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"breakfast Vs body weight" questionnaire

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  1. Please fill in the questionnaire by clicking below link.

    http://www.my3q.com/home2/26/crunchy_cashew/95637.phtml

    Tks!

  2. Cashew,

    We are collectively a rather suspicious bunch, IMO. Why should we take
    the time to do this? What's in it for us and how will this help the
    world become a better place?

    pc

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  3. "cashew" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Please fill in the questionnaire by clicking below link.

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    A questionnaire about donuts? I think not!

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    See my webpage:
    http://mysite.verizon.net/juliebove/index.htm

  4. I don't know if Guy is correct that all Hoodia being sold is fake. I
    do know that a few years ago 60 Minutes did a story about it. The
    plant grows in a very specific desert area of Africa which is under the
    control of bushmen that have been using it for centuries to reduce
    hunger. As I recall from the show, a major US drug company had
    reached an agreement with the bushmen to lock up the supply for the
    company to research and eventually turn into a commercial drug. So
    apparently they believed there was some merit in it and that it was not
    easy to just grow it somewhere else.catfication of Hoodia
    http://www.gordoniihoodiapills.com/certification.php

    So, unlike most weight loss wonders, there is basis to believe this
    stuff actually works. Now what companies are actually selling is an
    interesting question. I've seen US websites and companies that clearly
    claim what they are selling is from the real Hoodia grown by the
    bushmen. If that's a lie, then they are open to fraud charges.

    I too would be interested in what basis Guy has for his claim that all
    what's being sold is fake.

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