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EPISODE · Aug 16, 2015 · 1H 7M

Long Term Beneficial Effects of Tonic Herbs and Adaptogens

from Sound Health Options - Richard ~ TalkToMeGuy & Sharry Edwards

Paul Gaylon likes to be on the cutting edge. President and founder of Herbal Products & Development, he has studied herbs and formulated innovative herbal products and whole food concentrates for over 30 years. Through his extensive travels, he has become knowledgeable in both native and foreign herbs. Having studied medicinal plants in many countries, Paul created the concept of a Natural First Aid Kit for travelers in 1991. The kit was the first of its kind marketed in the U.S. Seeing the need for high-energy nutrition for highly active people. The full range of nutritional and natural products that Paul has helped bring to the market includes nutritional green foods, seed oil blends, enzymes, antioxidants, vitamin and mineral antioxidant blends, fluid extract herbal combinations, nutritional chocolates, probiotics, skin care, other concentrated powder blends, as well as bulk powder extracts. Gateway to Paul Gaylon sites and research Free screening of the great Jeff hayes documentary 'Bought'  Sound Health Options

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