Video: Liquid Power Multi V and Pregnancy!
July 28, 2010 by CAOH
Filed under Dr. E's Health Programs, Dr. Ettinger's Thoughts, Liquid Power (multi-vitamin/mineral), Recent Posts, Videos, Vitamins and Minerals
Liquid Power Multi-V™
Liquid Power Multi-V™ is Perfect For the Entire Family!
Literally thousands of happy loyal users!
- Over 340 distinct ingredients!
- 100% Vegetarian
- Hypoallergenic (No soy, wheat, egg, shellfish, corn, or milk)
- Glucose Free
- Low Glycemic Index of 25
A vegetarian multi vitamin-nutrient complex with a proprietary blend of 10 Sea Vegetables, Whole Chlorella and Phytoplankton!
Contains a "Synergy Blend™" of super fruits, vegetables, antioxidants, and phytonutrients! The most unique and complete liquid multi-nutrient supplement available! There is literally nothing else like it on the market. You must compare the ingredients to other brands – nothing is more potent or comprehensive.
"Liquid Power Multi-V™ is an amazing tasting, one of a kind, 100% natural and certified vegetarian, whole-food antioxidant supplement. Liquid Power Multi-V™ possesses the most complete combination of vitamins, nutrients, minerals, fruits, berries, sea vegetables, green foods, phyto-nutrients, enzymes, amino acids, fatty acids and herbs.
The most bio-available liquid nutrition comes from a whole food sources – Liquid Power Multi-V™. This is because whole food sources contain a complete make-up of carbohydrates, proteins, phyto-nutrients, enzymes, and thousands of other complex complementary compounds, which create a “synergy”, that isolates and synthetic nutrients don’t have. Compare and you will see; Liquid Power Multi-V™ has no equal, and it's perfect for the entire family!"
Marcus Ettinger DC, BSc.
Is it okay to mix Goji, Acai and Multi-Vitamins?
Q: Dr. Ettinger
I have been mixing your Liquid Power Multi V with your Goji Fusion – at a ratio of 1:2 respectively. Is it OK to mix these and take them together? If so, could I also add in liquid Acai Max? Would it be OK to mix the three items?
Thanks
Robert Griffin
A: Robert,
Yes, it is perfectly okay. Enjoy!
Sincerely,
Marcus Ettinger BSc, DC
Later the same day: P.S. I definitely sense there’s something about your products (the one’s I’ve tried) which sets them apart from other similar products. Whatever you’re doing, keep doing it. Please don’t fall into the trap of compromising to make more money. So many companies turn greedy and ruin themselves in the long run that it’s become an epidemic. Keep up the great quality!
Take care
RKG
Don’t Let The Winter Blues Get You Down!
March 1, 2010 by CAOH
Filed under Frequently Asked Questions, Health Conditions, In The News, Liquid Power (multi-vitamin/mineral), Recent Posts, Vitamins and Minerals
How To Combat SAD, or the Winter Blues
The “winter blues” is something that affects many of us and sometimes we aren’t even aware of it. Symptoms like tiredness, lethargy and stress are often attributed to ‘the weather’, or ‘having an off day’, but winter depression is a recognized condition. This is also known as the ‘winter blues’, or seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and it is caused by a lack of sunlight during the winter. The condition is very common in the northern hemisphere.
Good Nutrition Breaks Through Depression
A good diet and nutritional routine is important all year round, but fighting off the winter blues requires a little bit of extra nutritional attention. First of all, never skip meals. Breakfast is essential if the brain is to work correctly; it cannot do so without fuel. Having lunch gets you through the afternoon sleepiness and can reduce dinnertime over-eating.
A whole food diet which includes fruits and vegetables of all colors, nuts and fish, will supply B vitamins and amino acids which keep the body and brain in good working order during winter. Fast food, although comforting and convenient at times, often contains far too much fat, carbohydrates and sugar, and will not give the body that ‘feel good’ factor for very long, and will in most cases leave behind an even worse feeling of lethargy and poor nutritional fullness.
Vitamins Can Fight Depression
Stress and depression use up huge quantities of vitamin C within the body. Many animals make their own supply of this vitamin, but humans cannot. For example, the goat can alter its rate of vitamin C production according to the amount of stress it is under, or its general health. Humans need to increase vitamin C intake during times when the body is under stress.
Vitamin C can also stop viruses from dividing inside cells, so it helps the fight against things like the common cold and ‘flu’. These viruses tend to attack when resistance is low, so it is essential to replenish vitamin C supplies daily. Fresh fruits and vegetables and supplements are beneficial here.
B vitamins are also depression fighters. Scientists found that people with depression do better when they had high levels of vitamin B12 in their blood. B-complex vitamins are essential to mental and emotional well-being. They cannot be stored in our bodies, so we depend entirely on our daily diet to supply them. B vitamins are destroyed by alcohol, refined sugars, nicotine, and caffeine so it is no surprise that many people may be deficient in these.
