Thread: Product Review - TRIVITA SUBLINGUAL B-12

Originally Posted by iamwil

The pad of the cactus is grilled and eaten. The fruit (tuna or pear) is eaten raw, juiced or made into jam.

Their are over a hundred studies on the various benefits of the product. Our juice is more as it is not pasteurized which would limit its effectiveness, it is handled juiced and then never sees oxygen again until the bottle is opened.

As to the B-12, we do have some customers that don't have benefit, and the OP is young for our target age group, one doesn't typically have B-12 deficiencies till later in life...but then by 60 the majority do.

But it is all to each their own. Some folks like ford others like chevy, others are ok with yugos and some spend their money on caddies. Their are generic drugs and name brand prescription drugs. Our sublingual B-12 is patented...many of those cheaper brands are violating the patent...if they don't care about patent laws who knows what else they don't care about.

Australia we are headed there next...we'll be finding those cacti they are trying to kill and improve their economy.

Wil, the pads are seldom grilled. They are usually peeled, sliced, diced, and drained several times because of the nasty sap inside. Only the impoverished eat that part of the cactus. The pears are what is most often consumed, and they are usually roasted to enhance the flavor.

So the cactus juice isn't pasteurized and it comes from Mexico? Sonora, to be exact. Why not just eat some Mexican cheese made in a bathtub in the East Los Angeles barrio? Intestinally, it probably has the same effect but costs a lot less. Would you care to provide solid proof of "over a hundred studies on the various benefits of the product?" You know, ones done by actual certified laboratories and university studies.

You also stated that when it's harvested as an invasive plant in AU, that TriVita will capture on that area and put it to use. Wouldn't they have to then market it under Outback Bloom rather than Sonora Bloom and change the whole marketing program?

Seems you skipped right over the price difference on the B vitamins from TriVita and Swanson. Huge difference, wouldn't you say, not to mention there is basically no difference between the two? And what does that excess 16,665% more than the RDA of this crap do for a person? Where does it go? I know, it turns into a fluorescent greenish yellow piss and is flushed into the sewer system.

You also skipped over the "hundreds of TriVita employees." They don't employ hundreds.

Sure, I understand I live my life vicariously though your posts and I want to be just like you....working for a company that is unlicensed and I believe is operating illegally in your state, going on vacation and posting continually rather than spending quality time with my kids that you claim are going to leave the nest soon, and hawking some pure crap without remorse and haven't made a dime doing so in 11 years. Yes, I want to be just like you. Thank you for giving me that opportunity. Somehow I don't feel I'll ever catch up and especially even come close to your posting record. A lot of people will thank me for that.