Question 1

Has anyone noticed an improvement in their a fib?

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I had a fib several years ago and was treated by many physicians with no improvement.  Went to USC and they found a pericardial cyst attached to my heart.  The cyst was larger than my heart.  Had open heart surgery to remove the cyst and they did a Maze procedure on my heart also.  I said all that to say this my heart was damaged and was not strong.  I have been taking Anchestral Supplements for about 2 plus years and my cardiologist and electrophysiologist cannot believe my heart and the perfect condition it is now.  I only see the electro doctor every 6 months and he says my heart is in excellent condition.  The improvements started when I began taking heart, liver, bone marrow and lung.  My blood work has changed to an amazing result.  My doctor said he wished that his looked so good.

I have said a lot here but I know the heartache of a fib (pardon the pun).  Also I am 76 years old and feel 40.  God Bless You

Question 2

Why is a shipping and handling cost affiliated with this item but not with any of the others in the company's product line?

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Thank you for your question... we produce one small batch at a time to ensure higher quality, freshness and attention to detail... The downside is that we tend to run out of popular products from time to time.
  
When our Amazon fulfillment centers are completely sold out, the Amazon Prime (free shipping) is temporarily unavailable; however, there usually remains an option to purchase these nourishing foods directly from the shelves of our local store. In this case, a real human-being hand picks, packs and ships out packages... the old fashioned way. Unfortunately, we don't have the same automation processes, nor the same shipping rates as Amazon, so the shipping cost added to some purchases are the fair market rate. 
     
If you'd like to purchase a product that is temporarily unavailable on Amazon Prime, and you're not keen about the added shipping cost, send me a direct email or message me through the buyer / seller messaging and we'll work something out with you.

Question 3

How much copper is in this?

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GRASS FED KIDNEY, HEART AND LIVER likely have approximately 0.1 mg, 0.1 mg and 2.7 mg of copper respectively.

Our early ancestors never had access to a nutrient assay nor would they had even known to care about the very few known "nutrition facts" that appear on labels today. We believe that the real nourishing magic comes from the glandular-specific proteins, peptides, enzymes and cofactors, etc... all things absent on nutrition panels. As such, we don't perform assays with our organs and glands because they exist in harmony with nature... they exist in harmony with the ways of our ancestors.

Organs and glands are nutrient dense, whole food products. The recommended serving for most of our products (6 capsules) is equivalent to about one ounce of fresh, raw organs / glands that you’d get from your local farmer (or) butcher. Some basic averages can be gleaned from the published literature for individual organs / glands.

GRASSFED BEEF ORGANS 
B12 — 6.5 mcg 
Folate — 25 mcg (this is real folate versus synthetic folic acid) 
Choline — 25 mg 
Niacin — 2.4 mg 
Potassium — 93 mg 
Selenium — 18 mcg 
Copper — 1 mg 
Iron — 5 mg 
Vitamin A — 1100 ius

GRASSFED BEEF LIVER 
B12 — 14 mcg 
Folate — 81 mcg 
Choline — 120 mg 
Niacin — 3.7 mg 
Potassium — 88 mg 
Selenium — 11 mcg 
Copper — 2.7 mg 
Iron — 2 mg 
Vitamin A — 5099 ius

GRASSFED BEEF SPLEEN 
B12 — 1.6 mcg 
Folate — 1.1 mcg 
Choline — 0.0 mg 
Niacin — 2.5 mg 
Potassium — 122 mg 
Selenium — 18 mcg 
Copper — 0 mg 
Iron — 12.5 mg 
Vitamin A — 0.0 ius

GRASSFED BEEF PANCREAS 
B12 — 3.9 mcg 
Folate — 0.8 mcg 
Choline — incomplete value 
Niacin — 1.2 mg 
Potassium — 77 mg 
Selenium — 7 mcg 
Copper — 0 mg 
Iron — 0.6 mg 
Vitamin A — 0.0 ius

Each capsule contains amylase, protease, trypsin, colipase, lipase and other pancreatic peptides in the correct physiological amounts that exist in nature. Our product is not a processed, standardized USP extract... it is a whole food dietary supplement for those seeking targeted support in harmony with nature.

