ECOQUEST INTERNATIONAL OUTRAGEOUS CANCER REMISSION STATISTICS Greenville Tennessee

Recently I received an email from a highly respected individual; key marketing and high profile name associated with Ecoquest, and its Health and Wellness subsidiary; Heartland Select. Because of incredible claim detailed in this email, I have cut and pasted it for your consideration. Once you have read it, recognizing it as a marketing tool, and realize its targeted audience, you will be more than concerned.

I'm excited to have Dr. Donna Gray, MD and a Nuclear Physicist/Bio-Chemist, on our call tonight. Dr. Gray began a study last fall and apparently selected 21 cancer patients to take our Heartland Select functional beverage. Dr. Gray is extremely excited about our Heartland Select. It is my understanding that she believes that the Heartland Select is responsible for 21 patients being in remission.
Don't miss this call.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but if 21 out of 21 randomly chosen cancer patients all are in remission;100% Remission Rate; Cover of The American Journal of Medicine; Nobel Laureatte; Good Morning America. To set the record straight, I was once a representative with Ecoquest, and still have excellent results from their air and water purifier. So, this not banter from a dissatisfied MLM loser. I left Ecoquest specifically because I did not understand how we could with credibility transition from being experts in air and water toxins, to health and wellness.

My point; When the respected member of the leadership of an international company can blanket email such an obsurd and irreverent claim from so called respected source, knowing both the vulnerability of those inflicted, and the zealous intent to recruit and motivate sales; Blatant hype and misrepresentation

As a disabled person; not internally afficted, I know first hand both the demoralizing effects of my immobility, and my vulnerability to hyped hope.
It is one thing for our health and wellness companies to provide goods and services without FDA approval. However, medical testimonies from trusted authorities, should be shared with and scrutinized by both their peers and overseers, to assure their compliance with AMA rules of conduct.

Michael
York, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.