of the terminology being used.

One thing that I think is absolutely horrible is how many sites and companies tried to capitalize on it and sell it as a 'cancer cure' because that is them taking advantage of people that are dying or family members in vulnerable situations and trying to make money off of them.

There is no evidence that it is a cancer cure in humans.

There is limited evidence that it may be able to kill some types of cancer cells, but there have not been any human studies.
These studies were all done in a laboratory setting in test tubes, and there are a lot of things that work in a laboratory setting that don't work the same way in the human body.

To me, this is where a major issue came into play - you have (or had) companies promoting it as a 'cancer cure' without telling the full true story - that it worked in test tubes and may or may not work in humans at all and that it has the risk of some serious side effects.

Graviola contains something called annonaceous acetogenins. The main one is annonacin, which has toxic effects on the nervous system. Annonacin has been shown to cause tremors, nerve changes, and movement disorders, similar to Parkinson's.

The consumption of annonacin containing plants has been directly linked to a Parkinson's like neurodegenerative endemic to the Carribean island of Guadeloupe. Invalid Link Removed

I think that is the main reason that there have been no human clinical trials on it for cancer research.

I think that it does have some interesting anti-cancer potential, but that it needs to be researched more if possible.

But it does also have some possible neurodegenerative and neurotoxic effects that have been well-established enough that they aren't just some hypothetical possibility, but a very real one and especially in people that have any type of neurological issues.


I'm a personal responsibility type of guy - I believe that people should have the right to use it if they want to, but I feel that people deserve to know all the information about it - that it's not a 'cancer cure', that its an ingredient that has been shown in laboratory studies that it may have some benefits against certain types of cancer cells but that that has yet to be replicated in humans; and that it does come along with some potential serious side effects.

I want to quantify this too - I don't think taking a capsule or two of a Graviola supplement is going to hurt you, but I don't think that that is going to have any of the potential cancer benefits either. The risk is that as people increase the dose to try to get that benefit, they increase the risk of the serious negative effects as well.

I hope that helps anyone interested in this subject have a better understanding of it.

Personally, for anyone looking to research anti-cancer benefits, I would encourage them to look up IP6 and Apigenin studies.
 
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(My reply is not directed at you; just expanding on the subject matter since you mentioned this aspect of it).

I remember seeing something about that but I could never find anything to backup or support the claim, like could never find testimonials from real people to support it.

I had gotten interested in it and looked into a lot of the studies on it. The research and conclusions ranged from pretty simple observations to some pretty in depth ones that people could easily misinterpret if they didn't have a major understanding of the terminology being used.

One thing that I think is absolutely horrible is how many sites and companies tried to capitalize on it and sell it as a 'cancer cure' because that is them taking advantage of people that are dying or family members in vulnerable situations and trying to make money off of them.

There is no evidence that it is a cancer cure in humans.

There is limited evidence that it may be able to kill some types of cancer cells, but there have not been any human studies.
These studies were all done in a laboratory setting in test tubes, and there are a lot of things that work in a laboratory setting that don't work the same way in the human body.

To me, this is where a major issue came into play - you have (or had) companies promoting it as a 'cancer cure' without telling the full true story - that it worked in test tubes and may or may not work in humans at all and that it has the risk of some serious side effects.

Graviola contains something called annonaceous acetogenins. The main one is annonacin, which has toxic effects on the nervous system. Annonacin has been shown to cause tremors, nerve changes, and movement disorders, similar to Parkinson's.

The consumption of annonacin containing plants has been directly linked to a Parkinson's like neurodegenerative endemic to the Carribean island of Guadeloupe. Invalid Link Removed

I think that is the main reason that there have been no human clinical trials on it for cancer research.

I think that it does have some interesting anti-cancer potential, but that it needs to be researched more if possible.

But it does also have some possible neurodegenerative and neurotoxic effects that have been well-established enough that they aren't just some hypothetical possibility, but a very real one and especially in people that have any type of neurological issues.


I'm a personal responsibility type of guy - I believe that people should have the right to use it if they want to, but I feel that people deserve to know all the information about it - that it's not a 'cancer cure', that its an ingredient that has been shown in laboratory studies that it may have some benefits against certain types of cancer cells but that that has yet to be replicated in humans; and that it does come along with some potential serious side effects.

