Ginko Memory Enhancer

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#57

Author: P
Date: Fri, 28 Feb 1997 00:00

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You've heard on T.V. how ginko improves your memory.  Enrich has combined
the memory enhancing effects of Ginko Biloba with Siberian Ginseng, Sage,
Bee Pollen, and Capsicum.  This targeted herbal blend is used to aid the
immune system, circulation, memory, improve endurance, longevity and
energy, and to help you cope with stress. This Ginko Combination can be
found at Http://www.MediaPath.com/herbal.

Re: Ginko Memory Enhancer

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Author: Howard Harkness
Date: Fri, 28 Feb 1997 00:00

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On 28 Feb 1997 20:09:23 GMT, "P" <kenny@geocities.com> wrote:

>You've heard on T.V. how ginko improves your memory.  Enrich has combined

I've tried ginkgo biloba for about a month now, and I'm about ready to
conclude that whatever benefit is derived from it is probably mostly
placebo effect.  In fact, I noticed a slight increase in overall
alertness on a day when I later discovered that I had forgotten to
take it.

Looks like a waste of money to me.  However, I fully expect a rebuttal
to the effect that I either 1) didn't use enough, 2) didn't use the
"right" brand, or 3) haven't really given it a fair trial for some
other reason.  

Provided, of course, that the spammer who crossposted this sales spiel
across several dozen newsgroups actually reads any of them.

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Re: Ginko Memory Enhancer

#59

Author: Stephen Wolstenholme
Date: Sat, 01 Mar 1997 00:00

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On 28 Feb 1997 20:09:23 GMT, "P" <kenny@geocities.com> wrote:

>You've heard on T.V. how ginko improves your memory.  Enrich has combined
>
I've have studied the action of Ginkgo biloba for a few years. It does
not appear to improve the memory to anything like the level that some
of distributors claim. It may have some effect but it cannot be
measured. 

Steve
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Re: Ginko Memory Enhancer

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Author: Susan J. Kimball
Date: Sat, 01 Mar 1997 00:00

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Howard Harkness wrote:
> 
> On 28 Feb 1997 20:09:23 GMT, "P" <kenny@geocities.com> wrote:
> 
> >You've heard on T.V. how ginko improves your memory.  Enrich has combined
> 
> I've tried ginkgo biloba for about a month now, and I'm about ready to
> conclude that whatever benefit is derived from it is probably mostly
> placebo effect.  In fact, I noticed a slight increase in overall
> alertness on a day when I later discovered that I had forgotten to
> take it.
> 
> Looks like a waste of money to me.  However, I fully expect a rebuttal
> to the effect that I either 1) didn't use enough, 2) didn't use the
> "right" brand, or 3) haven't really given it a fair trial for some
> other reason.
> 
> Provided, of course, that the spammer who crossposted this sales spiel
> across several dozen newsgroups actually reads any of them.
> 
> Disclaimer:  The opinions expressed in this post belong to whoever
> posted them.  Since there is no security or verification on the
> Internet, you can't prove that it was me, or that this post didn't get
> modified in transit.  Whenever that gets fixed, the Internet will
> become the dominant mode of worldwide commerce.  Until then, the
> Internet will be the unrestricted playground of the scam artists.
> 
> From and reply addresses are bogus to defeat the bulk mailer harvestbots.
> <moc"tod"procpotksed"ta"ssenkraHdrawoH> ssenkraH eeL drawoH
> (should be easy enough to figure out...)
> This is not my email address: nfic@internetMCI.comYou know how your body is made of just molecules, atoms and electrons?  
So you're all electrical.  We show you how to use state of the art 
electrical nutrition to get an energy explosion.  E-mail me your address 
and I'll send you a free report or visit web site: 
www.bodyelec.com/skimball
Thanks

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