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Q: Any Opinions On An "instant Relief" Report?

asked by: stanl on January 7th, 2008

New User

I'm getting what looks like a type of spam promoting a report that claims instant relief from a gout attack in one hour using natural herbs and some secret kitchen ingredient. It is called The Ultimate Gout Relief Report.

Their claims are hard to believe. Has anybody gotten this report (they want about $49 for it)? If so, did the advice work? Any opinions?

Replies(2)

VaNole

replied on January 8th, 2008

New User

stanl,
Taking a line form Trains Planes and Automobiles, "and you would believe Wolverines make good house pets". All seriousness aside save your 49 dollars.

I have been lucky and have not received this spam yet. I would find it hard to believe you could get relief in one hour. However as a long time sufferer of gout I have been able to ward off a flair in the past by knowing the precursor feelings I get before a full blown onset of a gout attack. If lucky I get my NSAID in me in time and just endure a bit of joint pain, lay down, rest and drink water and hopefully sidestep the attack.

V/R
Jeff

majordude

replied on August 21st, 2008

New User

If it is by Barton Publishing the instant cure is nothing but baking soda. I bought the report a year ago and it was the first I had heard of using BS so, at the time, it was worth it for me!

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