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Mon, 02 Nov 2009 16:20:06 +0000

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Comment on Top 10 GNLD nutritional products by David & Heide

David & Heide — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 09:09:43 +0000

Hi Ismail. Important question, thanks.
There’s omega 3 in mother’s milk, and in many of the milk substitutes, so babies do get some of the essential nutrient as soon as they enter the world. How much they get from mummy depends on how much omega 3 she has in her own food, of course. We all know people don’t eat much oily fish nowadays, so we’re great believers in supplementation for children and adults.
Our daughter-in-law did take GNLD’s Omega 3 Salmon Oil Plus as soon as she knew she was pregnant. Omega 3 crosses the placenta, so our grandson had a head start. Pun intended! He’s a really bright 3-year-old now.
After he was born, mother fed him for a while, then put him on formula milk. Once a day, she pierced one capsule of the GNLD Salmon Oil Plus and squeezed it into his bottle of formula.
From about 8 months, his parents gave him one whole capsule a day to chew on, under their watchful eye. Typical grandparents, we thought it was a bit too soon, and imagined the capsule going down the wrong way into his wind-pipe. Nothing untoward happened.
As general advice though, I’d say it’s best to wait until the child can confidently chew properly, before popping a whole capsule into his/her mouth. While you’re waiting for that ability to develop, pierce one capsule a day and squeeze the oil into his/her food.
At first, you may want to squeeze only a bit out of the capsule at a time, so you give a little at each feed. However, GNLD’s Omega 3 Salmon Oil Plus is very pure, doesn’t have a strong fishy taste, and doesn’t cause a fishy burp, so it should be just fine if you squeeze the whole capsule into one meal.
Long story short, Ismail… yes, it’s okay for children under 1 year… one capsule a day.

Comment on Top 10 GNLD nutritional products by ismail

ismail — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 06:45:32 +0000

can children below one year given to omega-3 capsules and if yes to what dose?

Comment on Top 10 GNLD nutritional products by David & Heide

David & Heide — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 14:41:26 +0000

Hello Paul.
Have you been to your doctor? Stomach ulcers are often caused by the bacterium Helicobacter pylori, which can be treated with specific medicine.
Self-help would be to avoid irritants like tobacco, alcohol, strong coffee, and fried foods. And to eat small meals throughout the day, rather than a big lunch-time or evening meal.
As far as GNLD is concerned, Aloe Vera Plus is #1 on the list. Vitamin E is also good, because it’s a powerful antioxidant, and helps promote healing. I’m also thinking Herbal Digestive Complex would help you. It contains many herbs known to soothe, reduce inflammation, and support digestive function.
Wish you better soon, Paul.

Comment on Top 10 GNLD nutritional products by paul

paul — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 05:00:06 +0000

apart from aloe vera plus,which other suppliment suitable for persons with stomach ulcers

Comment on GNLD South Africa by David & Heide

David & Heide — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 20:03:20 +0000

