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1. - Posted December 2, 2009 11:47AM
Hiroteam
Hi,
If you have never heard of Tahitian Noni Juice (TNJ), I guarantee this is the most important email you have read since your kid started playing volleyball. What you will love about the following proven new idea is that it is easy and you'll get results that will improve your child’s volleyball performance.
Let’s face it, as parents we spend a lot of money on anything that might enhance our young athlete’s performance and chances of making a high school team or earning an athletic college scholarship-- equipment, camps, clinics, travel teams and personal coaches. Here's an idea: what about a safe, natural health product that will increase your child’s stamina, focus and performance? It's called Tahitian Noni Juice. A super juice that is guaranteed to give your young volleyball player a leading edge. It is proven (See Human Clinical Trials below)* that Tahitian Noni Juice will increase endurance 21% and volleyball legend and former USA Women's Volleyball Coach Lang Ping swears by it. See what Lang Ping has to say about Tahitian Noni Juice:
http://www.tni.com/united_states/english/tahitiannoni/company/press/spokespeople/athletes/194723-LangPing.html
To ensure top quality, Tahitian Noni International can trace a bottle of TNJ to the harvester who picked the noni fruit that went into that bottle...Watch now, the seven minute video Tree To Bottle: http://www.noniusers.com/1-111629320091442520166
You can order TNJ on line, but if you want to save money on Tahitian Noni products, we can do that too by directly contacting us. I can be reached at 760-420-0426 and my wife Dru can be reached at 760-929-1980.
If you are not happy with the results after trying a month's supply of TNJ, it is free. Your young player has everything to gain and nothing to lose.
There you have it, let's talk!
Sincerely,
Sam Briedis
Dru and Sam Briedis
Independent Product Consultant #1015
Tahitian Noni International
www.nonidru.com
*Only the original Tahitian Noni Juice increases endurance 22%. Human Clinical Trial:
http://research.tni.com/united_states/english/research/clinical_studies.html?id=12289 |
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