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Thought I'd answer a few questions today...as I have a number of

them piling up in the ol' Inbox. So first up is:

Q: Who will win the next major golf tournament? (This one was on

top.)

A: The guy with the lowest score.

Q: Why shouldn't I buy fish oil at CostCo? It's cheaper than yours.

A: When you make decisions based solely on price, you almost always

get what you pay for. It has been proven in many a business study

that when companies purchased supplies and equipment based on price,

they paid 3-5 times as much for the product in the long run, when

all the costs were figured in.

In the last few years, a large number of companies have jumped into

health-related fields. They want to sell a large volume of product

that is at best...mediocre, and which...at it's worst, could

actually be detrimental to your health. That's why their products do

not carry a "pharmaceutical grade" label, which, their protestations

to the contrary...actually means something significant.

My Powerhouse Omega Formula undergoes special process including

"vacuum molecular distillation," which removes PCB's, heavy metals

and other environmental toxins from the oil, and third party quality

certification. These processes go beyond the standard molecular

distillation and result in virtual elimination of impurities, of all

kinds, and levels of pristine purity, well above recognized and

accepted industry standards of purity. These extra steps in the

purification process don't come cheaply, but they do insure the very

highest quality product that I can bring to market.

Q: What causes fish burps?

A: There are a couple of answers to this. First, many cheap

manufacturers use bad, or low quality fish. There is extremely heavy

demand for fish oil and these rogues only care about getting oil in

a bottle and selling it. Poor quality oil, made worse by rancidity,

often results in a fishy aftertaste and "fish burps."

Second, your body may not be used to fish oil and so you have to

introduce it to your system, slowly. It's a little like the first

time I tasted watermelon. I ate so much of it that I paid for it for

days. As a general rule, when you make any change in your diet, the

rule is, easy does it.

Third, cheaper fish oil soft gels do not have an enteric coating.

That means that the soft gels dissolve in the stomach, where they

release the fish oil, which mixes with whatever else is in there.

Say you've been drinking beer...I think you get the picture. The

enteric coating is designed to get my Powerhouse Omega Formula into

the small intestine, before it dissolves. Once it goes through that

one way door, anatomically, it cannot travel back, from whence it

came. Hence, no fish burps with my Powerhouse Omega Formula.

Q: Will fish oil help me lose weight?

A: Yes...but it isn't a weight loss pill. Even if you took it in

mega doses (which I am not recommending), it doesn't work that way.

Omega-3 fatty acids have a positive effect on your metabolism, which

means that it will help you burn more calories. But if you don't cut

back on the vittles...and exercise...you won't lose weight.

Studies have shown that when you exercise and take fish oil... you

will lose more weight...than someone who exercises, but does not

take fish oil. The exercise helps the fish oil to increase your

metabolism."

Q: Will Harry Reid win in November?

A: The best thing you could say about Harry...is that ordinarily, he

is nuts, but he does have lucid moments, when he is merely stupid.

Let's hope the good people of Nevada send him back to Dogpatch.

by: Dr.Bill

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