Sunlight is something the body needs. It helps our bodies generate Vitamin D. And studies show that Vitamin D deficiency provides a compelling explanation for seasonal variations in mood. Make sure and supplement your Vitamin D if you are not getting much sun.
Tips for Lifting The Winter Blues
Apart from attention to diet, there are a number of other ways that can help to relieve the winter blues. Keeping a good sense of humor and try to have a little fun, (not always easy to do!), and rest and relaxation also play a big part in combating the blues. An active mind and body, usually results in a health mind and body!
Time should be made available for hobbies and talking to friends, and simplifying daily life as much as possible to stop things from mounting up and adding to the pressure and stress. We know it’s tough but, just taking the time to look around and see your surroundings can be spiritually lifting.
Alcohol, nicotine, or other non-prescription and even over use of prescription drugs, may seem to give some relief, but this is only temporary and cannot stop depression. In addition, these can rob your body of important vitamins. In addition, caffeine can have the same effect on the body as high levels of stress, so it is advisable to lower intake of caffeine products.
Most importantly, if the sun comes out from behind the clouds in that wintry sky, go outside. Tests have shown that just twenty minutes of winter sunshine can help lift the moods and alleviate the symptoms associated with he winter blues.
So do your best to get regular exercise and nutritional supplements. I know when I stick with my vitamin routine and exercise even 30 minutes – I do in fact feel better about everything.
We hope this helps,
Another MLM – When Will the Madness End?
February 4, 2010 by Marcus Ettinger DC BSc.
Filed under Dr. Ettinger's Thoughts, Liquid Power (multi-vitamin/mineral), Recent Posts
Question: Hello Dr. Ettinger,
I have used the California Academy of Health Products for many years. I love them and will continue using them.
However, my question is about another company’s products. Have you heard of Rain Nutrition? They are selling products called Soul (antioxidant liquid) and Pure (probiotics with some special patented coating). I am not sure these products are as great as they say. They seem kind of expensive too. I was just hoping that maybe you could tell me your opinion on them. The website is www.rainnutrition.com
Thank you,
Cathy
Answer: Catherine,
Rain is a multi-level-marketing company. I don’t need to look at the products because, as far as I am concerned all MLM’s are semi-legal pyramid schemes, with inflated prices and marginal products. My recommendation is to stay away and tell your friend (just guessing) who recommended you these products, thanks but no thanks. Keep your hard earned money.
Our Liquid Power Multi-V and Probiotic FloraHealth are dynamite products and they’re what I uses in my practice, for a probiotic and liquid antioxidant. I’d stack the above two products up against Pure and Soul any day of the week, in quality, price and effectiveness. Just my professional opinion from 21 years in the nutrition and holistic medicine business.
I hope this helps.
Sincerely,
Response Back: Thanks Dr. E
I really appreciate your help.
I already use the Liquid Power but I will add the Probiotic FloraHealth. Is the probiotic something you take on an on-going basis?
My Response: Catherine,
One a day is perfect. Basically, we have two immune systems. One in the intestines and then the rest of the body. If we keep an abundance of healthy flora throughout our life-time, we are less likely to develop any bad condition in the intestines and our overall immunity will be higher. The key to Probiotic FloraHealth is that it’s enteric coated, meaning it opens up in the small intestine rather than the stomach. That way all the good stuff goes exactly where it’s needed and not inactivated in the stomach. There IS no better type coating. Here is What Rain says, “Rain Nutrition’s probiotic, PURE, uses patented BIO-tract® technology which protects our product from the harmful effects of stomach acids so that the good flora and beneficial organisms will survive until they reach the GI tract where they will go to work on cleansing and strengthening.”
Their all hype and price, and it’s exactly what we have at a WAY CHEAPER PRICE. As I said, MLM’s are all hype and no substance. Why else would someone pay $45 for a product that they could buy elsewhere for $15. It’s the 7 levels of down-line commission added in, not that it’s a better or more unique product.
Sincerely,
Marcus Ettinger BSc, DC
B Vitamins – They’re Good For You!
January 25, 2010 by CAOH
Filed under Liquid Power (multi-vitamin/mineral), Recent Posts, Vitamins and Minerals
B Vitamins – They’re Good For You!
Niacin (Vitamin B3):
Recently, Niacin has got publicity for reducing cholesterol. It has also been found effective in reducing the incidence of second heart attack by 30 percent. Higher levels of Niacin can lead to hot flushes and liver damage. So, be very careful when taking therapeutical doses of this vitamin. Consult a qualified person before starting this treatment.
Caution: Do not take niacin if you have a liver disorder, gout, or high blood pressure.
