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Old 11-07-2015, 09:56 AM #10
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Originally Posted by caroline2 View Post
That's too bad, grape seed ex maybe could have saved you from the heart attack. As I said it's sad so few know about the virtues of this supplement. Life can be all timing, being at the right place at the right time. I'm so happy I was where I was back in Aug 1995. C

The main reason I started on it back in 1995, we were told it MAY prevent cancers. So far so good for me. And over the years found so many positive effects.
Ahhhh..if we could only go back in time and do it all differently...perhaps I could have avoided not only the heart attack but more importantly the SFN!

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