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Wednesday, March 4, 2009

2008 PHILIPPINE BAR EXAM RESULTS

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BAR PASSERS!!!

Hereunder is the list of those who passed the September 2008 Bar Examinations given by the Supreme Court of the Philippines:
 
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  1. ABABA Victoria D 
  2. ABAD Bernard O 
  3. ABAD Francis Michael C 
  4. ABADEZA Melissa A 
  5. ABALOS Christian Noel C 
  6. ABALOS Joseph Ryan C 
  7. ABALOS Mcdonald G 
  8. ABANTE Priscilla Marie T 
  9. ABARCA Jerome G 
  10. ABAYA Mark Francis P 
  11. ABAYON Jerome B 
  12. ABDULLAH Noor Hafizullah M 
  13.  ABEJARON Arnold C 
  14.  ABELITA Peter Filip S 
  15.  ABELLA Marie Velle P 
  16.  ABENOJAR Lilian C 
  17.  ABESAMIS Ellen V 
  18.  ABO Rolando T 
  19.  ABREA Elton Dick J 
  20.  ABRENICA Angelee Marree A 
  21.  ABUCEJO Joan D 
  22.  ABYADANG Harriet N 
  23.  ACHAS John Albino C 
  24.  ACOSTA Carl De Liz L 
  25.  ADJU Annally T 
  26.  ADMANA Gerlie A 
  27.  ADRIANO Alexander DG 
  28.  ADRIANO Karen J 
  29.  ADVINCULA Ma. Carolina T 
  30.  AFRICA Voltaire B 
  31.  AGAAB Jose Raphael E 
  32.  AGATEP, JR. Orlino D 
  33.  AGGALAO Arnold O 
  34.  AGRAVANTE Evelyn T 
  35.  AGTARAP Florina C 
  36.  AGTARAP Richard M 
  37.  AGUAS Princess Luren D 
  38.  AGUDO Elma Jewelle A 
  39.  AGUILAR Aileen R 
  40.  ALANO Joseph Rod Allan C 
  41.  ALBO Aubrey F 
  42.  ALCANTARA Abraham Joseph B 
  43.  ALCARDE Princess May C 
  44.  ALCOREZA Joden B 
  45.  ALCUAZ Alfonso Ismael A 
  46.  ALEGRE Jacqueline Ann C 
  47.  ALEGRE Marife M 
  48.  ALEJANDRO Henry D 
  49.  ALEJANDRO Johnsen H 
  50.  ALIBANIA, JR. Eliseo C 
  51.  ALICER Arthur Anthony S 
  52.  ALILAM James G 
  53.  ALIPIO, II Abraham C 
  54.  ALISUAG Ma. Lenina C 
  55.  ALLAM Marion P 
  56.  ALMA JOSE Sylvia R 
  57.  ALMALBIS Jelou F 
  58.  ALMARIO Gilbert S 
  59.  ALMARIO Shari-christine S 
  60.  ALMAZAR Michael Barney R 
  61.  ALMERO Rowena Joyce R 
  62.  ALMOETE Martee L 
  63.  ALMOGUERA Hanil B 
  64.  ALMONTE, JR. Bienvenido B 
  65.  ALONZO Timmy Joy S 
  66.  ALPAY Zinia P 
  67.  ALUNDAY Reynold B 
  68.  ALVINA Cynthia L 
  69.  AMBOANG Louilyn N 
  70.  AMEROL-MACUMBAL Mylene I 
  71.  AMIGABLE, JR. Felizardo D 
  72.  AMIS Kathryn D 
  73.  AMISTAD Christian B 
  74.  AMOD Merxel Mae O 
  75.  AMOR Aileen L 
  76.  AMOR Fernando R 
  77.  AMORA, JR. Lilio J 
  78.  AMPIG Francis Athanasius D 
  79.  AMPONG, III Teodulfo S 
  80.  ANDRES Gilbert T 
  81.  ANDUMANG Archie R 
  82.  ANG Arlon U 
  83.  ANG Juvielet Jeanne A 
  84.  ANGELES Albert Lee G 
  85.  ANGELES Erwin C 
  86.  ANGELES Erwin Rommel S 
  87.  ANIAG Mark Anthony V 
  88.  ANITO Mylene A 
  89.  ANONAT Jerry C 
  90.  ANTERO Richard S 
  91.  ANTIG Pamela Angela U 
  92.  ANTONIO Elizabeth B 
  93.  ANTONIO Hannah Lorraine Y 
  94.  ANTONIO Harold M 
  95.  AOANAN Kleider Rex C 
  96.  APAO, JR. Mariano L 
  97.  APASAN Joseph Ryan C 
  98.  APILADO Louella Xylee T 
