Olympians using our product

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Just wanted to share an email we got from our domestic vendor. Make sure to cheer them on!

To the Cellfood family, colleagues and friends:

The U.S. Track and Field Championships were held in Des Moines this
past weekend, with the first three finishers in each event earning a berth
on the U.S. team that will compete in the World Track and Field
Championships in Moscow in August.

Two Cellfood users made the U.S. team in the sprints, while two foreign sprinters—
who also are Cellfood users, are expected to make the team in their respective
countries. A third American athlete who uses Cellfood, Kellie Wells, missed a
spot by inches by placing fourth in the women's 100 meter high hurdles.

Of course, there are likely other athletes on the U.S. team, and numerous
international stars on their respective teams, who are Cellfood users and who
will be competing in Moscow, but we don't yet know who they are.

This email has several photos, and ends with pics of Damu Cherry-Mitchell and
Dennis Mitchell— the two coaches of of these five athletes. If you do not receive
the complete email, let me know and I'll re-send in a different form.

Have a great day!

Mark

http://www.luminahealth.com

Below:


Cellfood user Justin Gatlin, U.S. team, 100 meters:
(Note the Cellfood cap!)
Justin will be favored to finish in the top 3 in Moscow.

Cellfood user Alexandria Anderson, U.S. team, 100 meters:
(See Alex's Tweet below!)

Cellfood user Churandy Martina, likely on the Netherlands
team, 200 meters:

Cellfood user Ryan Braithwaite, likely on the Barbados team, 110 meter
high hurdles:

Cellfood user Kellie Wells, 4th place finisher in the women's 100 meter
high hurdles, just missing a spot on the team:

All of the above athletes are coached by Dennis Mitchell and Damu
Cherry-Mitchell (below) at the Star Athletics club in Clermont, Florida.
Though Dennis and Damu are no longer competing, they both take
Cellfood ongoing as part of their fitness regimens.

Damu finished 4th by one-hundreth of a second at the 2008 Olympic
games in the women's 100 meter high hurdles.

Dennis won bronze medals in the 100 meters at the 1992 Olympics
and at the 1991 and 1993 World Championships— and gold medals
in the 1992 Olympic men's 4 x 100 meter relay and the 1991 World
Championships men's 4 x 100 meter relay— setting world records
in both.

 

[EL PRESIDENTE]

 

[BlazerWookee]

Do you offer a forum discount?

 

[magnifier661]

Do you offer a forum discount?

LOL! I don't sell to the public.

 

[MARIS61]

So you market only to black athletes?

 

[magnifier661]

So you market only to black athletes?

No. Just in track and field; most are black.

 

[Further]

Cool!, I didn't know this is what you did. Is it your company?

 

[magnifier661]

Cool!, I didn't know this is what you did. Is it your company?

Well lumina isn't our company. They are our distributors. We manufacture it

 

[oldguy]

What is the percentage of HGH in your product?

Go Blazers

 

[magnifier661]

It has no hgh. So the answer is zero

 

[oldguy]

It has no hgh. So the answer is zero

I was just kidding Mags.

Go Blazers

 

[magnifier661]

Oh lol

 

[Further]

Very neat. Who came up with the formula?

 

[magnifier661]

Very neat. Who came up with the formula?

It was purchased by my father, from the originator of the formula. We actually own his entire estate. I got some crazy science notes. One was making a hydrogen bomb from a football shaped object.

 

[Further]

It was purchased by my father, from the originator of the formula. We actually own his entire estate. I got some crazy science notes. One was making a hydrogen bomb from a football shaped object.

Weird and pretty interesting. Was it an American? Where from?

 

[magnifier661]

Weird and pretty interesting. Was it an American? Where from?

Yes American. From the midwest, I believe

 

[GriLtCheeZ]

Congrats!

 

[BlazerWookee]

LOL! I don't sell to the public.

What about free samples? You could tell 'em I'm interested in becoming a distributor, lol...

 

[Fez Hammersticks]

Impressive.

I wouldn't have guessed -- you're about as sharp as a bowling ball when it comes to NBA basketball.

(kidding)

 

[MARIS61]

No. Just in track and field; most are black.

You're saying black people run more?