Tobacco is a mood-altering, addictive drug
that kills 500,000 Americans a year (200 million worldwide)
Costs $400 billion each year, according to "Smoking and Health
Review," (1992).
The American Lung Association says tobacco contains more than 4,000
chemicals, 60 of which causes cancer.
Some of the 'killers' are radioactivity, arsenic, ammonia, lead,
formaldehyde, nitrogen dioxide, cadmium, phenol, benzene and hydrogen
cyanide (the 'gas chamber' gas that poisons the respiratory enzymes)
````````````````````````````````````````````````````` "A NATURAL ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH FACTS Ezine"
Here to Inform and Help You Become Healthier and Happier while Achieving Quality
Longevity!
Watch for Monday's "Ask Lena Health Q & A edition.
Get Your Health Question Answered Email
Click Here
&
Tuesday's & Thursday's "Your Home Business Coach"
This Ezine is available by subscription
only
and subscriber requests are kept on file!
I strive to bring you only the most
timely, pro's & con's
information for the betterment of your health without
clogging the issue or your email box with a lot of
advertising and other such junk! If I am not
succeeding mailto:health@antibiotic-alternatives.com and
let me know!!
Our subscriber list is confidential and we respect your
privacy. A N.E.H.F. does not make its list available
to third parties. All subscribe and unsubscribe
information can be found at the end of this issue.
The Mission of this Ezine is: http://www.envirodocs.com/mission.htm
============================ => IN THIS ISSUE!
============================
==> Editors' Ranting & or Warnings
==> Something To Think About
==> Thought for the day!
==> Today's Health Spotlight
==> Monthly Spotlight Ads
==> Today's Health Tip
==> Food of The
Week
==> Health Today
==> Environmental Report
==> Life Changing Information
Greetings and welcome to A Natural Environmental Health Facts
Sunday ezine... Hope your weekend is going as well as mine. Spring
weather continues, at least for a while, and we are enjoying it.
I cannot believe it's the middle of the week already. As the
mess around me continues and the disorganized office is making things a
bit difficult to find and creating longer work times, I still feel very
blessed to be able to help those who want help and to pass on
information to you that can improve your life and/or knowledge!
If you have a question or comment on healthful living send it
to me and I will pass it on to the readers if it warrants that...
mailto:health@antibiotic-alternatives.com?subject=ANEHFComment
==>If you are taking a prescription you should check to see if it
has been recalled as so many weekly are!
Latest Product Recalls
I'm appalled at the number of things, particularly
medications, recalled weekly/daily and nobody tells you, so
how are you going to know? Look here DAILY... http://www.safetyalerts.com
==> Daily Drug Alerts & Recalls
This site could mean the difference in your life
and/or your health! http://www.safetyalerts.com/rcls/rcnt/drgs.htm
be sure to
check each category such as food etc!
==================================
Something To Think About
============================
Companies Facing Ethical Issue as Drugs Are Tested
Overseas
By GINA KOLATA
Louis G. Lange, a cardiologist and the chief executive of a small
biotechnology company, has a new drug that, if approved, will be the
first new treatment for angina in a quarter-century.
Like many drug companies, Dr. Lange's, CV Therapeutics of Palo Alto,
Calif., tested its new product overseas, where studies go faster because
it is easy to find patients who are eager to participate.
But the company's testing is nearing its end, and Dr. Lange is faced
with an ethical quandary: Is his company obliged to make the drug
available to the patients in poor countries like Russia who took part in
the studies?
As companies increasingly test new drugs in other countries, they are
struggling to decide what, if anything, they owe the patients who served
as test subjects. Some companies have chosen not to sell their drugs in
the countries where they were tested; others have marketed their drugs
there, but few patients in those countries can afford them.
"This is something that the biotech industry, as it develops more and
more drugs, will have to come to grips with," said Carl B. Feldbaum,
president of the Biotechnology Industry Organization. "It's not that we
are lacking compassion, but the economics are tough."
The issue is especially difficult when it comes to drugs, like Dr.
Lange's, that do not save lives but can vastly improve the quality of
life. Nobody knows for sure how many patients in other countries have
had to forgo drugs that improved their lives when clinical trials ended,
and companies do not give out patients' names, to protect their privacy.
But the issue is very much on the minds of company researchers and
executives.