  99.  APOLINARIO Charmaine C 
  100.  APUYOD Jesus F 
  101.  AQUENDE Hardy B 
  102.  AQUINO Magnolia P 
  103.  AQUINO Mark M 
  104.  AQUINO Paolo R 
  105.  AQUINO Patrick T 
  106.  ARANAS Melchor Jaemond A 
  107.  ARAULA, II Felix B 
  108.  ARBOLADURA Rhea A 
  109.  ARBOLEDA Lisette M 
  110.  ARCE Cecilia Maria Rosario M 
  111.  ARCE Liwayway D 
  112.  ARCENAL-NOGRA Aiiza Fiel A 
  113.  ARELLANO-AGUDA Jesusa Loreto A 
  114.  ARGABIOSO Antonio S 
  115.  ARGENIO Kareen May E 
  116.  ARIAS Jolienne Lee D 
  117.  ARIOLA Aimee Riza S 
  118.  ARIOSA Gia L 
  119.  ARITAO, JR. Benjamin E 
  120.  ARNADO Richard M 
  121.  ARQUILLO Ruby B 
  122.  ARTUZ Pearly Sheila F 
  123.  ARZADON Romino G 
  124.  ASENCION Marissa R 
  125.  ASUNCION, III Isaiah O 
  126.  ATAS Richelle L 
  127.  ATENSOR Joseph Brian A 
  128.  ATIENZA Catalino C 
  129.  ATIENZA Katrina Catherine P 
  130.  ATIENZA Leynard B 
  131.  ATIENZA Verdie J 
  132.  ATOS Richelle Mae G 
  133.  AURO Christian V 
  134.  AUTENTICO Ana Michaela N 
  135.  AVELLANO Christine F 
  136.  AVISADO Ethel C 
  137.  AYENG Adelaide Nancy Sybil G 
  138.  AYO Danilo M 
  139.  AYUNGO Theodorick K 
  140.  AZARRAGA Juliet C 
  141.  AÑOVER Paul Vincent W 
  142.  BA-ALAN Orlando A 
  143.  BACARAMAN Nur Jaypha R 
  144.  BACLAY, JR. Oliver P 
  145.  BACLAYO Ruby T 
  146.  BACOLOR Heidi F 
  147.  BACON Edwin M 
  148.  BACONG Jeanie Rose A 
  149.  BAETIONG Joselito M 
  150.  BAGGAYAN Ma. Jonalyn F 
  151.  BAGSIT Liza Flor T 
  152.  BAGUIO Fritz B 
  153.  BAHIAN Rachelle I 
  154.  BAHJIN, II Jainal Abidin Y 
  155.  BAI Muhlis S 
  156.  BAJENIO Webb I 
  157.  BALANGCOD Christobal J 
  158.  BALANGITAN Mark Jeff W 
  159.  BALANON Maxlen C 
  160.  BALBOA Conrada A 
  161.  BALDOVINO Renoir O 
  162.  BALLARAN Armi L 
  163.  BALLINAN John Dale A 
  164.  BALMEO Trinidad V 
  165.  BALTAR Jonathan Z 
  166.  BALTAZAR Jay Francis P 
  167.  BALTAZAR Ma. Francesca Q 
  168.  BANAGUI Leah B 
  169.  BANALAGAY Harold Howell D 
  170.  BANDONELL Marinel F 
  171.  BANIQUED Marigel M 
  172.  BANSON, JR. Ceferino W 
  173.  BANTASAN Joel C 
  174.  BANZON Melissa Suzette L 
  175.  BAQUIRAN Monalyn Ann L 
  176.  BARATA Erwin N 
  177.  BARCENAS Ligaya Victoria U 
  178.  BARIL-LLEGUE Josefina M 
  179.  BARIN Anna Gayle T 
  180.  BARING-PRIETO Aiza Marie M 
  181.  BARRIOS, III Isidro B 
  182.  BARTOLOME Harold Ian V 
  183.  BARTOLOME Prescila D 
  184.  BARTOLOME Vincent Vos R 
  185.  BARTOLOME, JR. David S 
  186.  BARTOLOME, JR. Gaudencio P 
  187.  BASA Fernando C 
  188.  BASANES Karla Kristine L 
  189.  BASCO Diana Joyce N 
  190.  BASILGO Gembeth G 
  191.  BATAC Regina C 
  192.  BATALLA Maria Phenny Joan G 
  193.  BATE Nover M 
  194.  BATHAN Maricris E 
  195.  BATU Kasarinlan S 
  196.  BAUTISTA Cliff John C 
  197.  BAYOTAS Michael Darwin M 
  198.  BAYSAC Dianna Lynne S 
  199.  BAÑAGA Myra Janina P 
  200.  BAÑEZ Emerson S 
  201.  BEJA Ma. Jela Teresa S 
  202.  BELARMINO-RUMA Brenda R 
  203.  BELEN Vernon A 
