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Dangerous Chemical Herbs for Guinea Pigs

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  1. cbsnewyork.comlocal story 304204925.html The Skinny On MindFX

    A CBS 2 Special Report

    Oct 31, 2003 11:49 pm US/Eastern NEW YORK (CBS) In the virtual world of video games players count
    on caffeine and candy to keep them alert and at the top of their game. But now, a new product
    called MindFX hopes to replace all those empty calories with an herbal supplement that promises to
    increase mental energy and capacity while enhancing a gamers hand-eye coordination. CBS 2's Michael
    Pomeranz reports.

    News of the pills is traveling fast, via the internet, video game events and articles in gaming
    magazines. It's the first time a company has marketed nutritional supplements to people who play
    video games.

    Tod Cooperman, president of an independent testing lab specializing in dietary supplements, took a
    look at the contents of three MindFX formulas. "i think they are asking you to become a guinea pig
    for a cocktail of ingredients."

  2. Nana Weedkiller said:

    cbsnewyork.comlocal story 304204925.html The Skinny On MindFX

    Cacao fruit extract, guarana seed extract, green orange extract, eleuthero and rhodiola.

    The wild card, for lack of experience with it, is the "green orange extract" it has been linked to
    increases in blood pressure and heart palpitations.

    it's made worse by caffiene, which the formula provides

    cacao fruit extract (a source of theobromine and caffeine), guarana seed extract (22
    percent caffeine)

    Tsu Dho Nimh

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    When businesses invoke the "protection of consumers," it's a lot like politicians invoking morality
    and children - grab your wallet and/or your kid and run for your life.

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