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Muffy the Cat here, frum Barton Publi3hing.

Normaly I'm in charg of pest control at the offiss (ck out my pic http://www.bartonpublishing.com/about.php#team at the bottom)… but 2day, I snuck onto Joe'z computr to giv u a good biRthDay deel.

Just go 2 www.BartonPublishing.com and ordr any & all remedy reports yew'd licke for 57% off.

On the checkout page, type in

the coupon code “MUFFY.”

The coupon is only good on June …

Today, you can get your hands on 7 different Remedy Reports from Barton Publishing for the price of 1.

Over the past couple years, we’ve sold thousands of natural remedy reports (printed versions, like acid reflux and high blood pressure) to people around the world. But, occasionally we’ll get some returned due to wrong addresses, “return to sender,” or returns from customers who requested a refund.

After accumulating 5 big boxes full of these returned reports, I’ve decided to …

Below is a response from Dr. Scott Saunders to an email that replied to our last posting: ADD & ADHD Drugs War for Children.  Click Here to Read the Previous Blog Entry. See Below for the Email.

This is not something that should be addressed, because both parties are talking about very different things.  However, since he is willing to learn more, I will venture:

The DSM is a consensus paper; it is not factual, just the opinions of a …

There is a tale of deception that maybe difficult to believe, but fatal to ignore.

The Sick Industry has been marketing emotional “symptoms” and the disease for decades, just to convince you to take drugs for every problem. The truth be known, there are no patentable cures like antidepressant drugs for depression — only natural ones.

The fact is depression has NO biological diagnosis as a mental illness.

So, why are they pushing all these harmful drugs like Prozac…

Gout attacks, according to a study by The University of British Columbia and Harvard Medical School published in the British Medical Journal, are increased by sugary drinks and fructose, such as soft drinks.

Just over the last 40 years or so reports of gout incidence has increased by 100%. The study strongly emphasizes the fact that this follows a pattern of increased fructose and sugary drink consumption.

In the study, more than 46,000 gout free men were followed for …