Hello Shannon.
I guess a lot of people will identify with your words. Perhaps part of the problem is that some companies pay their distributors for signatures, which I think encourages the sponsor to rush off, looking for the next autograph.
GNLD doesn’t pay for signatures. The sponsor only receives a benefit if the new distributor actually does something. In other words, right from the start it’s very clear… if the sponsor doesn’t help the newbie achieve success, or if the newbie does nothing and sits back waiting for the sponsor to build his/her business for them, nothing happens.
At the end of the day, it’s all about moving products. Sponsoring tons of people, who do nothing, isn’t MLM. If products aren’t being used and sold, there’s no income-generating business.
When we sponsor someone, we make a commitment that we’ll freely give all the help the sponsored person asks for. I’ve put the last two words in italics to emphasise them. I’m useless at telepathy. And I don’t like chasing people to get them off the couch away from the TV. The best person for us is the one who asks millions of questions! Then we spring into action, enjoying working with the enthusiatic distributor. That includes training on the products, doing product demonstrations for the new person, training on GNLD’s business model, training on sales technique, and training on inviting techniques. For the latter we like very much the way Tim Sales does it in his excellent programme called ‘Professional Inviter’. You may like to sign up for his free newsletter (and get a free MLM booklet) here… http://www.firstclassmlmtools.com/
As far as meetings go, we’ve found that nowadays people don’t like driving about at night. And a lot of people prefer not to go to meetings at all, because they get enough of those at work during the day. So, our training has become tailored to suit individual needs. Want us to do a product demonstration at your house on a Saturday morning? Great: we’ll bring all the stuff and show you how it’s done. Want to meet in your lunch break to help with a prospect? Great: we’ll be there. Prefer chatting on the phone in Callmore time? Great. We’ll phone you. Prefer to do it by email? Great. Fire away.
We’re developing our online facilities to provide information (training) for distributors and customers. And of course, eventually we want to sell products online, too. A shopping cart is quite a complicated business though, as there are many issues to consider, like credit card security.
Apart from this blog, we’ve got a static website at http://www.healthybusiness.co.za I’m gradually updating. Among other things, I’ve written an explanation of how GNLD works. There’s also a product guide you can browse through online for information about all GNLD’s products available in South Africa. And I’ve started another WordPress blog linked to the website (www.healthybusiness.co.za/blog) that’s going to be mainly about the specifics of GNLD products.
GNLD doesn’t provide a website: you have to do it yourself, Shannon. Once registered with GNLD, you can get a free page for ordering online, but it’s not a website. If you don’t know how to set up a website, you’ll need to pay someone to do it for you. And then when it’s up and running there’s a monthly hosting fee. The young chap doing our hosting is very competent, enthusiatic, and charges much less than most.
I can personally help you set up a free blog at WordPress.com so you have a web presence, Shannon. There’s no hosting fee, and it’s very easy to get started.
Is it possible to build a successful MLM business on autopilot? Personally, I don’t think so. Sure, you can sell products. And you can get people to join online. But at some stage the rubber needs to hit the road for some personal interaction. MLM is, as they say, a peoples’ business. That’s a lot of the fun of it.
Would be great to have a chat with you Shannon. Would you email me your telephone number?

Comment on GNLD South Africa by Shannon

Shannon — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 18:27:51 +0000

Hi i would like more info about the Gnld business opportunity i have joined mlm before but am still unable to get anywhere with it What disappoints me is once you’ve joined you never get any help in getting started you always left in the dark. Plse also let me know, do you get a website when you join and does it work on autopilot and are you trained on how to work the system? Do you get a merchant account as well? Where and when is training held in Durban SA? Hope to hear from you soon

Comment on Top 10 GNLD nutritional products by David & Heide

David & Heide — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 10:36:31 +0000

Thanks for visiting, F. I can imagine how you feel about the prospects of having an operation done. Did you have a chance to discuss your fears and possible treatment options with your gynaecologist? Have you had a second opinion about the necessity for surgery… I always think it’s worth the cost of a second consultation. As far as GNLD is concerned, there isn’t a supplement that will specifically shrink fibroids. However, Carotenoid Complex will boost your immune system. And I’m thinking that if your immune system is strong, there is a chance that the immune cells normally responsible for ‘gobbling up’ cells that don’t fit the usual pattern, will find the fibroid cells and start to gobble them up. I’ve no facts to base this on, F., I’m just thinking out loud, clutching at straws even, but you may feel Carotenoid Complex is worth a try.

Comment on Top 10 GNLD nutritional products by F.

F. — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 20:18:42 +0000

I have Uterine Fibroid and i was told to have a surgery but i am scared, please can i use gnld products to shrink my fibroid to erradicate it entirely.

Comment on Top 10 GNLD nutritional products by David & Heide

David & Heide — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 16:05:54 +0000

Hi S. Thanks for asking about this very important topic. In South Africa, about 1,400 people get infected with HIV every day. Apart from any medical interventions, whether they go on to develop AIDS eventually, has a lot to do with the strength of their immune systems. And the strength of their immune systems, in turn, has a lot to do with what they eat, drink, and breathe in. I’m putting a couple of new posts on this blog you might like to check out… one about healthy choices for those with HIV, and one about which fruits and vegetables have the most health benefits. As far as supplements go, the GNLD supplement I personally recommend to start with, is Carotenoid Complex. You can read about this clinically-proven immune booster at our product blog, http://www.healthybusiness.co.za/blog. If you find the info there useful, please tell your friends about it: they may know someone who could benefit from it. Thanks, S.