Ethicists say that they, too, are troubled but that their field has
reached no consensus on what companies should do.
"Do we have an obligation to everyone in the trial or to everyone in the
community, the province, the nation, the region of the world?" asked Dr.
Ruth Faden, the director of the Phoebe R. Berman Bioethics Institute at
Johns Hopkins University. "We haven't really figured this out."
Yet, Dr. Faden said, "many physician investigators feel uncomfortable
with the idea of using patients in studies and then not being able to
continue to help them when the trial ends."
"We seem to hit a wall of moral unease," she said. "In the end, I'm not
sure exactly where we ought to end up."
Companies must make business decisions about where to market their
drugs, figuring out whether they can earn enough money to justify
applying for approval, setting up business offices and hiring a sales
force. If they decide not to market a drug in a given country, they are
unlikely to provide it to patients there free of charge. To provide a
drug for what medical professionals call compassionate use, companies
must set up a distribution system, train doctors to administer the
drugs, monitor patients for adverse effects and track the results.
Whether to undertake a compassionate-use program for drugs that improve
the quality of life but do not prolong it - ranolazine, the drug CV
Therapeutics has developed, is one example - poses "a delicate
question," said Tony Plohoros, a spokesman for Merck, a company that has
systems to distribute lifesaving drugs in poor countries where there is
a need.
The issue is especially difficult for small companies, like Dr. Lange's,
that as yet have no products on the market.
Dr. Lange says he is torn. CV Therapeutics, he noted, is a business, not
a charity. It cannot afford to set up a marketing system in countries
where few can buy the drug, or a distribution system to give its drugs
away. "We're not Merck," he said. "But we are concerned."
There is no question that the patients who participated in the company's
studies are needy. Chronic angina has made their lives miserable.
Terrifying, crushing chest pains can come on without warning and often
persist despite bypass surgery, angioplasty and medications.
LENA'S NOTE:Ha! Concerned my foot! Those Poor people get paid
for being gueinea pigs and are told the testing is safe because their
countries do not require the drug companies to tell them of the
dangers... Those countries have leaders who are so self absorbed they
don't care what their constituents do as long as they don't have to give
them anything... And/Or haven't tightened their regulations so those
people are going to be the guinea pigs for companies who make gazillion
dollars off of their misery... If we live long enough to see those
countries get leaders who care about their people then will we hear
about all the people who became ill in those tests. NO, not everyone
will, but you can bet there will be a large number that will have side
effects of some sort...
=======================
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY!
=======================
"If you're never scared,
embarrassed or hurt,
it means you never take any chances."
~ Julia Sorel, writer
Proven Fact Of Marketing!
Takes a minimum of seven times readings an ad
before the normal buyer will take advantage of your offer...
GET THAT ADVANTAGE HERE!
Spotlight your product or service here! Ad Information Click Here
** How to build a top-selling web site... for LESS than $100!
** Where to find hot products (in 20 minutes or less!) that you can start selling TODAY!
**100s of FREE and cheap online tools, resources, and software
to automate your site (and save at least 35 hours a week)!
** How-to get #1 rankings in the search engines and get tons of FREE traffic from the "Big Guys" like
Google!
*** Get The Secrets to writing sales copy that increases sales
by 400% (or MORE) -- immediately!
** How-To Get 1,000s of NEW visitors to your web site... FREE!
And this is just the tip of the iceberg! Check it out
and Click
here to go there now, I highly recommend it.
============================
TODAY'S HEALTH
SPOTLIGHT
~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~
Keep hawk-like eyes for life!
Halt and/or reverse age-related vision deterioration.
The plain truth is that when it comes to your vision, the
medical mainstream focuses on compensating for problems
instead of truly healing your eyes... and instead of preventing or
reversing most forms of visual deterioration. And why shouldn't they?
Let's just say they don't know better, but some say follow the money!
YES YOU CAN;
* Halt and/or even reverse ARMD, the leading cause of blindness
in those over 60.
Read One
Person's Experience
* Reduce eye pressure-a major factor in glaucoma and other
ocular disease! Proof is in the doing
See What Happened To Eye Pressure With Right Nutrients! * Lessen eye fatigue for longer reading sessions (and fewer
headaches)
* Stop the progression of vision-blurring cataracts
* Strengthen night vision for safer driving
Safe, natural formula to better vision!
