Subject: Turn up your metabolism

From: Shrink Your Waist <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 08 Sep 2014 13:42:58 -0700

Every time you turn on the tv you hear about some new fad 
that "everyone" is doing to shed LBS.

The only thing is, if the last discovery they were talking about
actually worked .... Dont you think they would still be talking about it?

I stumbled upon something that helped me shed 36 LBS and completely 
changed my life. Not only did I drop the weight quick, 
I lowered my cholesterol, stabilized my blood sugar and lowered my 
blood pressure. 

So, I'am trying the whole "pay it forward" idea. 

Here's the trick that changed my life 
/ http://www.eyemacmonth.com/fat-burning/discovery/video.html

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