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The weightloss drug Crevax using rawfooders before and afters for marketing
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Lillianswan
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Date: June 05, 2008 03:41AM Re: The weightloss drug Crevax using rawfooders before and afters for marketing
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phantom
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Date: June 05, 2008 05:15AM Unless Crevax is some fancy acronym for a raw food diet, they have some explaining to do!
Using the truth of the earth to market their lies... As long as enough word gets out around the web, this could still work out to raw food's favor. Since the drugs obviously didn't work, but raw did. =D Re: The weightloss drug Crevax using rawfooders before and afters for marketing
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LikeItOrNot
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Date: June 05, 2008 01:48PM Cool. Just think of the money those people can get for suing them.
If I ever post before & after pics, that's just another reason I wouldn't post my face. Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 06/05/2008 01:51PM by LikeItOrNot. Re: The weightloss drug Crevax using rawfooders before and afters for marketing
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Lillianswan
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Date: June 05, 2008 08:29PM Yah, I'm never posting my face either! It looks like the company has cleaned up their site now. Half the pics seemed to have been stolen from Alissa Cohen's message board, and a lot of people were calling the company. I'm always going to be a skeptic about before and after pics used commercially after this.
They took down Angela Stoke's pic, but they had called her Emma, said that she was a highschooler who took Crevax over the summer and lost 100+ pounds and it described how no one recognized her the next year and how her social life had improved. Obviously the ghostwriter didn't know that she was dealing with a 29 year old who was famous in the raw food world, but it's kind of cool that she got mistaken for being a teenager, it says a lot about how young she looked. Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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