United State District Judge David Campbell ruled AGAINST David Lucas
Burge in his request to have FreeLife’s case against him dropped. In
the Court Order, Judge Campbell made some very interesting and astute
observations including (See full court transcripts!):

1.       Judge Campbell stated that Burge “argues that no valid
contract was formed because he provided a false social security number
and did not intend to become a FreeLife Marketing Executive”  Provides
a false social security number.  (this may be, in and of itself, a criminal offense)
Yet one more lie to add to a resume filled with lies and distortions.

2.       Judge Campbell further stated that “An objective review of
Burge’s actions can lead to only one conclusion – he agreed to the
terms of Plaintiff’s contract. Burge cannot now use his hidden intent
to negate his actions.”  What is Burge’s “hidden intent?” It appears
to be profits and financial gain.

3.       Judge Campbell went on to say “indeed, the sole purpose of
the website is to attack Plaintiff and Himalayan Goji Juice.”  Judge
Campbell’s statement above is clear and direct. The sole purpose of
the website” is to attack. Why would Burge attack? He sees a pot of
gold at the end of the rainbow. By trying to put pressure on FreeLife,
it appears Burge hopes to earn a huge financial settlement to take the
website down. Our sources tell us that FreeLife
will not cave into this tactic and will not pay Burge a single cent.
They will bring him to justice.

4.       Judge Campbell then said, “What is more, Plaintiff has
presented evidence that Burge attempted to hide his involvement with
breathe.org and acted under the false name of Christian Truman – facts
that could support a conclusion that Burge knew his actions were
harmful to Plaintiff and tried to avoid responsibility for them.”  Yet
more evidence about Burge’s lies. First, he tries to hide his
involvement with breathe.org. Then he uses a false name on top of a
false social security number. And then trying to “avoid
responsibility” for his harmful actions. Are you beginning to see a
pattern here? You cannot believe anything Burge says. He lies about
his involvement in breathe.org, his name, his social security number!

Click here to read the court transcripts!

PLAINTIFFS FROM 2 MORE STATES STAND UP FOR THEIR RIGHTS!

Breatheexposed.com has just learned that David Lucas Burge (alias
“Christian Truman”) has been sued in both Connecticut and
Massachusetts state courts for his lies and false statements on his
website by two separate individuals. It seems like the public will not
stand idly by when someone abuses the privilege of the internet and
free speech, and posts lie after lie after lie simply for financial
gain.

Burge is now being sued in 3 states (FreeLife has a lawsuit against
him in Arizona) Our inside info has it that several more lawsuits
against Burge are currently being worked on and will be filed shortly.
We will keep you posted.

We’ve been made aware of a “Class Action” filed by Burge and a few
others against FreeLife. We had a leading class action attorney take a
look at the case and here is what we learned:

1.       The “class” has only 5 people in it and one has already
dropped out!  The other included Burge (surprise!),
someone from Australia and a FreeLife Marketing Executive who was
terminated earlier this year for cross recruiting into another direct
selling program. There is nothing “classy” about this class that you
can count on the fingers of one hand!

2.       One of the plaintiff’s, David Wilson, sent a letter to
FreeLife prior to joining the class action, which stated among other
things:

a.       “…David Burge, Lance Burge, and their lawyer, Gary D.
Greenwald, have asked me to be a class representative in court as a
main witness in their pending law suits. I told him I would think
about it.”

b.      Wilson then went on in the letter to request “compensation”
from FreeLife (about $75,000) and “in exchange for this I will agree
to a one year gag order on FreeLife dealings relative to www.breathe.org.

c.       Wilson then goes on to say, “I would like to work this out
amicably and quickly as I must let David Burge know what I am going to
do.”

Our sources tell us that FreeLife flatly refused to make any payments
to Wilson. Wilson then joined the class action and then quickly came
to his senses and dropped out of the Class “less” Action.

BOTTOM LINE: This Class Action appears to be yet another futile
attempt by Burge to profit from FreeLife’s ongoing success any way he
can. Our attorney told us that he sees Class Actions filed all the
time and that this case is one fo the weakest he has seen in many
years.

Chance of success?  Zero.

One consumer stated:

“The EIGHT cds could have easily been reduced to
ONE cd and a workbook. 99% of the cds consist of David Lucas Burge
talking on and on and on and on and on as you are waiting for him to
actually tell you what to practice…”

Another noted that the entire course is just a sales pitch:

“After you have already purchased the course, why does the sale pitch go on and
on and on and on and on and on and on and on etc……….I admit, I threw
in the towel after the 4th CD, but enough was enough.”

Yet another wrote:

“He spends most of the time telling you what
perfect pitch is but nothing to apply it. It gave you no tangible
exercises. This course was a loser. I would not buy it.”

