Guest guest Posted October 26, 2005 Report Share Posted October 26, 2005 Yesterday, I got in the mail a 20-page flyer advertising the " Bottom Line Year Book 2006 " . Some of the headlines grabbed my attention. === Interesting Headline #1 === " EAT ALL YOU WANT " Food Cure wipes Out Prostate Cancer - Astonishing find on Pacific " Iland of Immortals " - Proven in 25-year study by world-renowned longevity expert - Confers near-immunity to many diseases of aging Okinawa, Japan -- After 25 years of searching, Harvard-trained aging expert Bradley J. Willcox, MD, assistant professor of geriatrics at the University of Hawaii, confirms he's finally found the long-sought secret of everlasting health...[snip] Most surprising of all, Okinawans actually ... EAT AS MUCH AS 41 SERVINGS A DAY! [snip] === Actually, Dr. Willcox's book is promoted in his web site, along with some interesting informtion: http://www.okicent.org/ Readers who grab the bait and pay their hard-earned money for The Bottom Line Yearbook will be disappointed to learn that you can " eat all you want " as long as it is no more than 41 SPOON-SIZED servings per day. === Interesting Headline #2 === Mars Mission Accidentally Ends BREAST CANCER! Discovery cuts risk 90% Somewhere in the Arizona Desert -- For three long years, a crew of seven famed scientists conducted a truly outrageous experiment to benefit NASA. [snip] THEIR BODIES GREW PHYSICALLY YOUNGER! After just a few months, crew members experienced breathtaking improvements in blood pressure, insulin levels, cholesterol, triglycerides, white blood cell counts and other key " age markers " . All because of what they ate. [snip] === Would Dr. Walford be proud that the Biosphere experiment was being promoted to the masses so deceptively? I doubt it. Tony Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 26, 2005 Report Share Posted October 26, 2005 Funny thing, I've talked to many old people over the years, those whom I thought were old - 80 to 102yo, and they never knew much about why they were still alive. The 102 yo was a pharmacist's wife, worked until 70yo, and never took any drugs, until maybe the final days in the old folks home. No aspirin, no vitamins. And she didn't eat much. Regards. [ ] Salesmanship and CR Yesterday, I got in the mail a 20-page flyer advertising the "BottomLine Year Book 2006". Some of the headlines grabbed my attention.=== Interesting Headline #1 ==="EAT ALL YOU WANT" Food Cure wipes Out Prostate Cancer- Astonishing find on Pacific "Iland of Immortals"- Proven in 25-year study by world-renowned longevity expert- Confers near-immunity to many diseases of agingOkinawa, Japan -- After 25 years of searching, Harvard-trained agingexpert Bradley J. Willcox, MD, assistant professor of geriatrics atthe University of Hawaii, confirms he's finally found the long-soughtsecret of everlasting health...[snip]Most surprising of all, Okinawans actually ... EAT AS MUCH AS 41 SERVINGS A DAY![snip]===Actually, Dr. Willcox's book is promoted in his web site, along withsome interesting informtion:http://www.okicent.org/Readers who grab the bait and pay their hard-earned money for TheBottom Line Yearbook will be disappointed to learn that you can "eatall you want" as long as it is no more than 41 SPOON-SIZED servingsper day. === Interesting Headline #2 ===Mars Mission Accidentally Ends BREAST CANCER!Discovery cuts risk 90%Somewhere in the Arizona Desert -- For three long years, a crew ofseven famed scientists conducted a truly outrageous experiment tobenefit NASA. [snip]THEIR BODIES GREW PHYSICALLY YOUNGER!After just a few months, crew members experienced breathtakingimprovements in blood pressure, insulin levels, cholesterol,triglycerides, white blood cell counts and other key "age markers". All because of what they ate.[snip]===Would Dr. Walford be proud that the Biosphere experiment was beingpromoted to the masses so deceptively? I doubt it.Tony Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 26, 2005 Report Share Posted October 26, 2005 Funny thing, I've talked to many old people over the years, those whom I thought were old - 80 to 102yo, and they never knew much about why they were still alive. The 102 yo was a pharmacist's wife, worked until 70yo, and never took any drugs, until maybe the final days in the old folks home. No aspirin, no vitamins. And she didn't eat much. Regards. [ ] Salesmanship and CR Yesterday, I got in the mail a 20-page flyer advertising the "BottomLine Year Book 2006". Some of the headlines grabbed my attention.=== Interesting Headline #1 ==="EAT ALL YOU WANT" Food Cure wipes Out Prostate Cancer- Astonishing find on Pacific "Iland of Immortals"- Proven in 25-year study by world-renowned longevity expert- Confers near-immunity to many diseases of agingOkinawa, Japan -- After 25 years of searching, Harvard-trained agingexpert Bradley J. Willcox, MD, assistant professor of geriatrics atthe University of Hawaii, confirms he's finally found the long-soughtsecret of everlasting health...[snip]Most surprising of all, Okinawans actually ... EAT AS MUCH AS 41 SERVINGS A DAY![snip]===Actually, Dr. Willcox's book is promoted in his web site, along withsome interesting informtion:http://www.okicent.org/Readers who grab the bait and pay their hard-earned money for TheBottom Line Yearbook will be disappointed to learn that you can "eatall you want" as long as it is no more than 41 SPOON-SIZED servingsper day. === Interesting Headline #2 ===Mars Mission Accidentally Ends BREAST CANCER!Discovery cuts risk 90%Somewhere in the Arizona Desert -- For three long years, a crew ofseven famed scientists conducted a truly outrageous experiment tobenefit NASA. [snip]THEIR BODIES GREW PHYSICALLY YOUNGER!After just a few months, crew members experienced breathtakingimprovements in blood pressure, insulin levels, cholesterol,triglycerides, white blood cell counts and other key "age markers". All because of what they ate.[snip]===Would Dr. Walford be proud that the Biosphere experiment was beingpromoted to the masses so deceptively? I doubt it.Tony Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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