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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2016
Page
4
Seattle writer David Waxman reports AloeCure as a non drug option claimed to replace proton pump inhibitors like Nexium and Prilosec. FDA warnings on long term acid suppression are noted and Dr. Liza Leal promotes AloeCure as a safer alternative amid patient bone health concerns.
AloeCure touts Acemannan from a special Aloe Vera strain to soothe digestion and inflammation. It claims instant health effects and protection against digestion drug overuse, while linking long-term PPIs to heart risks and brain health via gut bacteria.
A physician recounts guiding a 46 year old patient with a stress induced stomach ulcer to AloeCure, noting rapid improvement within three days. The doctor urges colleagues to adopt AloeCure and advises patients to seek practitioners aware of it. Dr Rick Marschall, Port Angeles, WA.
An advertisement touts AloeCure as a sleep aid improving digestion, hair, skin, and nails while claiming liver support and serious health benefits. It promotes a risk free three month supply, a 90 day test, and a money back guarantee with a toll free number for ordering before the offer ends.
Ohio Governor John Kasich denounces Donal d Trump and Ted Cruz calls for monitoring and patrolling Muslim communities as knee-jerk, while urging practical measures. He touts coalition building and NATO reform, emphasizing coordination with Muslim communities and allies to improve intelligence and security.
A distorted notice warns that statements diagnose or treat diseases are not FDA approved. The message emphasizes the product is not a drug and results may vary. It advises consulting a physician before use and directs readers to the FDA warning page for full details.
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