Hello, Vibrant Reader!

We've been very excited about Candice Covington's adventures in India over the past couple of weeks. Her purpose in going over there was to locate a good source for some exotic essential oils that she is going to be making into formulas. We have agreed to market those new formulas, and I think they will be a significant cut above what's out there right now. Candice has kept us up on the latest, and you are invited to read her latest message (see link below).

Back on the health front, there are two issues that have gotten some media attention lately that I would like to add my support to. One is limiting the use of cell phones. Dr. Mercola has been an outspoken advocate for this for a long time, and recently spent two days with Dr. George Carlo. Dr. Carlo was given millions in grant money from the telecommunications industry in the 90's to prove that cell phone use was safe. What he found was definite evidence to the contrary (ARTICLE).

The other issue is the often-overlooked gluten intolerance, sometimes referred to as celiac disease. It has been one of the most pervasive undiagnosed conditions, affecting millions of Americans who have been told it is something else. AlterNet has an excellent article about this and a case history of one woman who cried when she finally had an answer to her "mysterious" condition (ARTICLE).

Although it's been a bit drier than normal here in Western Oregon, autumn is definitely fully upon us. The trees have all turned their festive oranges and reds, the grass has greened back up and filled in its winter growth, and there's a fresh nip in the air that just makes you feel like taking a deep breath. As I exhale, I give thanks for all the grand blessings life bestows upon us every hour. We have only to reach out and embrace every moment.

Until next week...

In vibrant health,

Shay Arave
President
Pure Energy Rx

 

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Cyclone Cider: Herbal Flu Shot...
by Mike Adams, Health Ranger

Every herbalist worth the name has a version of this fantastic formula. It's now available for sale, but is quite expensive. I don't pay high prices, though. I pay somewhere around $10 a quart to make it myself. Fire Cider, Cyclone Cider--call it what you will, I call it magic.

Grab a few handfuls of the following, all fresh: ginger, onion, horseradish, garlic, and lemon. Roughly chop them up and pack into a 1-quart canning jar, leaving a few inches at the top. Add anywhere from 1/2 to 2 teaspoons (or more if you like it really spicy!) of cayenne pepper. Cover with organic raw apple cider vinegar. Cover the top of the jar with a square of waxed paper before placing lid on, then seal. This is to stop the acid in the vinegar corroding the metal lid.

Shake well and leave on your kitchen counter, out of direct sunlight. Every time you walk by that jar, give it another shake. You may also want to talk to it, sing, recite poetry, smudge sacred herbs, dance, tell it a good joke or whatever you like to make your medicine more potent.

For two weeks, shake the jar and do your magic. At the end of two weeks, pour it through a kitchen strainer, wash your canning jar out well, and return the liquid to the jar. You may want to add, at this point, a few tablespoons glycerin (which will give it a pleasant sweetness, a nice foil for the hot, tart taste) or honey. If you add honey, you'll need to refrigerate it, but glycerin requires no refrigeration. I strongly recommend buying some 2 ounce dropper bottles because you'll want a bottle at your desk, in your kitchen, by your bedside, and in the car. Use liberally to boost immunity, fight infection, soothe the throat, open the sinuses, stimulate circulation and energy, and generally improve health. Add to soup or salad to spice them up and give a boost--though I usually just drop it directly into my mouth... >>> MORE

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Candice Covington in India
Our resident aromatherapist, Candice Covington, and her husband, Charles, are in India in search of exotic essential oils for new formulas to be released soon. She reports from Bangalore: "We have selected our first batch of essential oils to be sold as single notes. We found a treasure in a local Bangalore family. This family's focus is on using native Indian plants from the south, they are in process of converting and certifying all of their farming practices to be organic. They personally over-see the whole process from, tilling the soil, planting the seeds, tending of the plants to harvest and distillation. In fact, the oldest daughter of the Krishna family Chandra Lekha is training in the art of perfume, and will be an active part of her family's growth in this business. We look forward to growing with them as well..." >>>> MORE

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New Discount on the E-Formulas!

$5.00 off!

After nearly 10 years, we have decided to reduce the prices on our most popular product, the E-Formulas: E-1 (Balance), E-2 (Digest Aid), E-3 (Energy Cream), and E-4 (Foundation/Immune). We have been offering these dependable formulas for $30 in the 1 oz. bottle, and the 4 oz. of E-3 Lotion. That is now reduced to $25.

We have also decided to discount the case price (12 units), for each of the E-Formulas to $250, so you are getting two free with the purchase of a case of 12 (it was previously $300). That's a $50 savings!

We are continuing to offer the Life Energy Super Pack (all four formulas), for $100. And, remember, you can save an additional $10 if you decide to do a monthly autoship.

We always recommend using the E-Formulas along with our Transformation Enzyme products, as well as our Specialty Products. If you haven't checked these out lately, please do!

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