Recommended Dosage: 40 and 50 mg daily. Do not exceed a total of 200 mg daily if you have a history of rheumatic heart disease or other valvular heart problem.
Note: Niacin can have an uncomfortable flushing/prickly affect when you take it. This reaction varies by person. Niacinamide is a form of Niacin that is a non-flush niacin, which has all the benefits without the uncomfortable rush. Both our Liquid Complete B and our Power Multi-V contain niacinamide.
Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine):
Pyridoxine deficiency has been linked to heart disease. Pyridoxine is extremely important for formation of red blood cells and neurotransmitters. Animal studies have shown that diets deficient in B6 can lead to hardened, narrowed arteries. This may be because B6 helps to prevent the unnecessary blood clots that can block arteries. B6 is also necessary to control homocysteine that appears to damage artery linings and encourage heart disease.
Recommended Dosage: 20 and 50 mg daily. B6 is found in whole grains, lentils and sweet potatoes.
Recent studies have shown that folic acid can ward off heart attacks and strokes. A deficiency of folic acid can increase the risk of heart disease 200 to 300 percent. Folic acid was shown to break down homocysteine, an amino acid. Homocysteine was shown to increase the risk of heart attack by 300 percent. Higher levels of homocysteine were found to cause significant blockages in the carotid arteries. (Carotid arteries are found in the neck and deliver blood to the brain.) Ten percent of all heart disease in the United States is believed to be from high levels of homocysteine. Hence folic acid, which breaks down homocysteine, is a very important deterrent to heart disease. It is found in foods such as navy beans, broccoli, orange juice, green leafy vegetables, fruits and legumes.
Recommended Dosage: 400 mcg daily.
Vitamin B12
Shortage of Vitamin B-12 has been associated with elevated levels of dangerous homocysteine. Elevated levels of homocysteine can damage the inner surface of arteries. This can be treated and/or prevented with vitamin B12, vitamin B6 and folic acid. Many cardiologists are now using B-vitamins to help prevent coronary artery disease.
Recommended Dosage: 20 and 60 mcg daily.
It is a little known fact that a deficiency in B Vitamins can contribute to depression. Especially if you’re older than 50 or you’re a vegetarian, taking a daily supplement that includes vitamin B-12 and other B vitamins may be helpful in making sure your body is getting the nutrients it needs. Doctors have long known of the relationship between low levels of vitamin B-12 and depression. Vitamin B-12 and other B vitamins, such as folate, play a role in the production of certain brain chemicals that are important in regulating mood and other brain functions. Our Liquid Complete B contains all the Vitamin B you need!
Liquid Power, Magnesium and Reduced Blood Pressure
January 12, 2010 by Marcus Ettinger DC BSc.
Filed under Health Conditions, Liquid Power (multi-vitamin/mineral), Recent Posts, Testimonials
Question: Hello,
My husband was recently diagnosed with high blood pressure and I now need to confirm that none of the supplements he currently takes will aggravate or contribute to this condition. Can you please let me know if ANY of the ingredients that are in your Liquid Power Ultra Complete Daily Multiple will increase blood pressure in users. (Note: I had read that men who’ve had heart attacks should not take L-Arginine, – Liquid Power lists the amino acid Arginine – but I don’t know if that would also affect those with high blood pressure.)
Separately, we are trying to find natural remedies to help with his high blood pressure condition. We’ve currently started a daily regime of CoQ10, OPC, Hawthorne and Garlic, which seems to have had some preliminary success in lowering his numbers. Can you tell me if there is a specific product by CAOH that we might look at for his condition?
Sincerely,
A. Sandoval
Answer: AS,
Nothing in the Liquid Power will raise his BP. The only other supplement I would add is magnesium (very important). Start w/one a day and work up to two a day. Reason is that magnesium in some people can have a slight laxative effects a la Milk of Magnesia. I take 3 and have no problem, most people don’t until they get to 3 or 4.
Sincerely,
Reply back: Dear Dr. Ettinger,
I want to sincerely thank you for taking the time to send me your response below. My husband and I are both very happy to hear that we can continue to use the Liquid Power product without interruption … and also, thanks to your recommendation regarding the magnesium, my husband’s BP numbers have been significantly reduced! Thank you for that information.
Sincerely,
A. Sandoval
California Academy of Health Catalog
January 11, 2010 by CAOH
Filed under Acai (Euterpe oleracea), CAOH General Information, Cleansing & Detoxification, Diet & Weight Loss, Essential Fatty Acids, Goji (Lycium barbarum), Herbal Formulas, Liquid Power (multi-vitamin/mineral), Mangosteen (Garcinia mangostana), Noni (Morinda citrifolia), Pomegranate, Product Catalog, Sports Nutrition, Superfood, Therapy Juices, Vitamins and Minerals
Full product catolog for California Academy of Health (CAOH).
