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St. John's Wort
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T. J. Clark's Catalyzed St. John's Wort™
This exciting new product contains ingredients from
the highest quality sources. The Clark family has combined an extract
of Hyperacine, which is the active ingredient known for it's relationship
in balancing the nervous system*, along with other vitamins and minerals
to produce optimal health benefits*. In addition, they have added
a catalyst of the famous T. J. Clark's
Colloidal Trace Minerals to significantly increase rate
of absorption*.
At least one out of every 20 Americans gets depressed
each year. Many rely on antidepressants to help them cope.
A new study shows the herb St. John's Wort might
be just as effective* as pharmaceutical antidepressants, and with fewer
side effects.
The August 3, 1996 issue of the British Medical
Journal contains and analysis of approximately 25 studies that suggest
that St. John's Wort is just as helpful as
commonly used drugs*, without side effects such as headaches and vomiting.
Dr. Cynthia Mulrow, one of the study's authors,
says the findings are not surprising. "Some of the commonly used
medicines have a basis in plants and herbs, and some of the ones were developed
using plants".
Doctors in Germany have been prescribing
St. John's Wort, and it has become more popular than Prozac*. Recently
in America, St. John's Wort has been selling out as word of it's effectiveness
gets around*.
*REFERENCES:
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St. John's Wort, The Medical Letter, 39:107-108,1997.
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Linde K et al. St. John's Wort for Depression - An Overview
and meta-analysis of randomized clinical trials. British Medical
Journal, 313:253-258, 1996.
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De Smet PAGM, Nolen WA. St. John's Wort as an antidepressant:
Longer studies are needed before it can be recommended in major depression.
British Medical Journal, 313:241-242, 1996.
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St. John's Wort studies launched. Complimentary and
Alternative Medicine at the NIH 4(4);5, October 1997.
Good Housekeeping Institute. Good Housekeeping
Institute study finds drastic discrepancy in potencies of popular herbal
supplement. News release, Consumer Safety Symposium on Dietary Supplements
and Herbs, New York City, March, 1998.
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St. John's Wort™
Herb (Hyperacine)
.3% Herb used for emotional
balance*
60 Capsules per Bottle Contains:
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Thought to aid in both mental and physical
health*
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Vitamin B12
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Thought to aid in both mental and
physical health* |
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Folic Acid
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Works to regulate cell division
and is linked to normal growth and maintenance of all cells* |
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Vitamin C
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A powerful antioxidant that has
many important functions. In some cases it has been linked to improving
the body's ability to cope with stress* |
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Chromium Chelavite
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This helps in regulating blood
sugar levels* |
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L-Glutamine
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Helps maintain mental ability and
brain metabolism* |
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L-Tyrosine
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Elevates mood, used for the treatment
of anxiety, depression and insomnia* |
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TJClark Legendary
Minerals
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Significantly increases the rate
of absorption* |
EASY TO USE
Take 2 Tablets once per day.
NOTE: This product may increase sensitivity to
sunlight, especially with fair skinned individuals.
St. John's Wort may reduce the effectiveness of some
Birth Control pills, check with your Doctor.
Do Not Use in conjunction with any anti-depressant.
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After more than 75 years of creating safe and
effective nutritional supplements, you can trust T.J.Clark
& Company to care for your family.
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This information is not
intended to serve as a prescription for you, or to substitute the information
provided by your health care provider. If you have any medical conditions,
or if you are taking any medications, you should visit with your medical
professional before beginning any new dietary supplement. |
