People are jumping on this new secret to instantly losing all their excess body fat, but I can’t promise you that supplies will last.
The lady doctor who’s exposing this secret once and for all has already received death threats - believed by investigators to be linked to the powerful food and drug companies who DON’T want “you” finding out about her amazing secret:
I’m a bit overwhelmed with all of the hype I’ve been seeing about genetic testing and supplements.
Over the past 5 or 6 years, a number of companies have begun offering what they claim are nutritional supplements customized through genetic testing. Some commentators have gone as far as to call it a scam. I certainly wouldn’t go that far, and in this free country, any company is at liberty to “make a play” in the marketplace. However, the dominant analysis amongst scientists who’ve been watching this development is that the science is not ready for the marketplace.
But for those of you who are short on time, here’s the quick summary: first, the science is in its infancy, and there are still far more questions than answers; second, any supposed genetic test for nutrient challenge can only tell you whether you were born with the possibility of a challenge in a given area, not whether it ever showed up or to what extent; third, the actual effects of supplementation on all of this are largely unknown (and may have unpredictable consequences); and fourth, genetic testing provides no way to measure progress, i.e. you would still have to do a functional test like those that we provide to see whether there had been any effect (either of the original genetic issue or the supplementation supposed to correct it)! So why bother doing the genetic test at all?
This is why we have judged that this science is intriguing, and in good time we will most likely include some genetic component to our programs when the science is more solid - but we’ll still have to use functional testing to find out what’s happening in your body today.
Until then, best to stay away from speculative “science” and stick with what’s known. Leading genetic researchers agree it’ll be a long time before genetic testing for supplements is ready for Prime Time.
Being rather mathematically challenged I always wondered how people figured out those impossible issues.
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I’m evaluating a multi-media course on blogging from the folks at Simpleology. For a while, they’re letting you snag it for free if you post about it on your blog.
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It’s a week later, and after having a lot of really unpleasant stuff be on the foot pads when I removed it in the morning, the pads are now clean. Just to be sure I did it 2 days in a row and it came out clean both times.
However, my wife, who has a very high heavy metal content (too much sushi), as well as lots of nasty cancer cells in her body is still getting all of the yucky stuff in the morning.
While I’m not jumping around with boundless energy as the commercial said, I am feeling pretty good. I think this stuff works. And as Tiny Tim said, “God Bless Alternative Medicine”.
Find out how Dr Suzanne Gudakunst discovered how calories, carbs, and such have far less to do with the real reason you’re fat and can’t seem to lose weight regardless of what you do!
But hurry as lobbyist want her secret forever banned because it threatens the food & drug companies’ continued stronghold on the masses in order for them to remain rich at the cost of YOUR health!
Don’t you just hate it when you wake up in the middle of the night, discover that you’ve left the TV on and catch an infomercial touting the latest and greatest?
But Wait! There’s even more.
My cancer patient wife and I just happened to open our eyes at the same time to catch an infomercial touting the benefits of a Japanese detox foot pad. The program showed all sorts of ugly dirty stuff coming out through the soles of ones feet by using their natural herbal cleansing pads.
She said it first. “Bob, order that for me.” I did. And they showed up in the mail yesterday. So last night we made our 1st attempt to see if we wasted our $20 or not.
And the answer is….. NOT! It was frightening to see the amount of dirty stain on the pads. I don’t know how it works. I felt quite a bit of warmth from the pads. I guess that somehow the herbs were drawing nasty stuff from my body onto the pads.
I wonder how long it’s going to take before we wake to a clean pad.
Time will tell…and so will I.
So, being the rebel that I am, I thought I’d do some of my own research before I called a doctor.
This is what I found:
The painful condition where the contents of the stomach want to flow back the way they came to cause heartburn is something we may all have experienced in our lives: it is called acid reflux. This is a disorder of the gastrointestinal tract (digestive system) and even though this condition is often known by different names, they have similar symptoms. In order to assimilate the food we eat, our stomach dissolves it with a strong acid. With this condition, acid in the stomach tries to escape up the food pathways and this is the reason for the burning pain.
People are jumping on this new secret to instantly losing all their excess body fat, but I can’t promise you that supplies will last.
The lady doctor who’s exposing this secret once and for all has already received death threats - believed by investigators to be linked to the powerful food and drug companies who DON’T want “you” finding out about her amazing secret:
I’ve avoided using Microsoft Outlook for about as long as I can remember. I just didn’t want to be using software that was so prone to attacks by the evil guys who wanted control of my computer.
The best program I had found was one called Time & Chaos. It worked really great but like everything else in life had some limitations.
I read an article a few months ago touting the benefits of Microsofts add-in to Outlook. Business Contact Manager. So, I gave it a try. Not bad…it seemed to do many of tasks I wanted as well as produce some pretty neat reports.
But I still was unhappy with the task and to-do management aspect of the program. Then while surfing around Amazon I came across a book titled ‘Total Workday Control, using Microsoft Outlook’. What the heck! for a few bucks I might as well give it a try.
I’m up to chapter 5 and I think that the author, Michael Lindberger, has developed a system for managing one’s business that fits pretty well with the way my brain functions. Keep it simple and positive.
They also have a software download that automatically makes the changes to the program for the folks that are either lazy or perhaps not as computer literate as others. But his instructions in the book make it very easy to customize Outlook into a more human workable program to help manage one’s daily activity.