energy.grenoble-em.com Review:

EVERYTHING i needed for new markets to show my art!! I even found art markets I wasn't aware of until now

Fantastic product I used it for only 3 weeks and saw such a huge difference! Definitely buy this product

I love her recipes, the only thing was I was disappointed that almost all the chicken seemed to be for chicken thighs. I will convert them to chicken breast because that is what I prefer, I was also expecting more Instant Pot or pressure cooker recipes. I still love the book and am planning on 3 recipes this week. The reference guide is easy to use making it quick to see what type of recipe it is (quick, GF, vegetarian...) Again, beautiful book, great recipes, and I don't regret purchasing it.

I bought this ball thrower after originally purchasing the original iFetch (with much smaller balls). As my dog got bigger, I was afraid the small balls might get caught in her throat so I opted to use regular size tennis balls for throwing. While the unit works fine (it does shoot the ball with quite a bit of force), my dog lost interest over time. She will take the tennis ball and hover over the hole, but refuses to drop it on her own now. She enjoys me getting involved and forcing the ball drop. Once the unit shoots the ball, off she goes after it. Being able to use standard tennis balls really does help, but I wish my dog loved it like I do. It's a hefty price though, so I'm disappointed that I spent so much money and the dog doesn't use it much.

Colloidal silver is the ingredient that causes it's effectiveness. It is anti-fungal and anti-bacterial. It works, for sure. Works on toe nail fungus, bug bites, rashes.etc. My husband is using it for a 20 year stubborn case of lichen planus on his legs that he has tried EVERYTHING to effect a cure. Emuaid is clearing it up! HOWEVER, BE AWARE PROLONGED USE OF COLLOIDAL SILVER CAN CAUSE ARGYRIA. That is a blue discoloration of the skin that is permanent... caused by exposure to the sun on areas treated with colloidal silver. Ingestion of colloidal silver can result in generalized blue-gray discoloration of the skin. I know of NO reports of blue skin from this product. Emuaid states there have been no reports... But do not everuse it. Research argyria and colloidal silver and use with caution. The first ingredient of this product is argentum metallica. That is silver. I do think Emuaid should publish a caution regarding the possiblity that this might occur with prolonged use. However, I have also read reports that it cannot occur with the new smaller nano particles used in modern preperations. I have questioned Emuaid regarding this repeatedly...with NO RESPONSE. Bottom line: Emuaid does what it says it will do!!! But use with caution.

Liked what was presented but shorter treatment than expected. There is so much more that could have been included but wasn't. A sequel might be in order if the author chooses.