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If the reader were to Google the e-mail address that is provided by this writer, one will find an 800 number to call.

If one were to call the 800 number, one finds a sales pitch for an organization that has a website.

If one were to go to the website, one finds it is a MultiLevel Marketing scheme that includes a pitch for a product that "help[s] to maintain healthy blood sugar levels and support weight loss."

As Quackwatch points out, many MLM distributors make misleading statements, "that could frighten people into taking dietary supplements they do not need." I sincerely doubt the case study that the writer provided is anything other than fiction, and even if it's true, it's unlikely to be solely related to taking some OTC product.

I won't bother to write to the e-mail address the writer provided, and I wouldn't bother if I were you.

Dr. Quick,

Thank you so much for responding to my post.

First, I would like to apologize for neglecting to give my name.  It was an error on my part,
but I was so excited to share the hope that I have found.

My name is Laura Baker, and yes I am an Independent Distributor for a Multi Level Marketing Company. I am honored to represent a company that, through it's Foundation, feeds over 42,000 (formally) malnourished men, women, and children in impoverished areas every single day.

You are 100% correct with your point, "If the reader were to Google the email address that is provided by this writer, one will find a 800 number."  That is so cool, I didn't know you could do that.  However, it is true. It is my 800 #. And if you email me, I will contact you personally.

You are also 100% correct with your statement, "If one were to call the 800 #, one finds a sales pitch for an organization that has a website."  I prefer the term recorded information about our business opportunity as opposed to sales pitch. And yes, we have a website.  Don't you?

I also will concede that if one were to go to the website, one finds a MLM company (not scheme, this is a completely legitimate business model in the U.S.A, and our company is publically listed) and yes we do offer a product to helps maintain healthy blood sugar levels and support weight loss.  Don't you? And if you don't, why not?

Again, you are absolutely correct "As Quackwatch points out, many MLM distributors make misleading statements, 'that could frighten people into taking dietary suppliments they do not need.'" However you do not know me, and I assure you that I detest those tactics as much as you do.  All I know is that these products have changed my life.

Dr. Quick, I do have to share that I was not pleased when you inferred that the case study I provided "is anything other than fiction."  You are calling me a liar without any basis
whatsoever.  It is completely, totally, and unequivically true, and I would be happy to introduce you to her.  You assume because you have not experienced this yourself that I am lying.  That is your right, However, you are misinformed.

As for the rest of your comment, "and even if it's true, it's unlikely to be solely related to taking some OTC product."  There again you are emphaticlly correct.  You cannot get our products OTC at any store.  The only way to get our products is through an Independent Distributor (it doesn't even have to be me). The reason our founders chose MLM as our business model was to allow us the freedom to create and manufactor the highest quality products.  Our company is completely debt free and we own our manufactoring facility for that very reason.

Meet Dr. Carl W. Hastings Vice Chairman and Chief Scientific Officer, oversees XXXXX research, development and manufacturing. Dr. Hastings obtained a Ph.D. in food science from the University of Illinois and has spent nearly 40 years in food product research and development. For Mead Johnson & Co., Dr. Hastings conducted key research on sterilized liquid nutritional food products for adults and infants, and developed low-calorie foods marketed under the Weight Watchers label. With the A.E. Staley Company, Dr. Hastings developed new applications for food ingredients developed from corn and soybeans, including starch, sweeteners, protein and fiber. Dr. Hastings joined XXXXX International shortly after its founding in 1988. He holds US patents for 5 of our products and has patents pending on several more. 

Dr. Hastings is the person who devoloped the above metioned product. It is an honor for me to be affilitated with him through this company. As a matter of fact, he will be in Atlanta, Ga. June 25th.  If you would like to meet him and the woman in my first post (along with many others who have had amazing results), please contact me either through my email or the 800#.  It would be pleasure to show you our company.

Now that you know, I would hope you would take the time to learn more about what we have to offer. Both your patients and your readers deserve your best.

Sometimes a gift comes in a disguise and it requires a little more information.

Go $hare Hope,
Laura B Baker
gosharehope@gmail.com 

Dr. Quick,

Here are the results of the clinical trial done on GlucAffect,  Glucaffect%20Clinical%20Trial.pdf (application/pdf) 175K , the product you were referring to in your response to my post.

I trust this will eliminate all misconceptions you have.  We hold ourselves to the highest quality and standards.

The results prove that this product helps to maintain healthy blood sugar levels and support weight loss.

Go Share HOPE!
Laura Baker
gosharehope@gmail.com

Correction sorry try again.  Go to www.interscience.wiley.com then enter Glucaffect in the search area. This should take you right to the clinical trial.

Thank you again Dr Quick.  I know your readers will benefit from this information.

Go Share HOPE!