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Old 01-07-2010, 01:37 PM #1
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Smile informative reading
I read the book on this site and was impressed. i contacted them and told them about my PN. they said it would help me. if not it is money back. i have the pills and started taking yesterday. go to this website Digestacure.comdigestacure.com and read the book.

make note of pages 145 - 160. i will post often on what is happening to me
while taking this substance.

george :smileypray:
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