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Annapurna Inn Massage and Retreat Center
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Ever since I completed the liver-gall bladder cleanse at the
Annapurna Inn, I've been waiting to hear back from my allopathic
primary care provider on how this process had affected his view of
my health. I finally received his results today. For months he had
been trying to convince me to take medications to lower these number.
I resisted, hoping to find an alternative. I'm glad I waited.
Before the cleanse, my blood pressure was 145/96 and my LDL cholesterol was 168.
As a result of the colonics and liver-gall bladder cleanse, my blood pressure is now 120/83 and my LDL cholesterol is 130. My primary care physician
still doesn't understand how this was possible, especially in such a short time, but the numbers don't lie. All he could do was scratch his head.
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