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Subject: LIMU For Energy
I have been an active Triathlete for the past two years, having done Sprints, Olympics, and even the Ironman Texas in 2012. I am wondering if anyone on the site has tried any of the LIMU nutrition products (LIMU Original and BluFrog Energy Drink). In addition to 70 vitamins, nutrients, and minerals, both drinks have FUCOIDAN in them.

Not to throw out to much science, but FUCOIDAN is a sulfated polysaccharide, a complex carbohydrate molecule that is found in high concentrations in the cell walls of LIMU. This nutrient is unique and not found in any land based plants. It is a seaweed harvested in Tonga and through a patented extraction process, so the vitamins, nutrients and minerals act together to "supercharge" the FUCOIDAN so it fortifies your immune system.

I started using them both to fight pain and inflammation in my joints, and to help control my blood pressure, which had gotten a bit high over the past year. I have also been taking the BluFrog energy drinks at the past couple Tri's I did and have very good results (never bonked or got the letdown I would ordinarily get with other energy products I have tried. I have also noticed I have not had any stomach issues on the course.

I am wondering if anyone else has tried the products and had similar results? I got exposed to the product when my wife had major stomach issues, IBS, Colitis, etc, and had not found anything in the past that she can actually absorb into her system, therefore she had been anemic and has had digestion issues all her life. She tried LIMU for about 90 days and has experienced significant improvement. So much so, she has begun to sell the product. That's when I started trying the energy drink, BluFrog as well.

I will add the product site link, as well as my wife's website to review/purchase the products if anyone is interested.

https://TriSeaWeed.iamlimu.com

or the Google + site https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/112019146854942761565/



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