  204.  BELENA Persephone Meir B 
  205.  BELLEZA John M 
  206.  BELMES Mae Richelle B 
  207.  BELMONTE Mary Elizabeth (marybee) M 
  208.  BERAN-BARAOIDAN Catherin B 
  209.  BERIANA Charlene A 
  210.  BERMEJO Ma. Teresa Ana V 
  211.  BERMEJO Maricel F 
  212.  BERNABE, II Regina V 
  213.  BERNALES, JR. Marcial P 
  214.  BERNARDINO Aida S 
  215.  BERNARDINO-BAÑ EZ Noralyn C 
  216.  BERON Jay Cesar I 
  217.  BESSAT Madeleine A 
  218.  BIBAL Joanne Mae A 
  219.  BIGOL Maria Victoria B 
  220.  BILONGILOT Joana Q 
  221.  BIRON Jose Noe James S 
  222.  BONDAD, JR. Rodolfo A 
  223.  BONGAR Kharen Lee P 
  224.  BONGHANOY Liewellyn F 
  225.  BORJA Haidee O 
  226.  BORJA Jacqueline Q 
  227.  BORRA Katrina P 
  228.  BRACIA M. Melvin B 
  229.  BRAGADO Joel Emilio F 
  230.  BRAGAT Maria Lourdes C 
  231.  BREGALA Dennis B 
  232.  BRILLANTES Fel Lester G 
  233.  BRINGAS Catherine S 
  234.  BRION Francis C 
  235.  BRIONES Estrellita B 
  236.  BROCALES Christopher Redeemson R 
  237.  BROTONEL Jo Katrina V 
  238.  BRUAN, JR. Cesario B 
  239.  BUBAN Josephine M 
  240.  BUENA Delbert Clifford V 
  241.  BUENDIA Cristina B 
  242.  BUENO Cheryl F 
  243.  BUGA-AY Vicente Fidel C 
  244.  BUGAOAN Eric Vincent H 
  245.  BUGHAO Melvin Cydrick M 
  246.  BUHAIN Camille R 
  247.  BUNDOC Jacqueline C 
  248.  BUNGABONG Kurt Adolph C 
  249.  BURDAS-CASTRO Arlie R 
  250.  BURDEOS Sherry Joy O 
  251.  BURGOS Ma. Lourdes S 
  252.  BUSI Barrytone A 
  253.  CABADING Marilex L 
  254.  CABALI Pearl Grace G 
  255.  CABALLERO Maynard G 
  256.  CABANGON Ley A 
  257.  CABANILLA Cris Francis O 
  258.  CABANSAG Glynis Lyn R 
  259.  CABIC Ellen Aster B 
  260.  CABOTEJA, JR. Romeo O 
  261.  CABRERA Cherrie Mae S 
  262.  CABRERA Maria Christine C 
  263.  CABRIDO Candice Elizabeth A 
  264.  CACATIAN-BARANGAN Freniza Joy D 
  265.  CACAYURAN Sheryll P 
  266.  CACCAM-FIGUEROA Rowena B 
  267.  CACHAPERO Marty P 
  268.  CACHO Arlene Valerie G 
  269.  CADIOGAN, JR. Randolph C 
  270.  CAINTO Angela Faith L 
  271.  CAINTO Leo V 
  272.  CAJIGAL Wilbur R 
  273.  CAJILIG Geraldine A 
  274.  CALAGUI Eric-john S 
  275.  CALALO-MACAPAGAL Vivian B 
  276.  CALAMBA Winsor B 
  277.  CALATRAVA Ira R 
  278.  CALDE Nimreh L 
  279.  CALDE Roland P 
  280.  CALINISAN Rafael Vicente R 
  281.  CALPO Ma. Lourdes Gaye T 
  282.  CAMACHO Alva C 
  283.  CAMANDERO-GURO Kristine M 
  284.  CAMARA Mark Darwin A 
  285.  CAMPANER Francisco M 
  286.  CANDELARIA Desiree G 
  287.  CANIBA May A 
  288.  CANTALEJO John Dale A 
  289.  CANTIL Jason A 
  290.  CANTIMBUHAN Veron Joy J 
  291.  CAPARAS Melanie C 
  292.  CAPINPIN Michael Joseph C 
  293.  CAPUSEN Dimsey J 
  294.  CAPUYAN Julifaith C 
  295.  CARDENAS Maria Josella Teresa M 
  296.  CARILLO Mae Jill B 
  297.  CARINGAL Carlos M 
  298.  CARINGAL Glenda Leah A 
  299.  CARITOS Rona Ann V 
  300.  CARIÑO Arbin Omar P 
  301.  CARIÑO Marlon M 
  302.  CARLOS Roy E 
  303.  CARMONA Sheila Minnelli V 
  304.  CASTASUS Lee Guian Paulo O 
  305.  CASTIL Rico C 
