Hi my friend,
I just finished reading a recent article in a medical journal about the untold thousands of completely unnecessary surgeries performed on people in America for digestive disorders.
It's shocking, but they really don't get it.
I'm talking about doctors who claim they don't know what causes acid reflux, think drugs and surgery are the only answers, and are willing to take out an organ that is likely very healthy just because they think it might be causing acid reflux symptoms.
Excuse me? Unnecessarily remove an organ from someone's body basically because you haven't gotten the appropriate education on what causes acid reflux?
Why not slice off their right arm while you're at it, just in case that might be the problem.
Shouldn't medical schools around the world be teaching proven-effective natural methods to their students in order to create a world of healthy people instead of padding the bill doing surgeries that only cause other problems? But hey, they're in business to make money, right?
The utter lack of common sense is shocking.
Here is a client (Eileen) who refused to become a victim of drugs and needless surgery:
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Hi Sherry,
About a year ago I started getting chest pain. After about three months it got so bad I was convinced I was having heart problems even though I'm not overweight (130 lbs at 5' 8 1/2") and my blood pressure has always been slightly below normal.
I went to the emergency room and the doctors couldn't figure out what the problem was as they did every conceivable heart diagnostic test on me. Everything came back normal, so they sent me home.
The pain returned and two months later I was back in emergency. They sent me to a heart specialist - all his tests - normal. He insisted I get my gall bladder removed as he was convinced that was the problem. I told him I would consider it.
I went to a GP and he ordered a scope and said I had duodenitis caused by acid reflux. He prescribed Prevacid. When I asked him what causes acid reflux he said nobody knows. I then asked how long would I be on this drug. He said "indefinitely."
I went on the net to check out the side effects and decided not to fill the prescription. Instead I tried Zantac and Maalox. Both did absolutely nothing to
alleviate my symptoms.
I started researching, discovered your Great Taste No Pain system and ordered your cookbook and manuals. When I follow your recommendations, I experience no pain. When I "cheat" I pay the price, because like you, I'm ultra sensitive to what I eat.
I've read volumes on nutrition and holistic medicine and there is ALWAYS an alternative to drugs and surgery. It simply requires a willingness and active participation on the patient's part. Drugs are not the answer.
Thanks for providing the common sense answer to a rampant problem. I get to keep my gall bladder and spend my money on nutritious food instead of drugs!
Eileen Turner, Alberta, Canada
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SB: Eileen, congratulations to you for looking for the real answer, instead of becoming another drug and surgery statistic. All the best to you.
Be like Eileen. Don't be willing to lie down and accept a sentence of needless drugs and surgery. If you have acid reflux and are told you must take drugs and there's no known cause, you need Great Taste No Pain.
Don't waste another minute. Go here now and get the real answer you need: - http://www.greattastenopain.com You'll have the manuals in your hands in just minutes from now.
To your health,
Sherry Brescia
PS: R. C.'s wife is amazed at the different Great Taste No Pain has made with her acid reflux:
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Dear Sherry,
It was last Wednesday or Thursday when we received your system. I ordered it because of the problems my wife has, especially acid reflux.
She is amazed at the difference it has made. We are grateful for the plan and enthusiastically tell others about it.
"What To Eat with What" is an invaluable guide.
Thanks Sherry
R. C.
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