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Old 12-06-2006, 11:47 AM #1
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Default Neprinol AFD-Reduce scar tissue buildup, fibrosis

has anyone tried this - or what do you think of it

Reduce scar tissue buildup, fibrosis, arthritic conditions, pain swelling inflammation and hundreds of other ailments. NEPRINOL's product formulation is more complete and essential than a daily vitamin.

Neprinol Supports:

* Normal Immune Function
* Normal Blood Clotting
* Blood Cleansing
* Viral Cleansing
* Fibrinolytic Activity
* Normal Blood Viscisity
* Circulatory Health
* Normal Blood Pressure
* CRP (inflammatory markers)

http://www.aragonproducts.com/thepro...fm?master=7147
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