For beginning problems
CLICK HERE
For more Severe Eye Problems
such as - AMD, Cataracts, Glaucoma, Macular Degeneration or Severe
stigmatism
See Repair Kit Recommendations
#######################
SPECIAL GIFTS
#######################
Save Money And Give A Gift Of Quality Or Treat Yourself!
Get
Quality
Free S&H in the U.S. Cherylynn's Boutique has the quality of upper class
boutiques with prices only found at a flea market. That's
Cherylynn's Boutique the place for price and quality!
Six Piece Bath Set Any Mother Would Love To Receive
Six Piece Bath Set in Charming Bucket:
Includes two "loofahs," nail brush, hair brush and 6" mirror.
Set Save $5 this week
$12.95 Click Here To Order
Check out The Business Opportunity That has HUGE Potential!
Have your own
party plan, garage sale, wholesale to stores, etc. up to 60% profit! Get
the Information by snail mail Click Here
Tooth Pain, Bleeding Gums & Decay - Just a Part of
Life??
"Now, if you expected that you have to see a dentist every six months
and you have to brush your teeth twice a day and you can't eat sweets
and somehow or other that's going to allow you to have healthy teeth,
you are sorrowfully mistaken; because those three methods really have
very little and, in fact, practically nothing to do with you keeping
your teeth healthy for a lifetime." -Dr. Robert O. Nara, from the '7
Factors Transcript'
CHEMICAL FREE MAKE UP AT A GREAT PRICE
7 days and you will notice a HUGE DIFFERENCE!
Skin Care Products That Can't Be Beat In Quality!
See list and read what happy users have to say
CLICK
HERE SPECIALS
THIS MONTH; Scrub, Foundation, Vitamin E stick with Aloe!
~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~
TODAY'S HEALTH TIP
~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~
Consumer Group Says Ban Cholesterol Drug
By Lisa Richwine
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A consumer group on Thursday asked the U.S.
government to ban an AstraZeneca (AZN.L: Quote, Profile, Research)
cholesterol drug approved only months ago, citing reports of dangerous
reactions and one death.
The prescription drug, Crestor, was introduced in Canada in February
2003 and in Europe in March 2003. The drug hit the U.S. market last
September.
Since the drug's launch, seven patients who took it developed
life-threatening muscle deterioration, and nine experienced kidney
failure or damage, consumer group Public Citizen said.
One 39-year-old U.S. woman died from kidney damage and muscle breakdown,
a known side effect of drugs such as Crestor called statins, the group
said.
The information, detailed in a petition to the Food and Drug
Administration, was based on reports submitted to regulators in the
United States, Canada and Britain, Public Citizen said.
"For there to have been that many of those problems in basically in less
than a year is very worrisome," Dr. Sidney Wolfe, head of Public
Citizen's Health Research Group, said in an interview.
Cases of muscle breakdown, known as rhabdomyolysis, led to the 2001
withdrawal of Bayer AG's (BAYG.DE: Quote, Profile, Research) Baycol,
which was linked to more than 100 deaths.
AstraZeneca is relying on Crestor, known generically as rosuvastatin, to
drive future profits. Millions of people take statins to lower high
cholesterol, a major risk factor for heart disease.
More than 1 million patients have taken Crestor, AstraZeneca spokesman
Gary Bruell said. Side effects so far "totally mirror the experience" in
the company's clinical trials that supported Crestor's approval, he
said.
The drug's risks "are comparable to other statins," he said.
While both the muscle and kidney problems were seen in premarketing
trials of Crestor, the FDA concluded the drug's benefits outweighed its
risks at doses of five to 40 milligrams. Safety concerns had led
AstraZeneca to drop plans to market an 80-milligram dose.
Public Citizen, which had urged the FDA not to approve Crestor in the
first place, said the post-marketing information showed serious side
effects occurred even in patients taking the lower doses.
~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~
FOOD OF THE
WEEK
~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~
An Orange Provides 130% of Your Daily Vitamin C
Needs.
An orange is more effective than dark-green, leafy vegetables in
increasing serum concentrations of retinol and beta-carotene.
There are various types of oranges.