  306.  CASTILLEJO Raymond Christle N 
  307.  CASTILLO Eleazar E 
  308.  CASTILLO Javerick G 
  309.  CASTILLO Ma. Christina G 
  310.  CASTILLO Paul Cornelius T 
  311.  CASTILLO, JR. Emmanuel F 
  312.  CASTRO Allan R 
  313.  CASTRO Carmencita D 
  314.  CASTRO Cyril Alfred S 
  315.  CASTRO Elvira Joselle R 
  316.  CASTRO Jose Romulo L 
  317.  CASTRO Lorelei A 
  318.  CASTRO Rohail R 
  319.  CATALO Janice C 
  320.  CATAPANG Dyan Kristi C 
  321.  CATAPANG-ROSALES Luzviminda C 
  322.  CATIBAYAN Luis Manuel M 
  323.  CATRE Mary Christine Charisse G 
  324.  CATRE, JR. Noel Christian G 
  325.  CAUILAN Joey L 
  326.  CAUNAN Patricia Yvonne M 
  327.  CAYANGA Edelisa May M 
  328.  CAZEÑAS Mary Dezerie D 
  329.  CAÑAL Renato E 
  330.  CAÑAMO Peter B 
  331.  CAÑEDO Jose Ritche O 
  332.  CAÑEDO, JR. Florenz O 
  333.  CAÑETE Ferdinand C 
  334.  CAÑO Maria Janice B 
  335.  CECILIO, JR. Uldarico P 
  336.  CEDEÑO Al Joseph V 
  337.  CENIZA Yvonne C 
  338.  CENTENO Joseph Darren C 
  339.  CEREZO Jimbert A 
  340.  CERVANTES Leonardo Roy A 
  341.  CHAN Marvin A 
  342.  CHAN Phil Ivan A 
  343.  CHANECO Maria Cecilia V 
  344.  CHANYUNGCO Caleen T 
  345.  CHAO-AYAN Lalaine Y 
  346.  CHAVEZ, JR. Raul B 
  347.  CHAVEZ-BERNARDO Anunsacion P 
  348.  CHING Betha Fe A 
  349.  CHIONG Kristine Vanessa T 
  350.  CHOI Christina T 
  351.  CHONG Juan Ruffo D 
  352.  CHUA Joan A 
  353.  CHUA Jon Anton Daryl Y 
  354.  CHUA Marites L 
  355.  CHUA Maximilian 
  356.  CHUA CHENG Perfecto Adelfo C 
  357.  CIRILO Kristine Ria N 
  358.  CLARIN Armando T 
  359.  CLARINO Madonna N 
  360.  CLEMENCIO Djhoana Gene A 
  361.  CLEMENTE Katrina O 
  362.  CLOMA Melissa D 
  363.  CO Janice L 
  364.  COBSEN Martinelli R 
  365.  COLES Christopher R 
  366.  COLINIO, JR. Ricardo A 
  367.  COLLANTES King George Leandro Antonio V 
  368.  COMAFAY, JR. Errol B 
  369.  COMAHIG Niño Rey P 
  370.  CONDEZ Christina Faye M 
  371.  CONDEZ Dustin Jay A 
  372.  CONDOR Glenn D 
  373.  CONSEBIT Norlyn P 
  374.  CONSTANTINO Alvin Joseph G 
  375.  CONSTANTINO Bernie Francis B 
  376.  CONSTANTINO Cherry Mae M 
  377.  CONSTANTINO Placido S 
  378.  CONTRERAS Monaliza G 
  379.  CORGOS Lenon Jay A 
  380.  CORNEL Bernadette O 
  381.  CORPUZ Christine C 
  382.  CORPUZ Cynthia C 
  383.  CORTES Santos Anthony O 
  384.  COSTELO Arnold C 
  385.  COTIAMCO Casiano Anthony G 
  386.  CRESPO Alesandro G 
  387.  CRISTOBAL Kristan Carlos M 
  388.  CRUZ Agatha Paula A 
  389.  CRUZ Anthony Ronar B 
  390.  CRUZ Carmenez B 
  391.  CRUZ Ferdinand O 
  392.  CRUZ Karl Cornelio A 
  393.  CRUZ, JR. Rene P 
  394.  CRUZ-MENDOZA Karen Kaye C 
  395.  CU Migñon Chrix D 
  396.  CUA Mary Kimberly G 
  397.  CUBERO John Paul B 
  398.  CUEVAS Brian James C 
  399.  CUGAL Arnold V 
  400.  CUIZON Cyril Bryan D 
  401.  CULANCULAN Ma. Cherryl M 
  402.  CUMITAG Gaius P 
  403.  CURAZA Maria Aurora R 
  404.  CUSTODIO Niersen C 
  405.  CUÑADA Jp Anthony D 
  406.  CUÑANO Paul Michael J 
  407.  DAAYATA Jessamine M 