If you have been duped by Burge’s Perfect Pitch Scam Course, don’t let
others waste their money like you did. Go to Amazon.com and post your
review of this Perfect Pitch Course at:

http://www.amazon.com/Pefect-Pitch-Ear-Training-SuperCourse/product-reviews/0942542908/ref=cm_cr_dp_1?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=0&filterBy=addOneStar

For thousands of years, the goji berry (Lycium barbarum) has been a mainstay of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), and its remarkable and diverse health-promoting properties have earned it a reputation as Asia’s most potent health food. Goji’s ancient tradition is now being confirmed by modern science, and dozens of published research papers have revealed that the goji berry’s broad-based health benefits are due primarily to the presence of unique molecules, not found in any other fruit, called Lycium barbarum polysaccharides (LBP). Unlike dried berries or any other goji product, FreeLife’s GoChi™ is standardized to an unprecedented potency of the all-important LBP.

In a recent clinical study, which was accepted for publication in the peer-reviewed Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, participants who used GoChi experienced significant improvement in 13 key aspects of health and well-being in just 14 days.* The new antioxidant study discussed herein is yet another demonstration of the remarkable power of GoChi, and it illustrates FreeLife’s ongoing commitment to lead the nutrition industry in clinical research, product efficacy, and evidence-based product formulation.

REASONS FOR THE STUDY

From the earliest writings, the medical texts of Asia have declared the goji berry to be highly superior for maintaining the health and well-being of the entire body. The ancient herbalists had observed that those who used goji on a daily basis were healthier, more resistant to stress, and more resilient in their ability to recover from adversity. Today, scientists believe that these far-ranging traditionally observed benefits are directly related to the effects of goji’s unique bioactive polysaccharides (LBP) on the immune system, and this connection has been demonstrated in studies by numerous researchers. These investigations, however, have been performed primarily in cell culture and in animals. Although they may be predictive of the action of LBP in humans, they are not the equivalent of a controlled human trial. And so, this study was undertaken to scientifically investigate 4000 years of tradition by examining the effect of GoChi – a juice standardized to an exceptionally high potency of LBP – on three key serum markers of immunity. FreeLife® also sought to replicate the improvements in general well-being and neurological and psychological performance that were observed in its previous research.

STUDY DESIGN

This randomized, double-blind, and placebo-controlled 30-day clinical trial was conducted at a prestigious independent research institute in Asia and was designed to conform to the spirit of FDA Good Clinical Practice. Sixty healthy adult subjects were divided into two groups selected at random to ensure fair and even distribution of age, gender, health, and immune status between the two groups. The GoChi group was administered 120 ml (4 fl. oz.) daily of GoChi. The placebo group received the same daily dosing of an inactive placebo; a control solution that tasted, smelled, and looked like GoChi, but did not contain any goji juice or LBP. Neither the participants nor the scientists had any knowledge as to which group was drinking the GoChi and which was drinking the placebo. Furthermore, the participants and scientists had no affiliation with FreeLife, and had no familiarity with GoChi or Himalayan Goji® Juice prior to the start of the study.

Before beginning the study, all participants were given questionnaires to assess their starting point values for general well-being, and neurological and psychological performance. To determine starting point immune status, extensive physical exams were given, including blood chemistry, and urine and stool analysis. There were no significant differences between the two groups at the starting point, thus confirming suitability and compatibility. After the 30-day duration of the trial, complete workups were performed once again on all participants to determine statistically if there were any significant changes in each category between the start of the study and its completion. These tests found no abnormal changes in body weight, blood pressure, pulse rate, urine, stool, blood panel, and blood biochemistry in either group, and there were no adverse events reported by any subjects in either the GoChi or the placebo group during the study period, thus demonstrating the safety of GoChi.

RESULTS

After 30 days, the GoChi group showed statistically significant (p<0.05) improvements in three key markers of immune health:
First noted was a 27% increase in lymphocytes. These small white blood cells defend the body against bacteria, viruses, and toxins, and they also serve to command and direct many other immune functions.

Also found was a 58% increase in interleukin-2 (IL-2), a special cell messenger protein that alerts the immune system when danger is present. IL-2 also recruits stem cells for conversion into a wide range of T-cells, a vital part of the body’s targeted response to specific threats.
Another important finding was a 19% increase in immunoglobulin G (IgG), a powerful and essential antibody that seeks out bacteria, viruses, molds, yeasts, and allergens, and then marks them for destruction by other divisions of the immune system.

Unlike the GoChi group, the placebo group experienced no meaningful change in immune status. When compared to the placebo group, the GoChi group also experienced far greater and statistically significant (p<0.05) improvement in well-being, with a 63% total improvement in areas such as reduced fatigue and improved sleep quality, and with a tendency toward improved short-term memory and mental focus over the trial period. These findings were consistent with those shown in previous GoChi studies.

CONCLUSION

The results shown in this randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical study clearly indicate that daily consumption of GoChi for 30 days can significantly improve three key aspects of healthy immune function, and the study re-confirms previous findings that GoChi can improve general health and well-being with no observed toxicity or side effects.

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