The orange has a sweet-sour taste and is commonly peeled and eaten
fresh, or squeezed for its juice. The outer-most layer of the rind is
called orange zest, and it has a similar flavor to the inner part of the
orange. The rind is very high in nutrients and can be used in cooking,
cleaning or eating. When the oil is removed from the orange rind it is a
very effective non-toxic cleaning and polishing agent. Orange oil is
used as a wood treatment for preserving and naturally beautifying it.
One naval orange provides 130% of your daily Vitamin C. This powerful
antioxidant protects the body from the effects of stress, pollution and
disease. Unlike some vitamins, Vitamin C cannot be stored by the body,
so it must be replenished regularly. Oranges supply 80 fat-free calories
packed with energizing carbohydrates that fuel energy levels.
Oranges supply Vitamin C, flavonoids and folate as well as fiber and
many other vitamins and minerals that bolster the immune system and
contribute to overall health, which is especially important during cold
and flu season.
One serving of oranges or grapefruit contain 1g of protein and the
mineral zinc, which can bolster the immune system and help fight off the
negative effects of stress and help ward off illness and diseases.
The fruit originated in India or Vietnam, depending on who you listen
to. It was called na rangi in Sanskrit. The na rangi or naranja was
translated as "norange", and in English usage a norange was back-formed
into the more acceptable an orange. The same thing happened in French
and Italian, but in Spanish it is still naranja.
A number of varieties of orange are now cultivated in many parts of the
world, usually in warmer climates. The sweet navel orange - Citrus
aurantium - was first grown in Spain, and has become the most popular
variety. The sweet orange will grow to different sizes and colors due to
local conditions, most commonly with ten slices inside.
The Valencia or Murcia orange is one of the sweet oranges used for
juice. It is a late-season fruit and is the most popular orange when the
navel oranges are out of season.
The blood orange has streaks of red in the fruit, and when squeezed the
juice is often reddish. The blood orange, with it's sweet, deep red
colored flesh, was most likely the result of a mutation that occured in
17th century Sicily. In most varieties of blood orange even the pulp and
skin are slightly sweet, and not bitter.
The mandarin is similar, but smaller and sweeter. The mandarin orange is
considered a native of south-eastern Asia and the Philippines. It is
most abundantly grown in Japan, southern China, India, Mexico and the
East Indies, and is esteemed for home consumption in Australia. Mandarin
is a group name for a class of oranges with thin, loose peel, which have
been dubbed "kid-glove" oranges. These are treated as members of a
distinct species, Citrus reticulata Blanco. The name "tangerine" could
be applied as an alternate name to the whole group, but, in the trade,
is usually confined to the types with red-orange skin. In the
Philippines all mandarin oranges are called naranjita. Spanish-speaking
people in the American tropics call them mandarina. There are a
multitude of different named Mandarin oranges.
1) Beat first six ingredients together in bowl until well mixed.
2) Heat griddle.
3) Dip bread slices in mixture coating both sides.
4) Cook on butter coated or non-stick griddle until lightly browned. If
you like your French toast slightly sweeter lightly sprinkle with
powdered sugar. For a more cinnamon taste sprinkle with sugar and ground
cinnamon before serving. (I keep a salt shaker with cinnamon/granulated
sugar mixture on hand for this purpose. 1/8 teaspoon cinnamon to 1/4 cup
sugar.)
Serve hot with fruit or syrup of choice. (Our favorite is with sliced
peach or sliced strawberries)
In Texas, Hire a Lawyer, Forget About a Doctor?
By RALPH BLUMENTHAL
Published: March 5, 2004
HOUSTON, March 4 ? As domestic security director for 16 north Texas
counties, Greg Dawson of Fort Worth has many dealings with doctors and
hospitals, preparing for a terrorism emergency he hopes will never come.
So, Mr. Dawson said, he was stunned this week to find that his name had
been added to a little-known Internet database for doctors attacking
"litigious behavior." His offense: filing a medical malpractice lawsuit
against a Fort Worth hospital and doctor over the death of his
39-year-old wife, whose brain tumor was missed, and winning an
undisclosed settlement.
For months, an obscure Texas company run by doctors has been operating a
Web site, DoctorsKnow Us.com, that compiles and posts the names of
plaintiffs, their lawyers and expert witnesses in malpractice lawsuits
in Texas and beyond, regardless of the merit of the claim.
"You may use the service to assess the risk of offering your services to
clients or potential clients," the Web site says.
