Re: Chris: Intramax vs. Liquivive questions.

Hi Chris,

My sister is a Chiropractor --she actually got me turned on to intramax last year since I am an RD.... I have researched an array of over the counter and HCP lines.   Honestly, a truly comprehensive, liquid, bioavailable supplement cannot be developed and marketed at $25.00 unless bulk, very inexpensive, and/or synthetic ingredients are used. If the product is sold for $25.00, manufacturing must be significantly less. Does that sound like a quality supplement?

Some of the minerals mentioned in Liquivive, such as Gadolinium for one, are never found in nature as a free element, but are contained in many rare minerals such as monazite and bastnäsite. Therefore, they are unlikely to be found in most plant-derived plants or minerals - and may not contain any known healthful benefits.

Also- intramax is cold processed, LiquiVive does not mention processing and like most other supplements are likely heat processed thereby destroying much of the beneficial action of the ingredients.

Good luck--- But bottom line its liek the old saying you get what you pay for :)