Replies to post #15394 on Todos Med Ltd (TOMDF)

[redspeed]

Good luck to you. The last person that did that ended up in the ER as most investors know.

You may want to ask Mystic Moments if it is even food grade or just for perfume and soap. Maybe asked if it's certified. What levels of toxins are in it.

Also maybe check what are they extracting, if anything. Maybe it's just ground up root. Todos rejects a high percentage of the gromwell root they inspect as it does not contain any or very low 3cl protease inhibitors. Mystic Moments, why would they reject any? It wasn't meant for consumption.

https://www.mysticmomentsuk.com/collections/powders/products/gromwell-root-extract-powder

[JPetroInc]

got to love it....

you're save a freaking "fortune" on wasting $150/bottle of that TolloUpButterCup tincture....

this is a "real" Dr. and not like the fake one on Twitter who spends all his days at shareholders expense

hyping the shite out of Tollovid...!

IMHO, his "professional" opinion is "spot on" regarding his Tollodvid review:



nuff said...!

MOO proofed

[delerious1]

taking natural Gromwell Root extract....obviously you are doing okay, the only scary thing is the danger of phytotoxins, which show up in some root supplements but which can be tested for by the supplier.

Another source of Gromwell Root extract comes in the form of an Oil and when necessary the purchaser can contact the manufacturer and ask if it is tested for phytotoxins.

Todos do but the price is kind of scary, even perhaps excessive

[GreeseMonkey]

Are you aware of Alisa Valdes (famous author) ending up in the ER with possible liver damage after ingesting Gromwell Root obtained from Amazon? Just because you're not seeing near-term issues doesn't mean you are safe.

Todos publishes extensive safety data for their Tollovid product. The concerns are real and were expressed many times by Twitter followers. Todos proves their product is safe for ingestion.

https://mytollovid.com/pages/safety-toxicology-review

If you zoom in on the label of your product, you will notice the warning: Keep Away From Children. Why do you think that's there? The product you're using is intended for external use and is purchased mainly by those making their own soaps and creams. If you believe it's safe to ingest, try asking the company about PA content, and ask them for testing results to prove it's not harmful. I guarantee you they will advise you NOT to ingest the product, as no testing has been performed, and that wasn't their intended market.



But hey, you're saving money. That's all that counts, right, even if you sacrifice quality and safety. And also allowing family members to ingest this unsafe and untested product. That's even worse.

[GreeseMonkey]

Scrolling down on your product page, two questions are answered about whether the product is food grade or can be ingested as tea.

This proves there is no safety testing done as the manufacturer does not sell this as a food grade product. You are literally risking you and your family member's health to an unknown and untested product. Insane!!

I would suggest banking the money saved instead of choosing safe and tested Tollovid. You may need it for the upcoming liver transplant and related hospital bills.