For fees listed as low as $4.95 a month for the first 250 searches and
thereafter 2 cents a search, subscribers are invited to search the
database "one person at a time or monitor any sized group of individuals
for litigious conduct." They can also add names to the database "from
official and unofficial public records." Whether that could include a
doctor's own files is not clear.
"They can sue but they can't hide," says the Web site.
A founder of the group, Dr. John S. Jones, a radiologist in Terrell,
near Dallas, declined to respond to questions, saying through a lawyer,
Vincent A. Bacho, that he had given one newspaper interview and had
agreed not to give another before it was published.
The sponsors draw no distinctions among cases in what they say is the
first effort to use public sources to compile a list of litigants in
"predatory lawsuits" that are causing a medical crisis. One couple was
put on the list after winning $40.9 million over a botched operation by
a drug-dependent surgeon.
Mr. Dawson said he recently had trouble finding a doctor for his son and
considered it possibly retaliatory. "I thought how amusing, I'm
blacklisted," he said.
He said he learned he was on the list from Texas Watch, a consumer
research and advocacy organization based in Austin.
Dan Lambe, executive director of Texas Watch, said: "Medical malpractice
patients need more care, not hurdles. It's offensive on different
levels."
One other doctor besides Dr. Jones, Hoyt Allen, is named on the Web site
run by DoctorsKnow.Us, which registered with the State of Texas on Jan.
30, 2003. Dr. Allen did not respond to messages left with his medical
office in Kaufman, also near Dallas. The group lists an address in
Mesquite, Tex., that has no telephone. No one responded to messages sent
to the group's e-mail address.
The American Medical Association said that it had just learned of the
group and that it saw no ethical issues at stake.
"There's no question that physicians are totally frustrated by the
relentless assault on the medical profession by trial lawyers," said Dr.
William G. Plested, chairman of the A.M.A.'s board of trustees and a
cardiovascular surgeon in Santa Monica, Calif. Dr. Plested said the
government already maintained a database of doctors who had been sued,
for use by medical professionals.
"Is it fair to come to me if you've sued the last 10 physicians you've
seen and never collected?" he asked. "Is it fair for me not to know
that?"
The Texas Medical Association referred questions about the group to its
general counsel, Rocky Wilcox, who responded in a short statement: "We
are not a part of and, in fact, don't even know who is running this
service. The fact that it exists testifies to the continued frustration
physicians feel as they try to care for their patients amidst the
epidemic of lawsuit abuse."
How many people are listed on the Web site or what happens to them when
they seek further medical care is not clear.
LENA'S NOTE: I had a sick feeling in my stomach when I read
this...
This may be happening in Texas but with the Internet that makes it world
wide and giving doctors access to names of people who had legitimate
claims, God knows there are a lot of those... Yes, some people sue at
the drop of the hat but it's a nerve wracking process and most people
would not go through it unless they had a good reason... Any way you go
this is very probably not good. Most legit suits have a clause that they
cannot tell, so why should someone else be able to publish that
information but not the whole story? If they are so honest why are they
charging for the information? DoctorsKnow.Us site stinks in lots of
ways...
Big Money Voted Down!
Finally a small group was able to defeat the big money companies! (Lena's
Emphasis)
Biotech, Timber Fails in Calif. Counties
By PAUL ELIAS
PHILO, Calif. (AP) - Voters along California's wild north coast defeated
the biotech and timber industries, imposing the nation's first ban on
raising genetically engineered crops and animals and beating back a
logging company's effort to recall a crusading local prosecutor.
Activists said Tuesday's stunning defeat of biotechnology in Mendocino
County breathes momentum into similar local efforts just now getting
underway nationwide, setting up a series of regulations the industry
desperately wants to avoid - and a big reason it spent so much money
here.
"This is a start of a revolution," said Els Cooperrider, owner of the
Ukiah Brewing Co. and leader of the Mendocino County campaign. Campaign
supporters mobbed her pub on election night, drinking organically made
beer, blowing conch shells and chanting "we can't be bought."
The biotechnology industry and its supporters lost the fight to stop
Measure H despite spending at least $621,000 - six times as much as
opponents - in a county of 47,000 registered voters.
"That was all the more reason to vote for Measure H," said Barbara Chase
of Philo. "That's just plain offensive for outside corporations to try
to buy an election like that."
The measure was approved by 57 percent of voters.
