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	Hi, My name is Ralph Connor. My wife Lynne and I became associated with Usana when we were trying to help our grandson earn money for college. He had already become a distributor before us. Our initial plan was simply to purchase and use the products. In August of 2005 I had gone through 5 heart bypasses and now was using quite a few supplements. After begining to use Usana products we became aware of great differences in the way supplements are manufactured. Usana's standards are much higher than most. In fact I found out that the quanities shown as contained per unit on most supplements can be very inaccurate. Additionally many supplements are difficult if not impossible to absorb into the body. Usana's supplement quanities are very accurately controled and they are compounded so that they are easy to absorb into the body. USANA Health Sciences formulates exceptional, science-based nutritional and personal-care products. However, inferior manufacturing can destroy even the greatest product formulations. For this reason, USANA manufactures its own nutritional supplements, and voluntarily meets pharmaceutical Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). Pharmaceutical GMP standards are far more stringent than the food GMP requirements set by the U.S. government for supplements. Of course there are other benefits to becoming a Usana distributor. One of these is the income that it can produce, but along with the income is being able to share both the product benefits and the program with friends. My wife and I love to travel, but when both of us retired we thought that we would have to curtail our travel. Well in Dec. of 2008 we completed our 14th cruise. It was a Trans Atlantic on Royal Caribbean. This was our third Trans Atlantic since August of 2007. Life can be good. Presently the Lord has blessed both my wife and I with good health. With the help of Usana both health wise and financially, we look forward to much more travel. If there are question that can not be answered on these web pages, please feel free to contact me at arc@hctc.net.

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