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  1. Kindly contact me. I’d like to invite you to see my farm in Tanauan City, Batangas and see what can be done to my produce.
    Looking forward for your email.
    Thank you.

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  2. hi! Can we invite you in our school to promote energen this coming july 2013 for our nutrition week celebration. THank you in advance if you accomodate us.

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  5. Hi,
    Is it possible for you to teach me the process of solidifying the skinless longganisa. We are actually into selling the same however we cannot perfect yet that process.
    Please leave me note. Thanks so much.

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  7. May I request for a sponsorship. Its a family fun run event on June 9, 2013. please call or text me @ 09085268806. thanks!

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  8. Good day! This is kind of off topic but I need some help from an established blog.
    Is it very difficult to set up your own blog?
    I’m not very techincal but I can figure things out pretty fast. I’m thinking about making my own but I’m not sure where to start. Do you have any points or suggestions? Many thanks

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  9. Hi. may I know where I can purchase guyabano leaves? I plan to buy quite a number because I have to send it over to the US. My father has stage 3b lung cancer and we are resorting to any alternative medicines in parallel to the traditional ones. Hope someone could advice me here. We are so devastated and all we can think of now is to make him live longer. If there is anybody who is kind-hearted, kindly contact my mobile number +639178826444.

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  11. Hi,

    I would like to seek assistance from you regarding the formulation of guyabano juice concentrate. We will market this product but we want to get the best formula. I would like to meet you in your office at CSU.

    Please reply.. 09997932258

    Eutemio B. Cabilin
    President
    Businesspeople Inc.

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  15. Hi,

    I just recently discovered this site as I research on alternative ways to help aid my dad in his liver cancer.

    I just recently purchased 5 kilos of guyabano leaves as I thought of stacking up on the tea. I am currently air drying them but I have a few questions in mind (that has been probably answered in this thread):

    1.) what is the ratio of the leaves to the water if I wanted to make the tea?

    2.) would it be alright to stack up on the tea sya I make 5 gallon batches?

    3.) can I put the air dried leaves in katcha cloth so i can give it to my dad and he can bring it anywhere?

    4.) how would I know if the leaves are still good?

    I am very thankful for this site as I help aid my dad in this battle.

    God bless and looking forward to your replies.

    Best,

    Vic

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  18. we would like to contact you for a possible training on ubi food products particularly ubi cookies. how can we reach you? please reply via my email add.
    many thanks.

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  20. drinking boiled guyabano leave (as to make g-tea) would it create hyper acidity? is it still safe to drink boiled g-tea?

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  26. Thank you for your initiate which I am searching.
    Please suggest me how can I support your regarding this good initiate. I am from Nepal; you may know ginger production in Nepal. Nepal is the one of the largest ginger production country for your information Nepal produce organic ginger (most hills part where ginger produce, there is no supply of chemical fertilizer and chemical pesticide). The production of the ginger is not managed commercially.
    I am interested to start to manage commercially the production of the ginger around my location so I am seeking support on my this interest on any options such as technical support to reproduce of ginger items, marketing of productions, joint productions or other area where you may suggest.

    Regards

    Rajendra Bhandari

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  27. I have just started drinking ionized / alkaline water. Can I use the 9.5 Ph water to make the G-tea? I am also mid ways through a six week course (once per week) of transutheral chemotherapy for re-curring bladder cancer. I have had five transutheral surgeries (stage 2) over the last 4 years. the chemo was used once after each surgery. It is called mitomycin.

    Can I start the tea now, or must I wait until the chemo is finished? I have been on four medications for about eight years; Zoloft, kolonopin, Lipitor, and Ambien.

    Thank you for any advice you might be able to offer.

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    • Hi!
      My wife was diagnosed with breast cancer last October 2012. Since then, I’ve been looking for possible remedies aside from the normal medication. I researched the net and I found your site interesting. In fact my wife started taking the guyabano tea following your procedure.
      Other herbal remedies also amazed me and I started telling friends about your site and the benefits from them.

      I think it is important that people especially those inflicted with illness like cancer should be aware about these remedies considering the high cost of medication. I thought of putting some of your articles and blog (with due recognition of the source) in my networking site FanBox (http://www.fanbox.com/FanFeed/Home.aspx) to easily reached out to my friends and the general public. Much better, if you contribute directly by registering to FanBox http://www.fanbox.com/socnet/Default.aspx?src=logout&r=256732 and I will simply link your blog to my friends.

      Wish you all the best, prosperous and healthy New Year!

      Juanito

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