Andrea Brothers (TRUessence Essential Oils)

Feed, Train and Teach your Cells to Communicate

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in Essential Oils, ForeverGreen Products, Health

If you are really sick or just want to stay healthy you need to Feed, Train and Teach your Cells to Communicate.

Here is how you do it.  First FEED your cells with FrequenSea it is full of nutrition.  Give the body what it needs nutritionally and on a cellular level.  I have heard many success stories about FrequenSea.  I know it works and I take it myself.  An associate of mine found ForeverGreen after searching and searching for the exotic juice that helped her recover form Cancer and Depression.  She had been part of a double blind study at the University of Utah and was looking high and low for that juice. (In a double blind study they don’t know who you are and you don’t know what the product is.)  FrequenSea also helped her Autistic son who now gets A’s and B’s in school and you would never know that he had, had a problem with Autism.

Here is the Video of Tom Harper and how Marine Phytoplankton came to be in FrequenSea, another amazing story!

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Information about FreqenSea  RodierReport0506 MarinePhytoStudy FrequenSeaBrochure http://www.whyplankton.com

Second Train your cells with Transfer Factor.  Dr Hennen does a beautiful job explaining how this works in the following video.  Transfer Factor also has Marine Phytoplankton in it!  Here is a document. TFAIMPreLaunch Transfer%20Factor%20A.I.M

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Third teach your cells to Communicate with TRUessence Essential Oils.  The Liver Cleanse is a must! TRUessence Liver Cleanse Down load the free Essential Oil e-book.  This is a good start. Free Suggested Uses Essential Oil e-Book

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To your good health!
Andrea Brothers
Secrets of pH Balancing
An all around therapeutic essential oil enthusiast!

“Every human being is the author of his own health or disease.”
~Buddha

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