topic Re: Jane T in Q Talk

Jane T

sunshine 919 — Wed, 24 Jul 2019 02:29:30 GMT

Nice to tune into Q in the evenings and see calmness. I tuned in last night and Sandra B was on and it was calm, are they changing the evening line up. Good choice if they are. Jane looks nice tonight and seems to be doing well with Andrew.

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World Traveler — Wed, 24 Jul 2019 03:02:49 GMT

I am pleased at how well Jane remained calm and it was an enjoyable two hours watching her with Andrew. No hype, just good information presented in a relaxed, calm way.

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DJP — Wed, 24 Jul 2019 03:03:30 GMT

I think Jane was great with Andrew. Great pairing.

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icezeus — Wed, 24 Jul 2019 03:24:30 GMT

I caught the last 15 minutes of the show, and I was so glad that Jane was calm and she did very well with AL. I am a fan of his items on HSN, and have used several of his products for years and swear by them. I was dreading the day when he would appear on QVC because all that I could picture was hysteria, not letting him get a word in, and someone like RD yelling out every other minute how many units had been sold. It was none of that tonight.

Good Job QVC and Great Job Jane T.

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ellaphant — Wed, 24 Jul 2019 03:56:48 GMT

Andrew Lessman is the only person who can out talk Jane. I cannot listen to him, he puts me to sleep. Not a Vitamin believer...absolutely no scientific data that proves they are effective. That;s why Andrew uses the word 'supports'.

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hopi — Wed, 24 Jul 2019 11:00:54 GMT

@ellaphant wrote:
Andrew Lessman is the only person who can out talk Jane. I cannot listen to him, he puts me to sleep. Not a Vitamin believer...absolutely no scientific data that proves they are effective. That;s why Andrew uses the word 'supports'.

WOW, guess that was a miracle when my hair, skin, nails were falling off and taking Vitamin D to put it into normal range made all of it recover.

... and to digress all the scientific data in the world has not solved so much it lets you think much is paid for, skewed and many times incorrect.

Jane and Andrew were on together years ago. Andrew will not tolerate hysteria in the least. If anyone he hosts with gets frantic he will call them on it in a heartbeat on air.

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KentuckyWoman — Wed, 24 Jul 2019 11:51:04 GMT

I think some of the hosts are on vacation. That may be why there was a switch. I didn't watch Sandra but caught a bit of Jane with Andrew.

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Caaareful Shopper — Wed, 24 Jul 2019 11:57:54 GMT

I thought Jane was wonderful with Andrew. He does not require much prodding to speak on certain information. Andrew is best when left to give all his information in a straightforward way. Supplements are not entertainment or exciting; these kind of presentations are best when relaxed and put you in a trusting, comfortable place in order to listen without fanfare intruding. It was great.

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kaydee50 — Wed, 24 Jul 2019 12:56:28 GMT

@ellaphant Completely agree. Had blood work done recently and I was somewhat deficient in vitamin D so on the doctor's advice, I'm taking a supplement. I don't understand these people who self-medicate and take several supplements. They are drugs and the potential for harm is there.

I can understand taking a multi-vitamin but anything else, e.g, for hair/nails, etc. I just don't get it.

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LindaSal — Wed, 24 Jul 2019 14:45:18 GMT

I enjoy Jane T and Andrew L. He is such a doll and I learn a lot by listening to him.

It's like taking a free nutrition class. I am a true believer in vitamins and I take them along with a couple of other supplements. Even the best diets leave our bodies deplete of some nutrients. To each his own but I love his products and his blue eyes.....just sayin.

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FranandZoe — Wed, 24 Jul 2019 15:12:14 GMT

I've been taking his Circulation and Vein Support supplements for a few years - it's been a Godsend. I have varicose veins and poor circulation along with restless legs. It drove me crazy. Until the supplements. Now I have no symptoms whatsoever. I think it even helped my neuropathy.

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santorini — Wed, 24 Jul 2019 15:19:28 GMT

@kaydee50 wrote:
@ellaphant Completely agree. Had blood work done recently and I was somewhat deficient in vitamin D so on the doctor's advice, I'm taking a supplement. I don't understand these people who self-medicate and take several supplements. They are drugs and the potential for harm is there.

I can understand taking a multi-vitamin but anything else, e.g, for hair/nails, etc. I just don't get it.