GRASSFED BEEF KIDNEY 
B12 — 7 mcg 
Folate — 27 mcg 
Niacin — 2.2 mg 
Potassium — 73 mg 
Selenium — 40 mcg 
Copper — 0.1 mg 
Iron — 1.3 mg 
Vitamin A — 400 ius

GRASSFED BEEF HEART
B12 — 2.4 mcg 
Folate — 0.4 mcg 
Choline — 0.0 mg 
Niacin — 2.1 mg 
Potassium — 80 mg 
Selenium — 6.1 mcg 
Copper — 0.1 mg 
Iron — 1.2 mg 
Vitamin A — 0.0 ius

I hope that you find our nose-to-tail supplements of value. If at any time you feel that you're not getting what you want out of our products, please send an email... I'd like to try to help. I will always be here for any questions or concerns that you may have.

Sincerest regards,

Brian Johnson, Owner
Ancestral Supplements

* Nutrients listed here are based on established vitamin and mineral content found in about one ounce of the respective organs / glands referenced. Nutrient data for this listing was provided by USDA SR-21.

Question 4

I assume theres iron in this product? Any idea of how much? Or should this product be used in conjunction with beef liver?

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You'll find 1.5 mg of heme iron per six capsule serving. If it's iron you're after, you should consider the richest source of heme iron that exists in nature  — Spleen (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0734FQTQJ). Spleen has 5 X's more heme iron than liver. 
  
IRON PROFILE (Per six capsule serving):
— Heart 1.5 mg
— Liver 2.5 mg
— Beef Organs 5 mg
— Spleen 12.5 mg
  
Many of our customers successfully improve their iron status with our Liver product because it naturally provides the cofactors that support endogenous iron production (vitamin A, B12, zinc, copper, etc) along with a moderate amount of heme iron. For this reason, liver should be considered as a first line supplement option to manage iron status. It's important to know that adding more dietary iron to the equation doesn't always work... if that's not the root cause of the issue.
  
That being said, sometimes inadequate dietary iron IS the root cause of the issue, in which case, our Spleen product should be considered due to the high heme iron content (5Xs more than liver) either in combination with the Liver (or) as a stand alone product. For this reason, Liver plus Spleen should be considered as a second line supplement option to provide the cofactors that support endogenous iron production as well as a significant and meaningful amount of dietary heme iron.
 
There's a very good chance that one's iron status will improve with the Liver product alone... if it does not, consider adding in the Spleen product which supplies over 500% more heme iron per serving (12.5 MG).

ASIN	B0714PXKCQ
ASIN	B0714PXKCQ
Age Range Description	Adult
Allergen Information	Beef
Best Sellers Rank	#35,534 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #150 in CoQ10 Nutritional Supplements
Brand Name	Ancestral Supplements
Color	Red
Container Type	Bottle
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (1,949)
Date First Available	May 29, 2017
Diet Type	Paleo
Dosage Form	Capsule
Dose Release Method	Immediate Release
Flavor	Heart
Global Trade Identification Number	00850024798366
Item Dimensions	2.9 x 2.9 x 5.33 inches
Item Form	Capsule
Item Highlight	A whole food heart health supplement with CoQ10 supports mitochondrial function and cardiovascular energy.
Item Weight	27.22 g
Manufacturer	Ancestral Supplements
Manufacturer	Ancestral Supplements
Manufacturer Part Number	1003
Material Features	GMO Free
Material Type Free	en_AE
Number of Items	1
Package Size Name	180 Count
Primary Supplement Type	Non-specific
Product Benefits	Heart Health,Supports
Product Dimensions	2.9 x 2.9 x 5.33 inches; 1 ounces
Recommended Uses For Product	Heart Health Support
Special Ingredients	Bovine Heart, Liver
Specific Uses For Product	Laboratory
Supplement Formulation	Multi-Supplement
Total Servings Per Container	30
UPC	850024798366
Unit Count	180 Count

Ancestral Supplements Grass Fed Beef Heart Supplement, CoQ10, 180 Ct

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