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Age threshold for cancer risk lowered to 30

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Participants Sean Rodriguez59northernskipper41mistybear4nimbleskipper13Kate Anderson83William Booth2Frank Alvarez8jadesailor14Alexander Campbell7Anthony Harris14Melissa Cruz2Larry Lewis2
mistybear4 mistybear4 Active Member
58 messages
joined Nov 2007
#41 ·
Melissa Cruz2 said:It’s usually just the athletes who look fit, and they don't exactly live on fast food—at least, not any of them I've ever run into...

Well, if you want an introduction, I can certainly set you up with some of them, no big deal, since there are plenty scattered all across the States... 😉

Here is a bit of what people are saying globally:

http://www.nrg-fit.com/sportski_rezultati.asp

http://www.nrg-fit.com/heather_livingston.asp
Frank Alvarez8 Frank Alvarez8 Member
43 messages
joined Jun 2005
#42 ·
mistybear4 said:ps: you got stomach issues? .. 😁

Man, you're like those fortune tellers on the street corner, giving out diagnoses from a mile away!!! 🤣
Kate Anderson83 Kate Anderson83 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Jun 2004
#43 ·
While everyone else is busy bickering, I’m still sitting here waiting for an actual answer to this:
Kate Anderson83 said:Is there any way to find out if someone carries the BRCA 1 or BRCA 2 gene?
nimbleskipper13 nimbleskipper13 Member
34 messages
joined Feb 2005
#44 ·
Frank Alvarez8, you've got a point there... anyone reading his nonsense is going to end up with stomach issues sooner or later.
The stuff is just completely indigestible, haha. 😈
nimbleskipper13 nimbleskipper13 Member
34 messages
joined Feb 2005
#45 ·
Kate Anderson83 said:While everyone else is busy arguing, I’m still sitting here waiting for an answer to this one question:

You can get BRCA 1 and BRCA 2 gene testing done at the Mayo Clinic, but Medicare won't cover it—even if there's a clear indication, like a close female relative having multifocal bilateral breast cancer. It ends up costing about $850.
Kate Anderson83 Kate Anderson83 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Jun 2004
#46 ·
Thanks.
Larry Lewis2 Larry Lewis2 Active Member
74 messages
joined Apr 2004
#47 ·
I read just the first page and my hair literally stood on end—I couldn't bring myself to go any further.

Good grief, if only we could learn medicine from comic books instead.🙄
jadesailor14 jadesailor14 Regular
314 messages
joined May 2006
#48 ·
Larry Lewis2 said:Man, if only we could actually learn medicine from comic books!🙄

Oh, you totally can.
First, you just head down to your local distributor and grab a Herbalife guide titled "Easy Learning: Just Ask Me," and everything falls right into place.
While you're studying your comics, you just sip on a Herbalife shake that nourishes your cells instead of your stomach.
Then, you sign up for an online forum and start acting like an expert based on everything you've learned.

See? It’s possible. You just have to know the trick!
Frank Alvarez8 Frank Alvarez8 Member
43 messages
joined Jun 2005
#49 ·
polly said:Sure, it works.
First, you grab a Herbalife guide like "Learn Fast, Ask Me How" from a local distributor, and then you're all set.
While you're studying the manual, just sip on a Herbalife shake—it feeds your cells instead of your stomach.
Once that's done, sign up for an online forum and start acting like an expert.

See? It's doable. You just have to know the drill.

And you'll look fit and sexy just like McG 😁

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