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You’re a burden on your family (sorry)
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Diabetics)
Fri Sep 6 05:46:54 2024
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Date: Fri, 6 Sep 2024 09:46:17 +0000
From: "Diabetics" <sugarinfo@sugarblast.social>
Reply-To: "Diabetics" <sugarinfo@sugarblast.social>
Subject: You’re a burden on your family (sorry)
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<p><a href="http://sugarblast.social/Jv-cU6DB55d1l1BUzI7jkR7EwGQzSuPBtTnbWiMbSgAusQ"><img border="0" src="http://sugarblast.social/Pmt1FxKcVGb9AnfSKeXh2428wuGMXTlh8v1lSRIIUSo" /> </a></p>
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<td>They said it wasn’t possible.<br />
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But DNA research says it.<br />
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Yes, you can put an end to your diabetes and live “non-diabetic” for the rest of your life.<br />
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I’m guessing that’s the way you’d prefer to live out the rest of your life...<br />
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And why is it so hard to believe we can actually eradicate diabetes.<br />
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After all...<br />
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Polio has a vaccine....<br />
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Smallpox has a vaccine…<br />
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Tuberculosis took just 2 years to cure...<br />
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AIDS has an effective cocktail...<br />
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Type 2 Diabetes on the other hand... has been proliferating and getting<br />
worse for at at least 100 years... over a much larger population...<br />
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It’s lethal. And it’s spinning out of control right now...<br />
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<a href="http://sugarblast.social/GX9HkFijExgvqclzKjFEvX4-dJcfo8EvkB5fbCC7cLC-4g" target="_blank"><img alt="" height="437" src="http://sugarblast.social/e962d0354a43875880.png" width="461" /> </a><br />
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And yet... we still “officially” have no cure for Type 2 Diabetes...<br />
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I don't buy it.<br />
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And neither does longtime diabetes researcher David Pearson…<br />
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He discovered some things about the science of diabetes that will be all<br />
over the news in the next two years.<br />
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But you don’t have to wait 2 years.<br />
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You can benefit from it now.<br />
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<a href="http://sugarblast.social/GX9HkFijExgvqclzKjFEvX4-dJcfo8EvkB5fbCC7cLC-4g" target="_blank">See below</a><br />
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That video is mind altering.<br />
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Watch it today, and you may not need to pinprick yourself tomorrow.<br />
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You can do this,<br />
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P.S. Most people who <a href="http://sugarblast.social/GX9HkFijExgvqclzKjFEvX4-dJcfo8EvkB5fbCC7cLC-4g" target="_blank">watch that video</a> don’t believe it the first time. Then they watch it again. And again.<br />
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And then they take action and the end to their diabetes is right around the corner.<br />
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