Fw mannarelief CF

January 28, 2003

Wonderful news!

Read this email with a great deal of joy.

Judith

Hello everyone,

Many good things came out of the Lana'i Hawaii Leadership Conference, but surely

by far the best was the announcement made by Chairman Sam Caster about a Cystic

Fibrosis project.

As you may know, CF is a child killer, likely the worst. Affecting the

respiratory and digestive systems, it is classed as a genetic disease with no

known cure. The average life span of a CF child is 30 years, and one of very

poor quality.

Among the American population there are 30,000 affected children.

Proportionately, it is the same for Canadians: 3,000. In the European countries

there are 20,000 affected children. In the U.S. 2,500 children are born with CF

per year, with 12 million unaffected adult carriers in the population.

Now for the good news. Virtually 100% of CF children receiving Glyconutrients

respond very positively, frequently with total reversals. Even better, this

begins in the first month they get these nutrients.

Mannatech Inc. is a company of compassion. As the world's only supplier of

Glyconutrients, they transfer nutritional supplements to a nonprofit charity

called Manna-Relief, asking only the factory cost of providing them (about 20%

of normal wholesale cost). Manna-Relief was founded by Sam and Caster, the

originators of Mannatech.

At the Lana'i Leadership Conference Sam Caster announced that in 2003

Manna-Relief would be provided a very substantial amount of products for CF

children, hoping that sufficient funds will be forthcoming to care for all

30,000 American sufferers.

What could be more worthy?

Expect the formal announcement about this at the Mannatech annual conference,

called Mannafest, March 20-22, 2003.

For more information about Manna-Relief, access their web site at

I hope you find this very exciting and will do as much as you can to make this

CF project a success.

Sincerely,

Eugene Fox

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