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Soothing Red Tea Latte :-)

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vitalhealthsecrets.com

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katie@vitalhealthsecrets.com

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Thu, Sep 20, 2018 11:51 AM

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Hey {NAME}, There?s nothing better than finishing your day with a sweet and soothing red tea latte

Hey {NAME}, There’s nothing better than finishing your day with a sweet and soothing red tea latte that’ll keep your metabolism burning all night long, right? So… Try out this delectable red tea latte tonight and let me know what you think... [=> Evening Red Tea Latte (Tastes Like Heaven)]( Yours, Katie If you wish to stop receiving our emails or change your subscription options, please [Manage Your Subscription]( Vital Health Secrets, 37 Inverness Dr E #100, Englewood 80112

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