  408.  DABU Maria Helen T 
  409.  DACLAN Eller Roel I 
  410.  DACQUEL Denny A 
  411.  DAGARAGA Roschelle B 
  412.  DALANAO Heidiliza G 
  413.  DALANGIN, JR. Bart Q 
  414.  DALLO Zorayda R 
  415.  DANAO Catherine S 
  416.  DANLAG-LUIG Razel A 
  417.  DANO Richard M 
  418.  DATOON Teresita U 
  419.  DAVID Kristine Kay S 
  420.  DAVID Timothy J 
  421.  DAYAG Wilhelmina Mojet S 
  422.  DE CASTRO Thomas John Thaddeus F 
  423.  DE GUZMAN Rico J 
  424.  DE GUZMAN, III Ricardo C 
  425.  DE JESUS Michael Ken R 
  426.  DE JUAN-HERMOSO Maribeth L 
  427.  DE LA CRUZ Kareen P 
  428.  DE LARA Joel M 
  429.  DE LEON Cyril F 
  430.  DE LEON May Angeli G 
  431.  DE LEON, JR. Hernan Ed Noel L 
  432.  DE LOS SANTOS, JR. Ricardo C 
  433.  DE LUNA Sherwin M 
  434.  DE PERALTA Christian G 
  435.  DE VERA Celina S 
  436.  DE VEYRA Juan Carlos J 
  437.  DEFANTE Divi Bless G 
  438.  DEL SOCORRO Lloyd Ismael O 
  439.  DELA CHICA Jose Jay E 
  440.  DELA CRUZ Allen S 
  441.  DELA CRUZ Donna Cher A 
  442.  DELA CRUZ Eric B 
  443.  DELA CRUZ John Gerald B 
  444.  DELA CRUZ June Abigail S 
  445.  DELA CRUZ Marie Francesca Luz O 
  446.  DELA PAZ Carmela T 
  447.  DELA PEÑA Aldin P 
  448.  DELA RAMA Myra P 
  449.  DELFIN Jeremy Diosana 
  450.  DELGADO Julius Gregory B 
  451.  DELOS REYES Grace Maria Theresa Bambi A 
  452.  DELOS SANTOS Mar Angelo G 
  453.  DEMETILLO Jasmin M 
  454.  DERIGAY Rachel F 
  455.  DIANO Melanie Rita B 
  456.  DICIANO Rachel I 
  457.  DIDAL Janice M 
  458.  DIMACULANGAN Karen L 
  459.  DIMAISIP Joyce Jazmin G 
  460.  DIMANLIG Nicole Ava S 
  461.  DINO Jan Paulo DL 
  462.  DIONISIO Mary Jaynard P 
  463.  DITAN Maria Cristina A 
  464.  DIVINAGRACIA Angiebel A 
  465.  DIVINO Markson E 
  466.  DIÑO Dominic A 
  467.  DOCDOCIL Edith A 
  468.  DOMINGO Bernard Joseph E 
  469.  DOMINGO Johnson V 
  470.  DOMINGO Joyce Felisa B 
  471.  DOMINGO Maria Paula B 
  472.  DOMINGUEZ Ina Alexandra A 
  473.  DOMINO Julie Ann B 
  474.  DORIA Arnold V 
  475.  DUEÑAS Niña Genoveva D 
  476.  DUNGCA Joy F 
  477.  DURAN Alain Zam C 
  478.  DURAN Marie Christine A 
  479.  DURANO Mylene M 
  480.  DY Denise S 
  481.  DY Mark Robert A 
  482.  DYKIMCHING Eric T 
  483.  EBREO Madonna L 
  484.  EDUARTE, JR. Henedino Joseph P 
  485.  ELANG Muiz-za M 
  486.  ELE Maria Felicitas V 
  487.  ELOT Beda Joy B 
  488.  ENOPIA Frederick A 
  489.  ENTILA Julius C 
  490.  ERNI-PUENTENEGRA Ma. Gay A 
  491.  ESCAUSO Ronald C 
  492.  ESCOLANO Ida Marie V 
  493.  ESGUERRA Roman S 
  494.  ESPEJO-BIAG Angela Patrice A 
  495.  ESPELA Melan M 
  496.  ESPINELI Karen Jill M 
  497.  ESPINO Alain Paul B 
  498.  ESPINOSA Mark B 
  499.  ESPIRITU Kristine Nicole M 
  500.  ESPONILLA Neil P 
  501.  ESQUEJO Hilda L 
  502.  ESQUIVIAS Julius Thomas A 
  503.  ESTOCAPIO Rene C 
  504.  ESTOLAS May Angeli M 
  505.  ESTRELLA Paula Sophia G 
  506.  EUSTAQUIO Magnolia D 
  507.  EVANGELISTA Rafael A 
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Wednesday, February 4, 2009