While the ban is more symbolic than practical - there are no genetically
engineered crops growing in the county - biotechnology foes said the
victory in Mendocino will boost similar efforts nationwide.
Residents in Vermont, Hawaii and elsewhere also are launching
anti-biotech measures, and the Washington, D.C.-based Center for Food
Safety said it has begun fund-raising and organizing to help local
governments pass restrictive legislation.
Opponents of the measure, primarily the industry consortium CropLife
America of Washington - said they were disappointed with the results and
that lawyers were reviewing the measure to see if a lawsuit would be
warranted, spokesman Allan Noe said.
Opponents spent about $54 for each no vote.
Vintners in the rolling, remote hills above the Mendocino coast came out
against genetically engineered crops. So did fishermen along the water,
and rural residents.
"I think we are truly the mouse that roared," said Jim Klein, winemaker
at Navarro Vineyards near the tiny town of Philo in the Anderson Valley.
Legislation restricting biotechnology has been passed elsewhere, but
nothing as sweeping as the proposal in Mendocino County, a place with a
frontier spirit where the biggest cash crop is marijuana.
The local ban will not prevent processed food made with genetically
modified ingredients from being sold in stores.
There are no known genetically modified crops raised in Mendocino
County, but farmers said they would use the law as a marketing tool,
especially in Europe, where opposition to genetically engineered foods
is fierce.
Meanwhile, just across the county line in Humboldt County, District
Attorney Paul Gallegos survived a recall election with 61 percent of the
vote, despite the fact that Pacific Lumber Co. spent close to $250,000
to oust him.
The campaign to unseat Gallegos came after he sued the timber giant,
accusing it of falsifying data on landslide risks to get permission to
harvest 100,000 redwood trees in a forest it sold to the government for
$380 million.
The company said the recall election had nothing to do with the lawsuit
and that it contributed to the recall campaign because it felt Gallegos
was too soft on criminals.
============================================== $ INFORMATION THAT COULD CHANGE YOUR LIFE $
==============================================
MAYBE YOU CAN HELP ME.
I need a honest opinion. I want to find out what
is the best price to sell a product. Will you help
me by giving me your opinion? A special offer and free
gift is included for assisting me. Click Link to help
http://www.pcprofits.10001press.com/pricesurvey.htm
A savvy web professional; is always looking for something easier,
more successful, more profitable. Look no further, you've just found
it! It'll only take you a minute and you'll see the truth here.
http://wizardsoftheweb.com/t.cgi?2ezine&highwayeagle
BRAND NEW GLOBAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR 2004. Cutting edge
technology launched worldwide February 04.
Consumable product with no competition anywhere. 1.5 Billion+ market
and still growing by 186 million pa. No selling catalogues or fancy
promo's. No hidden fees. http://www.6pcalls.com
Earn Up To $2000 For Typing Documents. Our Clients Need Home Typists
To Type Up Reports, Newsletters And Emails. You Are Paid Per
Document Completed. Full Training Is Provided. First Project Pays
$1200. Contact
http://www.Typeinternational.com For Details.We are an
Ebay Owned Company.
TRY a Greatest Vitamin supply 30 days 100% RISK FREE. We use the
highest grade and most absorbable nutrients known to man! Your
body's worth over a billion dollars. Treat it right!
http://tinyurl.com/2mrun
Want Real Ad Exposure For Your Business?
Do You Want Over 1 Million Readers Online And Offline To See It From
All Over The World? We Have A Huge Data Base In Our Online
Businesses And Newspapers And Magazines. Your Ad Will Be Seen. http://www.Adzdirect.com
=======================================
ANEHF ezine has not asked the FDA to evaluate our statements nor do we ask that you use our judgment for yours when it comes to treating your illness or disease!
======================================
* FREE Health, Business & Motivational Articles for Your Ezine - CLICK
HERE
======================================
We have accepted all advertisements in good faith, but the advertisers are completely responsible for the content and accuracy of their advertisements. We do not give any warranties and accept no
responsibility. The editor and publisher suggest that you exercise due diligence!
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Remember! We stand behind all Environmental & Health Products with a
30 day Money-Back Satisfaction Guarantee! Some conditions
apply! Check with company before returning product!
OLH Marketing Enterprise
Chino Valley AZ 86323
928-636-9425
