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From: "mental fitness" <info@brainybooster.bid>
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Subject: This Bacteria Causes Alzheimer's (Latest Discovery)
To: <christian.gabriel@shortnote.de>
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<p>Most doctors haven't even heard about this...</p>
<p>Researchers at <strong>Yale</strong> has pinpointed the <strong>root cause of Alzheimer's</strong>.</p>
<p>No, Alzheimer's is <strong>NOT</strong> caused by 'genetics'or even 'old age'...</p>
<p>It's all because of this <a href="http://brainybooster.bid/KEnEOE20fWe_PgcAsmP9wMR-jjbI9E7d5VtF5Of67lxJ">bacteria-like organism</a>...present in more than <strong>167 million</strong> people.</p>
<p>It eats away at people's brains, and destroys their memories.</p>
<p>This new discovery has sent shockwaves across the entire medical community.</p>
<p>And now, researchers have discovered simple way to <strong>exterminate this 'brain eating bacteria'</strong>...</p>
<p>And even<strong> reverse the most serious Alzheimer's or memory illnesses</strong>.</p>
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<p>P.S. If your loved ones are suffering from Alzheimer's or Dementia, you have to<br />
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<p>I can't guarantee how long the video will be up. If Big Pharma finds out about this, <a href="http://brainybooster.bid/KEnEOE20fWe_PgcAsmP9wMR-jjbI9E7d5VtF5Of67lxJ"><span style="font-size:22px">video</span></a> most likely be taken down.</p>
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