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The ENIVA Corp. located in Blaine Minnesota, suburb of the Twin Cities, St. Paul/Minneapolis, Produces products that are liquid vitamins and minerals. I've been using some of them since October.
My energy has increased, fatigue has declined, with the combination with taking LDN it has improved me. Before i could only use my walker for transferring to my scooter or just a few feet to get into the shower. I still have to use a scooter but after 2 months I can now walk about 10 feet with my walker. Various items are improving. I have the stamina to do 3 sessions at 25 minutes a day on my Ex N' Flex EF-250 Leg Exerciser. Before, I was lucky if I could do 15 minutes.
There Vibe product is excellent. It really packs the energy.
Yes, I was skeptical at first but I can say now it's worth it.
Check the information at there web site. www.eniva.com
A person I linked up with was in a wheelchair a year ago and now is walking, she also takes Avonex. So what's there to lose.
This stuff absorbs quickly into the body, where pills have to dissolve.
They have a 10 minute phone presentation you can listen to at 1-888-363-9480. Sorry to all those not here in the states but the web site has good info.
If anyone is interested, just private email me and I will pass on some contact info.
I'm just trying to pass on something helpful.
ADJ

Adjanimals,

Great that you have discovered the power of vitamins; however, because supplements are not natural, your body will eventually build a resistance to ENIVA no matter how frequently they reformulate.

Through anecdote, interviews with patients, reference to nutrition publications, and discussions with physicians and nutrition experts, the vitamins and minerals a body gets from whole foods is infinitely better than anything that comes in a liquid, powder, or pill.

Nutrition experts have discovered over 20,000 unique food compounds in the human diet. However, far fewer than 100 are deemed as essential for life. Okay, so say that there are about 300 or so of these food compounds that are available in a supplement juice like EVIVA, that's still only 1.5% of the 20,000. How can 1.5% contain all that's necessary for a body to function and heal?

Since every day science is discovering new benefits of different food compounds. One could make a simple, logical conclusion that all the possible healing food compounds can not be entirely available in a supplement.

The best way to get all the necessary, as well as the potential healing food compounds, is from fresh, whole foods. Nutrition experts suggest that a diet that is rich with the most nutrient-dense foods (a wide color-array of fresh vegetables and fruits, and whole-grain cereals), provides a body with the most benefit.

Okay, so you don't have time or energy or the appetite to eat all these fruits and vegetables. There are ways of processing foods so a body can get highly beneficial provitamins from food. A juicer is what I use.

Even a big-time supplement guru, Michael Murray (Encyclopedia of Nutritional Supplements) is a big advocate of juicing for optimum nutrition. Check out a copy of The Complete Book of Juicing by Dr. Murray at your local library.

If you decide that you want to try out juicing, I suggest looking for a quality juicer at a second-hand store before shelling-out the big-bucks for a new Omega, JuiceMan, or Champion.

...just another nutrition sermon. Patient beware of supplement pushers!

Be Well,
Rev. Leonidas

Just an FYI.
I am not pushing ENIVA products, just suggesting.
It's helping me and I thought it would a nice idea to pass on something to others with MS. Make you own desision.
Just remember the old saying. "Don't knock it till you try it."
adjanimals

thanks for the info adjanimals, it's always good to have a variety of options available. i wish you continued improved health.
jill