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Oct 29, 2010: I just wanted to share a few things with you. I've found that when making a liver powder drink, the more tart ingredients you use the less liver taste there is. I use pineapple juice, a banana, strawberries, and a chunk of frozen grated coconut. My wife is from the Philippines, and tells me grated coconut is from the older coconuts, which are used to make coconut milk. You can find it in Asian supermarkets in frozen packets. I thaw it, cut into chunks and re-freeze. I've also tried liver powder with tomato juice, and it intensifies it to where it's nearly unbearable. Sincerely J

Sept 22, 2010: I just wanted to give you some feedback on your products. I started taking some glandular supplements from another company about a year ago, and have been switching over to yours as I use those up. Those are quite expensive, so I was happy to find your bulk products.

The liver, which I started first, improved my energy level quite a lot. I recently started the thymus from you and the effects are very noticeable. I would normally have a cup of tea first thing every day and really noticed if I skipped it, since my energy level would be low and I would get a headache. Since starting the thymus I have no caffeine craving. I didn't intentionally try to stop or reduce caffeine consumption, I just suddenly realized I'd gone several days without drinking any tea or coffee and didn't miss is at all. I take the liver and thymus slightly differently than your instructions - I mix 3 tsp of the liver and 1 tsp of the thymus with 1 cup water and 1 tsp raw apple cider vinegar and drink once a day, usually in the evening, because I have raw milk and raw eggs in the AM.

I take the adrenal mostly as a precautionary measure because I have had problems with adrenal insufficiency. Interestingly, I have a young dog that is very wonderful, except that she had issues with an excessive fear response (no aggressiveness). It reminded me very much of how I felt with adrenal insufficiency, so I started her on 1 tsp of adrenal gland mixed with her food each day. The difference has been amazing. She simply no longer exhibits any more fear reaction than any typical dog. Thanks you for offering these products at a reasonable price. SG

Sept 18, 2010: Hello, Would you be able to give me a bit more information about Mike Brown's Diagnostic Bodybuilding book? Thanks, K

Did you watch the short videos on the Introduction and first 6 chapters of Diagnostic Bodybuilding?

Mike Brown spent 7 years to research the material in this book using real people and himself on which to base his conclusions.

All chapters are listed on the web page: Diagnostic Bodybuilding. There is an index at the end of the book that you can use for looking up specific issues. Sincerely, Dianne

August 27, 2010: I want to make dog biscuits with powdered liver as an ingredient. Can`t find a recipe. Powdered liver is sold for use in white poodle food to alleviate staining from eyes. Why does that work? Would its use in dog biscuits have the same effect? xx

You can find various dog biscuit recipes on the Internet and there are books with dog recipes in them. I make frozen treats using one cup of creamed organic brown rice (cooled), a baked organic sweet potato (cooled), organic chicken broth, 2 tablespoons of liver powder, and 2 tablespoons of cashew butter. I use a VitaMix to puree the sweet potato with the rice and enough chicken broth to make it a pourable liquid. Then I add the other ingredients to the mix. After thoroughly mixing them in, pour into ice cube trays and freeze for a nice bite sized snack.

I have also used half a tablespoon of liver powder mixed with water and craisins (unsulfured dried cranberries) for UTI. It's the only way to get some dogs to eat the craisins.

You can use the liver powder by mixing half a teaspoon in with canned dog food once a day. You can add a little water if you mix it in with dry food.

I don't know why it would alleviate staining from the eyes. Maybe the B vitamins in it help the dog's immune system fight the condition.

[Note: Some of the above has been added to my original email response because of what I learned after sending it.] Sincerely, Dianne

Hi: I am interested in trying either of the above and I understand the importance of choosing the right source. Where does your bitter melon, cerasse come from? Would also like to know which would be the more effective for reducing glucose, the powder or the tea bags? Thank you. Graciela

The cerasse is from Jamaica and is organic. It is bitter but drinkable. I have had diabetic customers obtain good results from the cerasse. The tea bags only require steeping for 3-5 minutes, the longer the stronger the tea. The bitter melon is from the Amazon rainforest and is organic. Because it is powder it is very strong (stronger than the cerasse) and the brewed tea may require diluting with water in order to drink in. The brewing of this tea takes 20 minutes and settling an additional 10 minutes before straining (leaving the powder in the pot). These are both from the same plant. Sincerely, Dianne

June 23, 2010: I have the liver powder and haven't really taken it very well. I am now pregnant and think my iron is getting low. I am wondering if it is safe to take this while I am pregnant, or if I should just fight back my dislike of eating actual liver, and just do that? Thanks for your time, AM

Dear AM, Congratulations. The liver powder will help your nutritional requirements while pregnant. It will also help the nutritional requirements of your baby. A tablespoon six days a week would be good or every other day if you want to take less. You don't need to eat actual liver while taking the liver powder. Another organ meat you might want to consider is buffalo heart which you can get from various buffalo ranches and some grocery stores. It tastes like a roast. Sincerely, Dianne

June 2, 2010: Product arrived in a timely manner. As always, Thank You. Regards, James

March 31, 2010: Thank you for the quick delivery of the liver powder. I take liver powder and bee pollen on workout days. Talk about rocket fuel! Sincerely, Anthony

March 29, 2010: I've already seen myself making gains back quickly since a long layoff of training. So I'm actually really enjoying it! I'll definitely be ordering more. I'm looking forward to the all new Samson/Superman version of myself that's beginning to bloom! Big thumbs up! Great Product! Blessings, William

March 5, 2010: On your packaging it says not to eat any dairy calcium. Does this include supplemental calcium in a multi-vitamin form? Calcium from orange juice with it added? etc...etc... Thanks!!

