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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Asthma / August 2005Revolutionary New Asthma & Allergy Solution
You all know my passion for finding asthma & allergy solutions for my kids and I think I have finally found the best solution to replace the dreadful dusty vacuum. It is from Italy & I understand it is mainly sold to health professionals. Now I am not a commercial agent & I don't care if the solution is homemade or from a big corporation - I just want it to work. I have 3 kids & I am determined to do my bit so that asthma & allergies are eliminated. Unlike any other vacuum - it actually kills dust mites, mould, bacteria, germs and that makes the difference. Another big benefit is that it has cut my housecleaning time in half. So if you have a great product let me know - I have a personal network of over 1,000 parents all over Australia/NZ/South Pacific & they are very keen to learn about new products! In the meantime learn more about this cost effective product: See www.polti.it or talk directly to the Aust/NZ distributor www.healthyways.com.au. Can we say it? Is it safe? Does the fact that "michelle111" has only posted four times - three times with this exact post to different groups and one test make a difference?  Signature00doc >Can we say it? >Is it safe? >Does the fact that "michelle111" has only posted four times - three >times with this exact post to different groups and one test make a >difference? How could you be so cynical? I am sure that this person has completely altruistic motives. After all, I know lots of people who have personal networks of over 1000 parents just lying around and who are "keen to learn about new products", and discuss how "cost effective" an item is. That kind of marketing terminology isn't really a dead giveaway, is it? Signature00doc > >Can we say it? > [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > giveaway, is > it? Why ARoberts!!! You wouldn't be mocking me, now would you? Say it ain't so. >Why ARoberts!!! You wouldn't be mocking me, now would you? Say >it ain't so. Ain't so, ain't so, ain't so. But the spammers, oh yes.... :-) > >Why ARoberts!!! You wouldn't be mocking me, now would you? > >Say >>it ain't so. > > Ain't so, ain't so, ain't so. But the spammers, oh yes.... > :-) I knew that. I just wanted to see if you were at your desk today. ;-) > Can we say it? > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > make a > difference? Oh, go ahead, Doc. I think it's a safe assumption in this case and you've shown such restraint so far! |
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