I want to quantify this too - I don't think taking a capsule or two of a Graviola supplement is going to hurt you, but I don't think that that is going to have any of the potential cancer benefits either. The risk is that as people increase the dose to try to get that benefit, they increase the risk of the serious negative effects as well.

I hope that helps anyone interested in this subject have a better understanding of it.

Personally, for anyone looking to research anti-cancer benefits, I would encourage them to look up IP6 and Apigenin studies.
Curcumin(C3 Complex) , French Grape Seed Extract VX1 along with IP6 and Apigenin is my personal anti-cancer stack.
 
Curcumin(C3 Complex) , French Grape Seed Extract VX1 along with IP6 and Apigenin is my personal anti-cancer stack.

I had forgotten to mention C3 Curcumin Complex in that list, but agreed, that is definitely a great one.

I've always been surprised that IP6 doesn't get talked about more on here for the anti-cancer benefits.
 
Thank you for asking.

I'm not really sold on the benefits of Graviola. It's one of those things that hit a fad spell of being overhyped and some people claiming it was great for everything known to man. And it may be a little good for some things, but I've never seen where it was great for anything.

I'd be open to it, but there would either have to be more demand or more specific research on it for certain things.

It's making the rounds on tocktic as the "dr oz" and "womens world" crowd have all been asking about it in our store. Sigh. And yes I am dating myself with those two references lol.
 
To be clear are we recommending kidney xt as the best overall full body health aid when compared to the other sns health series? Any thoughts on using all 3 at half dose?
 
To be clear are we recommending kidney xt as the best overall full body health aid when compared to the other sns health series? Any thoughts on using all 3 at half dose?

If a person were only picking one product, Kidney Assist XT probably covers the most bases in one product.

BUT using one product in general to cover a lot of different bases is never going to be ideal bc each respective one specializes in being the best for what its for.

A lot of people stack Kidney Assist XT, Cardiovascular Support XT, and Blood Pressure Support XT.

You asked about doing half doses - if stacking the 3, I think that half dose on Blood Pressure Support XT is fine unless you specifically are really trying to target blood pressure issues. I would suggest the full dose on Cardiovascular Support XT bc it is good for so many different things and is dosed perfectly for them.
 
A lot of people stack Kidney Assist XT, Cardiovascular Support XT, and Blood Pressure Support XT.

Ultimate support stack right there!
 
Is there a discounted combined stack of the 3?

There is for Blood Pressure Support XT & Cardiovascular Support XT.

https://seriousnutritionsolutions.c...r-support-xt-blood-pressure-support-xt-stack/

There are multi-pack deals on Kidney Assist XT.

We will do a stack for all three together, but we're low stock on Kidney Assist XT at the moment, so it'll be when we get the next batch in that we'll do that stack. Cholesterol Support XT should hopefully be in around the same time too.
 
My mind is still in shock over seeing the price on that.

A super comprehensive stack like the following wouldn't even cost that much.

A person could use all of these and spend less than that:
  • Kidney Assist XT - 360 capsule size
    • Regular Price: 49.99
    • 20% off: 39.99
    • As low as 29.99 each (12 bottle multi-pack + july4th25 code)
  • Cardiovascular Support XT
    • Regular Price: 39.99
    • 20% off: 31.99
    • As low as 24.99 each (12 bottle multi-pack + july4th25 code)
  • Blood Pressure Support XT
    • Regular Price: 39.99
    • 20% off: 31.99
    • As low as 24.99 each (12 bottle multi-pack + july4th25 code)
Worst case, at full price and on going off of the large size of Kidney Assist XT which would be 1 to 2 months depending on how many you take per day, that would be 129.97.

Going off of single unit pricing and the 20% off, that would be 103.97 for a bottle of each.

And the best case, for people that buy the multi-packs during the sale, that would be 79.97 for a bottle of each.

Here would be all of the ingredients that that stack would give you:

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I'm not knocking the product or anything, just trying to show that a person could get a much better product or comprehensive stack and still save a lot of money in the process.

These formulas are top tier.
 
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