February 26, 2010: Hi Dianne, I followed your link from Good Teeth from birth to death. I listened to a recording of an interview by Judd and have been using soap ever since. I do think I need to get some dental work done however and was wondering if you have any referrals or what type of dentist to look for. Although, I am in California, if you have any suggestions as to where to look or how to look for an alternative dentist I’d appreciate it. Thanks, Heather

Dear Heather, Try to find a Holistic Dentist. Another great help to the teeth is to brush with a mix of cayenne pepper and salt. A man was told by his dentist he was going to lose a tooth so the man started using the cayenne pepper/salt mix to brush his teeth. Six months later the dentist asked what he had been doing because the tooth was back to normal. Sincerely, Dianne

February 19, 2010: Hello, Do you still offer the books "The Romance of the Wheat" & "The Upper Crust" by Carole Collins? I would like to purchase them, but did not see them on you web book list. Thank you, Jan

February 17, 2010: Hi Dianne Are there any general directions on the use of the Cerasse Tea? The Cerasse far better tasting then many potions I've tasted/used over the years, especially the dried cow parts I ordered :-) N-joy Sean

Use one tea bag for each cup desired. Slowly pour fresh bubbling, boiling water over tea bag and allow to steep for 3-5 minutes to strength desired. Serve piping hot or pour over ice tea for a refreshing cool drink. Add lemon or sugar to taste, or substitute honey as a natural, healthful sweetener. Sincerely, Dianne

February 8, 2010: Dianne, Can or should the beef liver powder be refrigerated? Dennis

Dennis, You can if you want to. It is not necessary. Without refrigeration the shelf life is 5 years. Sincerely, Dianne

January 7, 2010: I am looking at your web site and had a question. I eat liver and love the nutritional benefits it provides. I see your Powdered Desiccated Argentine Beef Liver that you have available for purchase. Is it in capsule form? I want my children to have the benefits of liver nutrition, but they refuse to eat liver and I'm not sure they would go for a powder. How is it taken by children? Thanks, O

Dear O, I don't have it in capsules but others may have it available. A little girl takes it and you may have seen her story by her mother on my website but if you didn't, it's here. Some people put it in chocolate soy milk (a couple pinches) and they can't even taste it. Mike Brown brought all his children up on it and they love the taste. They are all healthy and were tops in the sports they participated in. The secret is to start with a very small amount that can hardly be detected and slowly increase it. Sincerely, Dianne

Thanks for the info. Is the powder in a form that it can be encapsulated? We have a capsule-maker. Thanks, O

January 4, 2010, Question on partial rep bench and deadlift: When you start the goal weight 2" 2x10 reps then next workout do 4" with the same weight, what do you do after that? Do you keep going down gradually each workout? Also when you do the workout on the deadlift where the person each workout gradually lowered the weight until all the way down, do you do bottom half reps and full reps with it. Thanks Darrell

In either case you work up to 20 reps and then increase the travel about 1/6 inch at a time. The example of William Boone should be in the Samson book (p. 90). If you try to go from 2 to 4 inch travel you will go from an exercise to an impossibility. Sincerely, Dianne

December 27, 2009: Dear Dianne, ... I couldn't help wondering if you might have some insight into the health of our four legged friends. We have 3 Weimeraners that share our home and that we have fed what we believed was the best food we could afford. ... I'm in a quandary, I need to do better for our dogs but I'm really not sure how to go. I have no intention of making my problems yours, but I would greatly appreciate any insight you might have. Thanks, Jay

Dear Jay, I have heard that too much acid in the body can cause various conditions. Can you remember from science class that baking soda (a base) will neutralize acid? I've heard that in Italy they have started injected baking soda to treat cancer. A good way to cleanse the body (and I suspect alkalinize it) is to soak in baking soda and Epson salts.

I try to buy organic for my dogs. If it's too expensive for you, you can buy organic food and cook it for them yourself. A 10-day diet on brown rice (only brown rice, water, and salt), as much as you want, is also a great cleansing method. The body gets full nutrition and it has more time to heal since brown rice is so easy to digest. I've never tried it with a dog but it may work. Sincerely, Dianne

December 26, 2009: Dear Dianne; I feel compelled to thank you for your efforts to help humanity. I'm referring to Leviticus11.com. I'm 57 years old and don't remember finding so much good information in one place. The internet is awash in opinion, sales pitches, and idiots working to aggrandize themselves but I found none of that there. Neither did you want me to buy your book before telling me the life changing secret!

