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Re: Reddy007 post# 21482

Monday, 05/07/2012 8:54:06 AM

Monday, May 07, 2012 8:54:06 AM

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Thanks for the post Reddy. If I were Mr. Whelan, I would donate enough ActiPatches to the US Olypic team to take it through the upcoming Olympics. Let the drug testing folks test all the urine they want - ActiPatch will help with athletic pains and strains. And, while you're at it Mr. Whelan, give them to all the American cyclists in the upcoming Tour de France. Do it in such a way that the products are donated to athletic "clinical trial" your staff design. Have the participants and training staffs monitor and report back to an on-line data base and then release the data to FDA and the media.

Can you imagine medal winners performing at their peaks and bringing home more gold, silver and bronze partly because of ActiPatch. I just thought of athletes in the Decathalon....can you imagine the last 3 events for an exhausted decathlete who had ActiPatch on between events and overnight? It's not a performance enhancing drug now, is it?

I know for a fact that massage, acupuncture, thumpers, Tens - Definition - "a self-operated portable device used to treat chronic pain by sending electrical impulses through electrodes placed over the painful area", Chiropractors are all legit, so make the contacts BIEL and while you're at it, contact the US Equestrian Team to keep those jumpers in the air! ActiPatch is not like Bute, which chemically, falsely masks strains and other injuries to maintain high performance - ActiPatch first deals with pain then accelerates healing and if the horse or athlete is NOT in pain, then he or she is healing! Pain obstructs and slows healing. Make the patient comfortable with chemicals and they heal faster because they are not fighting the pain and no chemicals for the testers. Use ActiPatch and the patient heals even faster! London, here we come! Get on it BIEL - NEW CLINICAL STUDY ON US OLYMPIC ATHLETES, INCLUDING EQUESTRIAN FOLLOWS SUCCESSFUL CLINICAL STUDY AT TOUR DE FRANCE