Ora Health is Seeking Testers for New Product to Prevent Mouth Sores-*Email*

[Kimmie628]

New Product Testing
preven@orahealth.com
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New research conducted by OREAHEALTH scientists with testers who responded to this web page (double-blinded and placebo controlled) shows that, for about 80% of people who get at least one mouth sore per month, painful mouth sores can be prevented without injections by placing hyper levels of Avamin (a bioactive form of B12) in the saliva in the mouth once each day. This preventive reduces the incidence, duration and peak pain levels of sores. Common vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin) is not actually used by the body. It must first be converted in the liver to a bioactive form.
We are looking for people who get mouth sores inside the mouth, particularly people with braces, for further testing of this new treatment. There are no warnings or risks associated with the use of Preven Melts – there is no upper limit on quantities of Avamin that can be safely ingested.
To participate, you must promise to give us reports by e-mail once a week stating whether the treatment is effective for you. If you qualify, we will send you a one month supply for testing. The product we send might be the active product and it might be a placebo with no active ingredients. You will not know which you have until after you report your final results. If you received placebo product, we will then send you a one month supply of the active product. At the end of the study, we will also send each participant their choice of 30 Preven Melts discs or 24 CankerMelts discs as a thank-you.
If you are interested, send an e-mail to preven@orahealth.com with answers to the questions below. (You may copy these questions into your e-mail and then add your answers.) We will not reveal any information that identifies you to any person outside our company. We will not use your information for any purpose except this study.
Name (It doesn’t have to be your full name or your real name):
Address (including city, state, and zip, for mailing product to you):
How often do you get a mouth sore?:
Do you have braces on your teeth that cause sores?:
If you have a diagnosed disease that causes mouth sores, what is it?:
If you are receiving a treatment for a disease and the treatment causes mouth sores, what is the treatment?:
How often do you take vitamin B-12 supplements in a swallowed pill?:
Are you presently taking vitamin B-12 supplements by injection or under your tongue?:
Thank you in advance for your participation
Jeff Haley, Chief Scientist