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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Surequest Systems Changes Symbol to DIET

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To: Can Do Stocks 2 who wrote (101)	7/15/1999 11:56:00 PM
From: Ted M	Read Replies (1) of 166

What you hear sounds very likely to me. Surequest probably will have the most comprehensive nutritional site on the internet, as the competition is not really that comprehensive currently IMO. The inclusion of chat features and of a feature to choose meal plans to adhere to diets in vogue (ie The Zone diet, cabbage diet, high protein and fat/low carbs diet etc) is potentially very appealing to women especially, I would imagine. These features are mentioned in the writeup on the recently hired PR site, cashcowmag.com . I would also think that their ability to design meal plans to adhere to popular diets without regard to their nutritional value (although it will inform you of missing nutrients) shows just how flexible this site is intended to be. Think of the implications: Anyone with special food needs--diabetics, food allergies, hypertension, hardcore athletes such as bodybuilders may actually have a tool that enables them to easily design meal plans that are specific to their needs and goals. It's all about eyeballs and I have a feeling a lot of them will be looking at Menutrition.com soon. Ted

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