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Have you spoken to your physician about this at all? Personally if you have seen good come out of it why take them off. My family and I have been on JP for over a year now and we feel great and haven't been sick all year with people all around getting sick. I really think you should talk to your representative and your physician. Don't make a hasty decision.
Have you spoken to your physician about this at all? Personally if you have seen good come out of it why take them off. My family and I have been on JP for over a year now and we feel great and haven't been sick all year with people all around getting sick. I really think you should talk to your representative and your physician. Don't make a hasty decision.
"Talk to your representative"? I don't see how the opinion of a Juice Plus representative matters. A Juice Plus representative is in no way qualified to dispense medical advice; there is no training required to become a JP rep. Also the product is not intended (by law) to prevent or cure diseases. It's not something people should turn to to keep from getting sick.
If anyone intends to bother their physician with questions about Juice Plus (which the doctor will probably have never heard of), they should be sure to mention points 1-6 in my previous post (#30). That should help save some of the doc's valuable time.
I have talked to my doctor about it. He turned out to just one of the thousands that take it and recommend their patients take it. He is very aware of our need for balance in nutrition and feels JP helps, not replaces, helps. And no, he is not involved in distributing it. He just feels it is and AID in helping his family and his patients.
I have talked to my doctor about it. He turned out to just one of the thousands that take it and recommend their patients take it. He is very aware of our need for balance in nutrition and feels JP helps, not replaces, helps. And no, he is not involved in distributing it. He just feels it is and AID in helping his family and his patients.
I don't think I should broadcast my doctors name in this type of arena without his permission. I can say he has been a doctor for 18 years, did his residency at Univ of Fla, has been in family practice since in Sanford Fl.
I don't think I should broadcast my doctors name in this type of arena without his permission. I can say he has been a doctor for 18 years, did his residency at Univ of Fla, has been in family practice since in Sanford Fl.
A mysterious doctor who can't be named endorses Juice Plus. That's not very compelling. How do we know the story isn't made up? Any doctor who is going out on a limb to recommend Juice Plus should have no problem defending this advice, and if they do, then they must know that they are doing something shady. At any rate, a second-hand testimonial from a doctor that refuses to be named is as useless as it is suspicious.
Oh please! I certainly would not broadcast anyones name in a open forum for very obvious reasons. But if you need doctor references for Juice Plus, go to their site. They provide many that have authorized that use. When I see my doctor and he says it is ok to refer to him, then I may do that, but not until.
Oh please! I certainly would not broadcast anyones name in a open forum for very obvious reasons. But if you need doctor references for Juice Plus, go to their site. They provide many that have authorized that use. When I see my doctor and he says it is ok to refer to him, then I may do that, but not until.
Thanks, but I was wondering if there were any docs that recomend Juice Plus who aren't making money from it somehow.
I'll be waiting to hear whether your Juice Plus doc is willing to stand behind their recommending the product to patients.
Dr. Isadore Rosenfeld is a practicing physician and the Rossi Distinguished Professor of Clinical Medicine at New York Hospital Weil Cornell Medical Center. He was president of the New York County Medical Society and was a member of The Practicing Physicians Advisory Council for the Secretary of Health and Human Services. His evaluation is below. He is not affiliated with Juice Plus, he just has a passion for doing what he can to help people help themselves. In 1999 he received the United Nation's Citizen of the World Award.
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