A TESTIMONIAL

We’ve covered a lot of Durk and Sandy’s research and recommendations, and often, I think, the science can be intimidating. Sometimes word of mouth can be reassuring, even when we fully trust the source of the technical information. So, today we’ll share with you a testimonial from one of our own TTPers, Kirk Klingler:
“I wasn’t inspired by life and death circumstances to pursue the use of vitamins and supplements. During my early 20’s I served in the US Navy and was deployed for extended periods of sea time. During these extended days at sea, the ship doesn’t always get a good supply of fresh vegetables, fruits, or milk.After a couple of extended 100+ days at sea I started noticing that my teeth were losing their natural whiteness and getting a slight gray look to them (not quite like the haze gray of the ship).
I started reading books on nutrition from the ship’s library and I concluded that I was probably lacking sufficient calcium in my diet. When we pulled into our next port visit in Australia, I visited a store that sold vitamins and nutritional supplements and bought some Dolomite.
Giving and helping others are wonderful things. We are appreciated when we give to others through charity, volunteer work, or other acts of kindness; and rightly so. When we can help another person in some way, it creates a spirit of goodwill, and it’s one of the single most important acts we can do for our own happiness.








“There are certain social principles in human nature, from which we may draw the most solid conclusions with respect to the conduct of individuals and of communities.” —

Durk’s fierce interest in the extension of life, not only in years but in vitality right to the end, was, one might say, ageless. [Don’t blame that dad-joke on Michelle, it was all me. But still true.] Durk wasn’t interested in a dwindling but long old age. His goal was vibrant good health right up until one was used up.