Subject: Fwd: Cholesterol Discovery Concealed by Industry

From: Lyn Dearborn <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2006 14:36:31 -0700

Hey there brilliant associates:

Do any of you know anything about this? I'm always leery of anything 
that sounds "too good to be true" ... on the other hand, this "organic" 
remedy is almost as expensive as the pharmaceutical ... Please let me 
know asap... BTW, Plavix just became available in a generic form, thus 
saving a lot of money.
lyn

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> From: Heartguardian <[email-masked]>
> Date: August 14, 2006 10:14:27 AM PDT
> To: [email-masked]
> Subject: Cholesterol Discovery Concealed by Industry
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>  P A I D    A D V E R T I S E M E N T
> Pharmaceutical Industry Conceals
>  Natural Cholesterol Discovery
>
> The 400 Billion dollar pharmaceutical industry is the most profitable 
> industry for two decades running. Its most profitable drugs have been 
> the Statin cholesterol medications.
>
>  

>  Now there is a natural discovery that cuts cholesterol absorption by 
> up to 42%  and
> they don't want you to know about it.
>
> The natural agent was found to be safe and effective in extensive 
> research. The American Heart Association and the American Medical 
> Association both quickly recommended it.
>
>  A law was quickly pushed through congress that made it illegal for 
> natural substances to reference research about their health claims. 
> Only drugs are now permitted to do so.
>
> That means that even though numerous studies have found that the 
> all-natural breakthrough lowered cholesterol by 10% to 12% on average 
> and sometimes much more, a company can not make those claims. It can 
> not even advertise that cholesterol went down in studies.
>
>
> Heartguardian, a respected supplement manufacturer is still determined 
> to take on the billion dollar giants.
>
> It will pay consumers $30 just to try the natural agent for 30 days. 
> Heartguardian will even send customers free home cholesterol testers 
> to see the progress for themselves.
>
>  "Once people see how well it works without any side effects at all, 
> they will their friends" Said Peter Meyer, President of Heartguardian 
> when asked about the amazing offer.
>
>  If you would like to try the all natural agent, act fast. 
> Heartguardian can only afford to send $30 to the
> first 250 people who sign up.
>
>  

> Click here for more information.
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