Nutrition vs Alzheimer’s
January 9, 2010 by CAOH
Filed under CAOH General Information, Essential Fatty Acids, Health Conditions, Liquid Power (multi-vitamin/mineral), Recent Posts
Nutritional drink and Alzheimer’s
Scientists have developed a drink called Souvenaid that is a “medical food”, meaning it’s taken under the guidance of a physician to manage a specific condition. The drink has three components — uridine, choline, and the omega-3 fatty acid DHA — that, working together, help restore synapses, said Dr. Richard Wurtman, professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and co-author of the study. Uridine is a molecule used in the genetic coding for RNA, choline is in the vitamin B family, and DHA is found in certain fish and fish oils.
You can read more about this article from CNN here (link). But what we wanted to point out is this statement in in the article: “These nutrients are already found in the human body and have been shown to be safe, he said. But taking a supplement of any one of them will not have the same beneficial effect, he said. Together in the right proportions, the cocktail increases the production of fatty constituents and proteins needed for synapses…..“
These nutrients are abundant in fish oils, whole foods like tomatoes, seaweeds, phytoplankton and our Liquid Power Multi-V™ and Ultra Omega 3-6-9™.
Over 340 Reasons Why Power Multi-V™
December 14, 2009 by CAOH
Filed under Frequently Asked Questions, Liquid Power (multi-vitamin/mineral), Recent Posts, Vitamins and Minerals
Over 340 Reasons Why Power Multi-V™ Is the Most Comprehensive and Cost Effective Daily Multiple Available:
- 100% Vegetarian • Hypoallergenic (No soy, wheat, egg, shellfish, corn, or milk)
- Low Glycemic Index* – Power Multi-V™ has a glycemic index of 25
- 150 Phytonutrients
- 63 Whole Food Derived Minerals and Trace Minerals
- 29 Fruits (including standardized extracts and concentrates)
- 26 Herbs (including standardized extracts and concentrates)
- 13 Vegetables (including standardized extracts and concentrates)
- 10 Unique Cultivated and Wild Harvested Sea Vegetables
- 13 Vitamins
- 17 Plant Derived Amino Acids
- 3 Essential Fatty Acids
- 7 Organic Plant Derived Enzymes
- 7 Proprietary and Trademarked Nutrient Complexes:
- (ActivAloe®) Aloe Vera Juice
- Xanomax® Mangosteen
- Tamat-O-Red® Lycopene, Phytoene, Phytofluene, Beta-Carotene & Tocopherols
- Lyc-O-Mato® Lycopene, Phytoene, Phytofluene, Beta-Carotene & Tocopherols
- NutraFlora® ScFOS Prebiotic Blend
- GreenGrown® Vegetatian Glucosamine
- Pure Way-C®
*The Glycemic Index is a numerical Index that ranks carbohydrates based on their rate of glycemic response (i.e. their conversion to glucose within the human body). Glycemic Index uses a scale of 0 to 100, with higher values given to foods that cause the most rapid rise in blood sugar. Pure glucose serves as a reference point, and is given a Glycemic Index (GI) of 100.
Power Multi-V and ORAC
December 10, 2009 by Marcus Ettinger DC BSc.
Filed under Frequently Asked Questions, Liquid Power (multi-vitamin/mineral), Recent Posts, Vitamins and Minerals

Power Multi-V
Question: In your Power Multi-V, could you please tell me what the ORAC levels for antioxidants are in that product? Just curious what my Return on Investment and delivery to my cells would be.
Thank You,
Dr. Scott S. Jones
Answer: Dr. Jones,
Here are some blog posts with my thoughts on ORAC.
Can you tell me what Liquid Power’s ORAC Value is?
Here’s More On – ORAC
Can you give me some information on your Acai Max please.
ORAC value of Absolute Acai
Need Some Orac Values Please
Very quickly, because a complete discussion is in the above posts: ORAC (the way it is used on the net) is total media hype and an internet phenomenon! I can simply add grape seed extract, pycnogenol, and ascorbic acid to any formula/product/juice and blow-up the ORAC score through the roof. In reality it’s the variety of natural products we ingest that gives the benefit not one product w/a high ORAC. Would you want an apple or celery salad or a mixed fruit or vegetable salad? Which would give you a better return on your investment?
Power Multi-V was never intended to compete with or be a HIGH ORAC WONDER PRODUCT (that internet hype). Power Multi-V is a 100% vegetarian compete vitamin, mineral and antioxidant, daily supplement – Fortified with an amazing array of sea vegetables.
Read through my posts and let me know what you think of them and ORAC. Please don’t buy into the hype and if you have any additional questions, please e-mail me anytime.
Sincerely,





