cellfood

I have nothing against Cellfood (except the price)...as I haven't tried it nor done much research
 
Been using cellfood on and off for a few years now and noticed a few things with it.
Firstly, when I train I use a heart rate monitor. I write down my meals, sleep, sleep quality and general health feeling. This gets entererd into the workout data field along with the heart rate downloaded data.

The correlation between using cellfood and a general lower heart rate during training is visible. My feeling good days generally also are more frequent when I was using cellfood.

The amount of times I got sick was also recuced when using cellfood.

This was done over a 6 month period. I cannot write off coincidence or placebo effect though. But from my point of view, I notice some minor benefits, and that's worth the 200 rand I think.

I am starting to train seriously again, and will be trying it again. Will be interesting to plot the data again and see what comes of it
 
Smitham said:
Have fibromyalgia for 5 years now. Nothing helped. Constant pain, severe neck & back spasms. Went for triggerpoint injections that helped a bit, but treatment is very painful. I tried everything on the market, with no success.

Started 5 weeks ago with Cellfood and the FIRST TIME in 5 years, I feel like a new person. Can enjoy weekend with family. Previously, spending weekends in bed trying to recover from previous week that I can go to work the next week.

This is really a miracle product. Took "shock treatment" first. Read the Pamphlet. Going through a bottle a week, it's nogal expensive, but EVERY PENNY WORTH!!!!!
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Nice try, Cellfood sales associate...
 
Hogwash. I have a degree in molecular biology and I can tell you one answer: PLACEBO EFFECT.

Yes some people might have certain minute deficiences on minerals in their bodies but the stuff cellfood claims it can do oms..... And the pseudoscience jargon HAHAHAHAHAHA 'vortex energy' wtf!?! What do they change the electron spin or something???

If only laymen (no offense to anyone here) knew how intricately balance a living cells is and how finite the amounts of trace elements have to be in order for a cell to stay healthy!

I bet cellfood a gazillion rand that 99% of their minerals end up in your urine cos the body doesnt need it.
 
Edduck said:
I bet cellfood a gazillion rand that 99% of their minerals end up in your urine cos the body doesnt need it.
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Kinda like when I take a multi vitamin and a hour later my pee glows in the dark??? lol

I know a lot of the minrals and stuff goes to waste....but I take it anyway because I dont eat veggies so I take my multi vitamin and Omega 3&6 just to make sure I have all the goodies I need. :-)

Wont waste money on something like cellfood though. Sounds a bit abra cadabra to me.
 
Careful now
A Cochrane Collaboration meta-analysis of 47 studies found a net harm from taking vitamins A, C, and E.

Taking only the 47 low-bias trials, involving 180,938 people, they found that supplements as a whole increased the death rate by 5 per cent. When the supplements were taken separately, beta carotene increased death rates by 7 per cent, vitamin A by 16 per cent, and vitamin E by 4 per cent. Vitamin C gave contradictory results, but when given singly or in combination with other vitamins in good-quality trials, increased the death rate by 6 per cent.

Selenium was the only supplement to emerge with any credit. It appears to cut death rates by 10 per cent when given on its own or with other supplements in high-quality trials, but the result is not statistically significant.
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