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May 2007

"ACHIEVE WELLNESS BY GIVING YOUR BODY THE NUTRIENTS NEEDED"

I did not always know the benefits of achieving wellness by giving my body the nutrients it needed.  But once I found out that I could be in charge of my wellness and tune into my needs as they arise, I regained a sense of power that I had previously relegated to a doctor.  My health improved and I found my passion of sharing nutritional knowledge with others. I believe that Medical Doctors have their role and if I needed their expertise I would not hesitate, but I would make sure that whomever I chose shared my philosophy and was open minded and did not rely entirely on drugs to mask symptoms. 

There are many avenues of information that provide alternatives to the plethora of drugs being peddled for ailments made to order.  I encourage all of you to seek out information and make the correct choices to increase your potential for a long healthy life.  Learn what foods promote vitality, what minerals will do for you and be aware of the interconnection of emotions and health.  Take advantage of the liberties we share in being able to choose our path to wellness. Our website, www.eidon.com has specific information as well as links to other websites that provide the latest findings in the natural health arena.

Now that summer is almost upon us it is time to take advantage of the marvelous healing power of the sun.  Be prudent and absorb those rays early in the morning or after 3pm, but do get out there. Vitamin D deficiency is implicated in many disease states so get your vitamin D naturally while you can. If you are outdoors during the intense hours of sunshine or for prolonged periods, Eidon has a sunscreen (Eidon Gold Sunscreen SPF 30) with Silica and MSM to nourish your skin as well as protect it.

Quote:

"Best is to know all things; good is to listen when you hear what is right; worst is to be ignorant and dead to the wisdom of another."

Hesiod (8th Century BC) Greece

Thoughts from the President

Those of us who are trying to take care of our health naturally are doing a spectacular job. Eating right, exercising and supplementing for our individual needs is keeping us healthier and this is getting the attention of big pharmaceutical companies who are afraid for their profit motivated industry.  We have certainly got the attention of the controlling interests in our government.  As we have seen time and again money talks and the major campaign contributors that can influence government decisions are Big Pharma and they are not happy about safe alternatives to their abundance of drugs. Who will need the latest Purple Pill if their digestion is improved from taking Silica everyday?  Who will need the latest diet pill or allergy medication or cholesterol lowering drugs, etc. if we stop eating processed foods, GMO crops and sugar laden fast foods and begin supplementing with natural alternatives when we encounter a set back?

The Senate bill S 1082 just passed with only one Senator from Vermont who stood up against the financial interests and paybacks of the Pharmaceutical industry. Senator Bernard Sanders voted against the bill that eliminates the concept of "conflict of interest" and allows the FDA ultimate power to oversee the very organization that they have alliances with. The single greatest competitor to pharmaceuticals is the natural health supplement industry. The FDA, who is financially aligned with big money drug companies, will now be regulating big drug company's competitors. Do you smell a rat? We are completely supportive of regulations that are imposed for the safety of all but the fact that: “(NewsTarget) Poisoning from prescription drugs has risen to become the second-largest cause of unintentional deaths in the United States, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.” makes one think the effort to control substances should fall more to prescription drugs than anything else.

I wish you sunny days and abundant health.

Rick Wagner
Grand Poobah of Eidon