Bayer 701285B three-in-1 Insect Illness and Mite Handle Concentrate, 32-Ounce
- Triple safety for flowering plants, trees and shrubs
- Kills and controls insects. Cures and stops fungal disorder
- Safeguards up to two moments extended against twice as numerous pests vs . other brand names
- Rainproof safety lasts up to 30 days
- 32 ounce bottle
Triple safety for flowering plants, trees and shrubs. Kills and controls insects. Cures and prevents fungal condition. Controls Spider Mites. Safeguards up to two occasions extended from twice as many pests vs . other brand names. Systemic rainproof protection lasts up to 30 days.
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Works on rose spider mites,
The concentrate is the first product I have used on my roses that is effective with spider mites. Strongly recommended.
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|Comment by Jerome R. Evans — August 31, 2011 @ 2:21 pm
Don’t confuse this with Bayer’s other 3 in 1 product,
I ordered this not realizing that Bayer had two products with “3 in 1″ as part of the name. This product is a spray. The other product, which is also a concentrate, is mixed with water and poured at the base of the plants. The plants then absorb it through the root system, internalize the insecticide, and kill insects when they take a bite out of the plant.
I wanted the other product because I have problems with Fuchsia mites, and I read on some gardening websites that it would kill them.
Despite this product’s name, which includes “mite control,” I’ve sprayed my Fuchsias no less than three times according to the instructions, and it did not kill the Fuchsia mites. I’ve now bought the other product, and am trying it.
Bayer should not name two very different products so similarly, and have the labels look confusingly the same.
I have no complaint about the company that sold it. It was shipped to me promptly. However, I suggest that it change the product listing description to state that this product is a spray, as well as indicating in the very first sentence about the product that it is a spray.
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|Comment by Ken "Ken" — August 31, 2011 @ 2:37 pm
Scientific proof for reversing heart disease,
While we appreciate that Mr. Bayan took the time to comment on our work, we are concerned that inaccurate statements he has made may discourage some people from making changes in diet and lifestyle that we have proven to be lifesaving.
For the past 24 years, the non-profit Preventive Medicine Research Institute and the University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine have conducted research scientifically proving, for the first time, that the progression of even severe coronary heart disease can begin to reverse by making comprehensive changes in diet and lifestyle, without drugs or surgery. These studies have been published in leading peer-reviewed journals such as the Journal of the AMA, The Lancet, the American Journal of Cardiology, New England Journal of Medicine, Circulation, and others.
Mr. Bayan alleges that the diet we have proven to be so beneficial is “dangerous” for some patients because both HDL and LDL may decrease and triglycerides may increase. HDL and triglycerides are only potential risk factors for heart disease, they are not diseases. When we measured the actual severity of heart disease using state-of-the-art measures such as computer-analyzed coronary arteriography and cardiac PET scans, patients showed continued improvement over time, even in patients like Mr. Bayan whose HDL decreased or triglycerides increased. Also, cardiac events were 2.5 times lower in the group who followed the program compared to the control group who made more moderate changes in diet (30% fat, 200 mg cholesterol). [reference: JAMA. 1998;280:2001-2007.] Clearly, lowering HDL by changing diet did not harm these patients. LDL cholesterol decreased by an average of almost 40% during the first year, and none of the patients who adhered to the diet showed an increase in LDL.
As Dr. Connor wrote in the New England Journal of Medicine, “There are no data showing that the physiologic reduction of HDL cholesterol levels with a low-fat diet is detrimental. Diet-induced lowering of HDL cholesterol does not confer the same risk of atherosclerosis as do low HDL cholesterol levels in Americans consuming a high-fat diet.” [ref: N Engl J Med. 1997;337(8).]
It is true that one can eat an unhealthful low-fat diet if it is high in simple carbohydrates such as sugar, white flour, alcohol, and many popular fat-free desserts. Such a diet may cause a shift to the more harmful pattern B LDL subclass that Mr. Bayan mentions.
But this is not the diet we recommend for reversing heart disease. Other studies have shown that a diet high in fruits, vegetables, grains, beans, and other complex carbohydrates (which is the diet we recommend) actually cause a shift AWAY from the pattern B LDL subclass to more beneficial patterns [ref: Kenney JJ, et al. Very-low-fat diets do not necessarily promote small, dense LDL particles. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 1999;70(3):423-5.]
Patients whose triglycerides increase are counseled to be even more mindful in reducing their intake of simple carbohydrates and increasing their exercise. Also, for many years we have recommended that patients take 3 grams/day of fish oil, which also helps to lower triglycerides. In the Multicenter Lifestyle Demonstration Project, we found that triglyceride levels, which initially increased slightly but not significantly, then fell significantly in years two and three. [ref: American Journal of Cardiology. 1998;82:72T-76T.] Almost 80% of people who were eligible for bypass surgery or angioplasty were able to safely avoid it by making these diet and lifestyle changes instead.
We respect the work of Dr. Robert Superko and often refer patients to his lipid laboratory for testing. Again, we have found that patients with small dense LDL also show reversal of heart disease on the program recommend.
The program that we recommend includes a reversal diet for those with heart disease and the prevention diet for others. The prevention diet may be higher in fat and cholesterol than the reversal diet and is tailored to the needs of the individual rather than offering one diet for everyone. The prevention diet may include some oils, fish and other animal products for some people.
Switching from saturated fats to monosaturated fats is better, but for reversing heart disease or lowering cholesterol it is better to avoid all oils other than fish oils. Olive oil is 100% total fat and 14% saturated fat. The more olive oil you consume, the more saturated fat you consume, the higher your plasma cholesterol. The studies showing that olive oil lowers cholesterol are only when substituted in equal amounts for butter or oils that are higher in saturated fat. Also, olive oil has almost none of the beneficial omega-3 fatty acids.
The bottom line is this: patients in our studies with severe heart disease reported a 91% reduction in angina (chest pain) within one month, and most became pain-free. They not only felt better, they were better…
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|Comment by Stacey Dunn-Emke, MS, RD, CNSD — August 31, 2011 @ 2:47 pm
It worked for me!!!,
When my doctor suggested cholesterol lowering drugs last year, I decided that 34years old was too soon to start taking drugs. My cholesterol was 266 (& that’s after cutting out most red meat and pork fat -and no hamburgers). I was motivated to try to improve the health of my arteries and heart. I want to be around for my ten year old’s retirement party!
I followed Dr Ornish’s diet program for 6 month’s then had my cholesterol levels tested again. Everything improved: cholesterol down to 210, triglycerides went from 389 to 217 and my ratio improved 24%. I never skipped a meal. I never went hungry. Secondary benefit: I lost 14 pounds and two inches around my waist without trying. I did not exercise enough so I am trying to increase my exercise now. I probably exercised an average of once a week.
By the way, Dr Ornish included a chart that demanded that you eat at least a certain amount of fat in your daily diet. I liked that the book is filled with studies by major US universities. This is not 600 pages of rambling prose but a how to book to reverse heart disease. If you want someone to hold your hand, call your Mom. If you want a “How to Reverse Your Heart Disease” manual, buy this book. … Stop reading reviews and buy, read and try it.
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|Comment by "diligent1" — August 31, 2011 @ 3:04 pm