Subject: Notes from Dr John Byrd Conference Call
Date: Thu, 18 Mar 2004 12:23:52 +1000
Hi guys and gals,
I grabbed the chance to listen to the rebroadcast of Dayle Maloney's Monday
night product call with Dr John Byrd.
I didn't begin taking notes until part way through, but here is what I
wrote down.
Charles
Treats diarrhea in foals and young calves because it is effective against
ecoli and salmonella
Some farmers giving two ounces to foals as soon as they "hit the ground",
then for the first few days. Also, given two ounces per day for a few
days prior to weaning.
Lots of foals from sea level training, going up to 7200ft altitude for
races. Often makes horses bleed from the lungs. Tahitian Noni recover
much faster, were not stressed. Weren't coming up with the same respiratory
problems that other horses in the same barns were displaying.
Number of uses is growing and growing.
Works very well externally in wound healing.
In violation of TNI's patents, a competitor has just added Tahitian Noni to
it's own product, but this is now being investigated.
Take a horse which is as healthy as a horse can be, give it 2 ounces twice
a day for 30 days and you will see an improvement in it's overall health
and fitness.
A few mares which had not successfully carried a foal to term have now done
so after being put on Tahitian Noni juice. Not enough other data
yet to be able to say that Tahitian Noni was the only cause.
Retail $149.50 2 x 96oz per case
Not on CAS: 5 cases per month $140/case.
Autoship $135/mth 6 cases month.
100 cases per quarter, become a rep, price $120 per case can be drop-shipped
anywhere, but must be in 12 case lots.
ALSO...MUST be able to demonstrate expertise and a relationship to the
equine industry or similar.
Works out at around 63c per ounce (US$).
Dr Byrd said..."If you can't afford to spend $2-3 a day on your horse, you
don't need to own a horse."
extra vitamin E., lecithen, and more.
By September, product released which includes the joint support/relief.
50% of horses being given Tahitian Noni are winning races. Several
instances of long-shots and "senior" horses winning races. eg. a 26y.o. horse
that has been on TNJ for 2 years now. Races like an eight year old.
--
Charles & Kerri Green
http://gold.nonilead.com
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