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To: janie who wrote (2578)	4/23/2001 4:15:50 PM
From: Shoot1st	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25073

Dear Herb, Yes, the people there usually have an interest in health. And these are the best kinds of clerks..... Most all "inflamations" can be handled with one or another type of vitamin compound...sometime what is flaring up is a result of an injury that has simply escalated what would have shown up sooner in life.... If you like GNC....you will really enjoy the info from lef.org. Shootie

To: janie who wrote (2578)	4/23/2001 5:11:36 PM
From: Ish	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25073

<<I love GNC!!! >> Back in the 70s a fellow who read the Rodale health magazine recommended PABA so I wouldn't get sunburned going to Canada fishing. I went to GNC and bought a big bottle of PABA pills and gobbled them like candy. I didn't have any sunburn even being in a boat all day. The next year all the sunscreens were touting being PABA free. I was talking to a skin doctor and asked why the PABA free was a big deal. He told me that PABA, even when used as a skin cream caused liver cancer. I told him about buying the pills at GNC and he said they were never legal to sell in the US. I was forced to drink great quantities of whiskey to flush my liver of the PABA.