Since 1970 I've made several efforts at building my body, which strangely, repeated memberships to various health clubs, regardless of how many reps I watched people do, never seemed to help. Working construction in the high desert on the other hand turned me into rock. I was in fine shape till the addition of a meth user to our crew and 38,200 lbs of steel on my left foot sent me down a path I nearly died on.

By the time the photos of you were taken in 2003 my 6'2" frame was invisible under 398 lbs of nearly dead flesh. I finally gave up on doctors and began struggling way back to health. I'm now 230 lbs, far more healthy, but sadly, have learned only a little of what you know. Thanks for the information, I'll do my best to use it. Happy Holidays! Jay

Dear Jay, Thank you for the kind words. I hope you can continue to recover. From experience I know we most likely will not be able to completely heal our injuries (at least in this world) but we can do our best with what God gave us. Sincerely, Dianne

November 11, 2009: 2 Questions - What is the size of the patches? Is there a scent when you're wearing the patch? Thanks for the info. DN

The patches are approximately 2 7/8" x 2 1/8"aybe 3"). There is a pleasant scent with all of them but especially the lavender which is helpful for sleeping and aromatherapy is part of the effect of the patch. I don't notice the scent when I wear them but I don't wear them on my chest as recommended because I use them for the "spot" effect. I.e., arnica on bruises, sore feet or muscles, tea tree on dry skin spots in winter, rose geranium on an aching ovary. I would wear the eucalyptus if I needed it and it would be worn on the chest and the scent is part of the healing. Sincerely. Dianne

Actually I like the idea of a "scent". I'm a "smell" person. I just wondered if I would be able to wear them to work without bothering other's who may have sensitive noses. DN

The patches can be cut into smaller pieces for a "test" run. They are not overpowering like perfume. I think the strongest is the lavender for sleep. Sincerely, Dianne

October 21, 2009: I love your articles in Leviticus 11. I am a faithful drinker of wild oregano tea. It gives me energy. I take a cup every night. it helps me for tiredness, feeling down and also for aches and pains.--R

September 4, 2009: Hi I was checking out your sight and you had a book about teeth by Gerard Judd. Do you sell teeth soap as described in his book or do you recommend a particular type? Thanks Daniel

Dear Daniel, On my Good Teeth page, I have links to a tooth soap that works well if you page down. Sincerely, Dianne

September 3, 2009: Hello Dianne, My hips are off 1/2 inch to 1 inch, I have pain on the right side of my lower back, currently, I go to chiropractor and the help is temporary. Can you do anything for me? I read an article you wrote and I am hopeful. Thanks, Trey

Dear Trey, If you lay face up on a sturdy surface, is the left hip point higher than the right or vice versa? If you turn over is one buttock higher than the other? If this is the case, you may use a small rolled up towel to boost the lower side to equal the higher side. It's really hard to explain so I'm not sure I'm getting the point across. Also, you can use a sturdy pillow under the thighs up to the buttocks while facing up. Lying in these positions for about 15 minutes will help to release the tighter muscles which will equalize the levels. I'm not sure if the above will make sense to you. I think that Mike shows how this works in the video Bodybuilding the Right Way. This was a seminar Mike did in Dallas in 2003. If I get a chance in the next week, I will try to capture that part of the video and post it. Sincerely, Dianne

Tim, If you take a teaspoon a day, 3-6 times a week, approximately 12 weeks (estimate).Quite a few people take with the liver and say it acts like octane booster for the liver. Sincerely, Dianne

August 25, 20009: Thank you for the quick deliveries, it is always appreciated. Jeffery

August 25, 2009: Hi Dianne, quick question: What is the best way to "take care" of the Samson cable bands? Do they even need maintenance? If so, what do you use and how often? Thanks in advance. Jayson

Dear Jayson, I just use coconut oil (either kind: to eat or for use on skin) to add a little moisture to them when they start to look a little dull. You could do it after using them also.

Be sure to keep them in the closet or other dark area when you're not using them. I like to keep mine in a plastic bag during storage too. You can get large plastic zipper bags that would hold them without doubling them over. Sincerely, Dianne

Dear Ray, No, it isn't. Most people could not afford it if it was. The cost is unbelievably high. I suggest you try organic milk with organic eggs in a drink mixture with (if you have a good blender) some organic pineapple and papaya in the mix. These four ingredients would be about as close to those in Mits' Protein. It won't be the same but should have a similar effect on the body. It won't be the same but should have a similar effect on the body. Sincerely, Dianne

Thanks Dianne. I love the site. It's no nonsense, straight to the point. My health blog takes the same approach. I don't really make exceptions but I will try the protein anyway. People are ready to pay for quality food that gets results. If you do make it organic, I will help spread the word. Check it out

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