HONEYMOON - Best Relief for Female Reproductive System Disorders

HONEYMOON
is designed to help nourish the female reproductive system and promote the natural production of certain important hormones that help increase female libido and rejuvenate vigor and increase sexual pleasure.

In addition, it also increases fertility and prevents common reproductive infections, such as yeast infection.


INGREDIENTS:

Wild Yam Root B.E.E. -- contains natural steroids that rejuvenate and give vigor to love-making.

Myrtle Herb B.E.E. -- may normalize hormonal imbalances of the thyroid
and ovaries. Research has shown that Myrtle helps the respiratory system and may help the immune system in fighting infectious diseases.

Cinnamon Bark B.E.E. -- contains various terpenoids within the volatile oils. Important among these compounds are eugenol and
cinnamaldehyde, which are potent anti-fungal compounds. It may also serve to act as a sexual stimulant to the female.

Pomegranate Fruit B.E.E. -- acts as a hormone stimulant for the testosterone hormone, which controls the sexual drive.

Passion Flower Herb B.E.E. -- contains a group of harman alkaloids and flavonoids that enhance passion by relieving tension, anxiety, nervousness and muscular discomfort.
It also helps relieve pain and cramps. It has a very mild hypnotic effect and can help ease mental barriers, and increase focus. It naturally leads to better sexual function and enjoyment.

Nettle Root B.E.E. -- promotes the excretion of excess fluids (which helps flush out harmful bacteria). It has immune-boosting and anti-inflammatory properties and relieves some of the early symptoms of BPH, including nighttime urination and residual urine.

