Optibiotix Health Share Discussion Threads

[parob] 25/2/2019 07:56

Thanks for sharing nik. Didn't realise we'd been in The Telegraph too!

[nobbygnome] 25/2/2019 07:56

Anyone have an order no from a recent order so we can determine the effect of all these adverts?

[parob] 25/2/2019 07:53

Ryan,Using this referral programme:hTTps://tinyurl.com/y3y9jnbvIf you get a friend/family member/work colleague to buy the products they will receive a 25% discount and you will be credited £5 for each one you sign up. Seems the best deal at the moment.

[ryansledge] 25/2/2019 07:42

Where is the best place/site to buy LPLDL and go figure products at the moment? Are there any deals on? ThanksRyan

[parob] 25/2/2019 07:10

Only one week to go until Fred joins. Frederic was Vice President of Sales for Nutrition Solutions at Agropur, a company with annualised sales of $6.4 billion (2017), and will join us from 1 March 2019.

[rayrac] 24/2/2019 22:54

Nothing compelling so far slarty, especially from you. To be perfectly honest, I don’t think you could think your way out of a maze designed for children. So stop giving uninformed advice.

[slartybartfaster] 24/2/2019 18:29

Compelling. Only a fool void of trent spotting vision would ignore this opportunity.

[shrewdmole] 24/2/2019 16:22

Parob

And then we will have India (hopefully tata) and the US corporate deals to come that will need pricing in!

Let’s not forget there were ongoing deals that were waiting for gras accreditation so they should now come through pretty quick.

Shrewdie

[parob] 24/2/2019 12:01

IMO the 4 deals from Jan/Feb and the 2 RNS from this past week are about to get priced in...

[pol123] 24/2/2019 10:41

Does he still post....lol, thats why there is a filter option. Leave him as a lone voice posting to himself

Just filter to achieve this.

[nobbygnome] 24/2/2019 08:18

>> RK

Your votes really are a waste of time because the number of people who can vote 'down' is limited to paid up members. So the ayes are always likely to win...

[slartybartfaster] 23/2/2019 22:50

Idiot r us Raytit.

[imnotlong] 23/2/2019 22:02

Works for me.

But I don’t expect it.

Will be happy with just Tata Slimbiome & Lpgos to follow.

But hopeful there will be much more, sooner rather than later. Diamond knows.....

[pol123] 23/2/2019 21:42

Starbucks/TATA JV...SlimBiome anyone

[pol123] 23/2/2019 21:11

Should be an interesting few weeks and months ahead, for sure. I get the feeling Im not alone in thinking we are on the cusp of another leg up. Great positivity and quality posts folks, well appreciated by the vast majority

[rayrac] 23/2/2019 20:18

I should imagine the green thumbs are even more tired!

Got to laugh!

The market was promised contract news end of last year/beginning of this year. Not one agreement into contracts...is it goodbye to TATA et al? LPLDL doesn’t work according to the figures given here on this site by you guys...5.1% bp and 13.9% cholesterol! Those figures are way under what is required to displace the usual medication!

The nhs are looking the other way..it’s obvious, they would be jumping all over the so called LPLDL and its so called effect on the microbiome!

Now let the bitter little green trolls tire themselves out. :)

[dire cons] 23/2/2019 18:56

Shrewdie, it looks as though little red-thumb is past his beddie-boes, diddums! all this red-thumbing must tire out the bitter little troll.
Got to laugh!

[shrewdmole] 23/2/2019 18:29

Risky

If it can be labelled green as fibre that’s massive. With the regulations on food colour coding that is a huge advantage.

Pol - totally agree. That US market just opened up and the contracts that were probably agreed subject to getting gras should flow now. As you say it will also give a hell of a lot of credibility in other countries too.

Opti spend money very wisely.

S

[riskybusiness1] 23/2/2019 16:11

ShrewdSlimbiome does not need Gras. The three ingredients are commercially available and well researched but are not novel. The combination of the three ingredients working in synergy is the novelty behind slimbiome. Sweetbiotix is exceptionally novel but it is a fibre so I am not sure if it needs specific Gras approval. SOH mentioned before bout the regulations should allow Sweetbiotix to be labelled as green on the colour coding of packaging because it is fibre. This would mean replacing unhealthy sugars that would otherwise be labelled red on food packaging.

[nobbygnome] 23/2/2019 15:55

>> belgrano

The probiotic treatments will be used to enhance the efficacy of the conventional drugs so all the work on those drugs hasn't been wasted.

[belgrano2] 23/2/2019 15:45

Seems we've spent decades looking at differing drugs and those trials, trying to find cures for differing aliments, its ironic that potential cures have been inside us all the time. Fully agree with previous statements regarding the next healthcare breakthrough...seems we are already seeing it.