Subject: w/out starving or gym-time

From: Fast Fat Flushing <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 07 Nov 2014 07:45:13 -0800

Hey Krb-wg-archive, 

I was sitting on my couch last week, and I happened to
catch the re-run of today's DocOz Episode....

Let me tell you, my life will never be the same. 
He showed me a 30sec trick that has me burning carbs 'round-the-clock.

1 week later, and Im down 7-LBS. I didn't even tell you the best part yet!
I kept everything about my daily routine the same: same food; no gym and cookies
and milk before bed. 

I would feel horrible if I didn't show the clip that changed my life

OzClip > http://www.absorptioncontroll.com/sulfuryls/longevity/gatefolds/cup.aspx 

 

 

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