Vitamin E -- is an anti-oxidant that is important in the prevention of cardiovascular disease. It improves circulation and reduces blood pressure.


SUGGESTED USE:

For event enhancement, take 2 vegicaps 30 minutes before sexual activity. For ongoing maintenance, take 1 capsule on a daily basis. HONEYMOON is not recommended for pregnant women.

What is B.E.E.?

B.E.E. (Bio-Enhanced Extraction) is a proprietary, patent-pending, manufacturing method that is comprised of a three-step process of isolation, purification and enhancement from bio-active parts of plants that have been determined to be the most beneficial for people.

B.E.E. is not just an extraction method nor is it just a chemical process.

B.E.E. is a combination of molecular biology and technology that covers the complete manufacturing process from species selection to the completion of the finished product.

Why is the extraction method used during B.E.E. better than other extraction processes used in the industry today?

B.E.E. preserves the active ingredients in the herbs through our proprietary micronizing technique,while most traditional methods expose the herbs to high temperatures and pressures, which can destroy or severely damage the active ingredients.

The B.E.E. process does not expose the raw material to very high pressures or temperatures. During extraction, we use mainly water, regular water, extraction with the occasional help of sodium or the use of a centrifuge at a pre-determined speed. No alcohol is ever used during the entire process.

Also, the extraction efficiency in other methods is relatively low and the botanical bio-activity can be destroyed during the process.

Further, the concentration vessel and heat exchanger produce sub-optimal yields of herbal concentrate. A certain amount of concentrate is lost due to foaming, a certain amount of concentrate is burned at the bottom and sides of the concentration vessel and other concentrate becomes trapped in the heat exchanger.

In most traditional extraction methods, the concentrate liquid contains complex compounds that are both active and inactive. Such compounds are then put into medicine. The efficacy may not compare with the botanical active monomer further isolated from concentrate. The chemical solvents used in many other methods today may not recycle completely and the residual chemicals may be harmful to the body.

In the traditional process, dealing with heavy metals is not paid sufficient attention. Serious problems may arise, such as neural harm, kidney harm, and even cancer if they are taken for a long time or a large amount at one time.

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Tuesday, February 3, 2009

There's Poison In Your Toothpaste and Drinking Water?

A respected doctor and state legislator in Tennessee has issued a stern warning to water 

districts throughout the state advising that fluoride should no longer be added to municipal water. 


In his letter, Dr. Joe Hensley, a representative in the state House, assessed the risks associated with fluoride in water, stating:  

"information is now coming out showing that the health risks associated with drinking fluoridated water significantly outweigh fluoride's limited cavity fighting action."  
He added: 
 "water fluoridation is medication added to water. . . . Giving an unmeasured amount of fluoride through drinking water and not monitoring people's response to it makes no sense at all and violates fundamental principles of toxicology, pharmacology and ethics."  

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Hensley was citing a recent report from the National Research Council (NRC) that states that children already received three to four times the dose of fluoride compared to adults.  The fluoride comes from many different sources, according to the NRC, virtually from any food product that has been processed in water.

Hensley's admonition comes as other cities across America are working to eliminate fluoride from their public water.  So far, officials in Albany, N.Y., Martin County, Fla., and Juneau, Alaska have rejected adding this toxic substance to their water supplies.

The American Dental Association has followed suit, and quietly issued its own recommendations regarding infants, noting that powdered substitutes for mothers' milk, aptly named "formula," should not be mixed with fluoridated city water. 

According to the ADA, fluoride is increasingly causing a condition known as "dental fluorosis," a defect in the enamel of teeth caused by an excessive intake of fluoride during a child's development.

Fluoride is actually a highly toxic gaseous byproduct of the phosphate fertilizer industry.  At one time, it leeched into soil and waters around fertilizer plants, killing plants and animals in neighboring areas.

However, new pollution laws passed some 50 years ago forced the industry to clean up its "act" sort of.

Today, the hazardous material is liquefied, barreled up and sold for profit to local communities, where it is then dumped into water supplies.  

According to the Centers for Disease Control, 67% of Americans now consume this toxic substance in minute doses in public water, sharing in the slow poisoning that once plagued only the towns unlucky enough to be situated near fertilizer plants.


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