That's okay. You don't have to get it. The rest of us who DO get it really appreciate Andrew's products. I have used his products for years and never plan to stop. I feel the benefits for sure!

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MoonieBaby — Wed, 24 Jul 2019 18:19:12 GMT

OneFine - that's funny - your comment I mean, very funny. I categorically disagree with it - but it did serve to make me laugh out loud.

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santorini — Wed, 24 Jul 2019 19:40:47 GMT

@ellaphant wrote:
Andrew Lessman is the only person who can out talk Jane. I cannot listen to him, he puts me to sleep. Not a Vitamin believer...absolutely no scientific data that proves they are effective. That;s why Andrew uses the word 'supports'.

He uses the word "supports" because that's the right word. He has never claimed to be selling drugs that would "cure" things. He is very honest in his claims. If I'm remembering correctly, he is a lawyer and used to practice in the Food & Drug Administration area of law. The man does know what he's talking about and does choose his words carefully so as to be legally correct and precise in his descriptions of his products.

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World Traveler — Wed, 24 Jul 2019 21:15:22 GMT

@santorini wrote:
@ellaphant wrote:
Andrew Lessman is the only person who can out talk Jane. I cannot listen to him, he puts me to sleep. Not a Vitamin believer...absolutely no scientific data that proves they are effective. That;s why Andrew uses the word 'supports'.

He uses the word "supports" because that's the right word. He has never claimed to be selling drugs that would "cure" things. He is very honest in his claims. If I'm remembering correctly, he is a lawyer and used to practice in the Food & Drug Administration area of law. The man does know what he's talking about and does choose his words carefully so as to be legally correct and precise in his descriptions of his products.

@santorini You are correct! Good memory.

Andrew entered Loyola University Law School in Los Angeles, where he received a Juris Doctor Degree and subsequently opened a law practice, focusing on a myriad of medical legal issues, including the food and drug law.

In addition, on HSN I have heard him once say that there are company lawyers off stage (which may be standard for HSN and QVC for any supplement vendors), ensuring that claims are not being made that can't be backed up. He has received FDA-approved "claims" on some of his products, but I forget which one it is. I believe it is his cholesterol items.

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blackhole99 — Wed, 24 Jul 2019 23:30:34 GMT

AL is not used to the antics and nonsense JT usually spews, JT has been around long enough to know that and act accordingly.

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IamDoodles — Thu, 25 Jul 2019 01:06:05 GMT

I guess most of you have not read Johns Hopkins recent extensive study on taking vitamins and mineral supplements. Bottom line: other than folic acid there is little or no benefit to taking these supplements. If you follow a healthy diet, you will get all the vitamins and minerals you need from food. In fact, many of these supplements do more harm than good. There is a ton of money to be made on these products and Mr. Lessman sure knows how to milk that cash cow!

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hopi — Fri, 06 Sep 2019 09:58:42 GMT

@IamDoodles wrote:
I guess most of you have not read Johns Hopkins recent extensive study on taking vitamins and mineral supplements. Bottom line: other than folic acid there is little or no benefit to taking these supplements. If you follow a healthy diet, you will get all the vitamins and minerals you need from food. In fact, many of these supplements do more harm than good. There is a ton of money to be made on these products and Mr. Lessman sure knows how to milk that cash cow!

One study means nothing. There are so many studies that say the opposite. Results for a study depends on who pays for it. Example - major pharms want you taking their drugs, they are the one's milking that cash cow. They pay for health information you hear and so many of the commercials you see.

So many people cannot be healed, helped or diagnoised and yet you will put their lives on one study.

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suzyQ3 — Fri, 06 Sep 2019 16:27:37 GMT

@IamDoodles wrote:
I guess most of you have not read Johns Hopkins recent extensive study on taking vitamins and mineral supplements. Bottom line: other than folic acid there is little or no benefit to taking these supplements. If you follow a healthy diet, you will get all the vitamins and minerals you need from food. In fact, many of these supplements do more harm than good. There is a ton of money to be made on these products and Mr. Lessman sure knows how to milk that cash cow!

Agreed, @IamDoodles , and I don't think that there are many or even any credible studies that show any efficacy in loading up on an excess of vitamins or minerals. It's a huge and profitable market that is pretty much unregulated.