Re: Boost?

From: Ken (k404_at_joynet.com)
Date: 02/14/05 

Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 15:59:40 -0500

>"Robert" <RobertJ@hotmail.com> wrote
> Again you are a moron as in tube feeding the fluid is placed into
> a tube directly into the stomach. No taste is involved.

Since it is sold in cans in regular stores, the intended way is
to drink it, not forcing it into the stomach through a tube,
unless that's the way YOU take it so you won't puke.

You obviously are somehow connected with peddling these
products or make a living with it, because no sane person
would ever defend vile stuff like that so vigorously.

> It is a balanced meal of
> fats, protein, carbs, minerals and all vitamins.

So is a rotting cadaver, but it is still better suited
to be consumed by vultures than by humans.

Makes one wonder what kind of depraved mind would
come up with such a sickening list of ingredients.
And adding a few vitamins won't save the day either.

> You have no idea of what you are talking about. It is the only
> way to keep somebody alive.

Only if "alive" is synonymous with "vegetative state."

If someone should survive, it's despite of it, not because of it.

That stuff is a liquified version of what by any standards is
considered the worst form of junk food, which would make most
healthy people chronically sick if they consumed it long enough,
and you are telling me that it is intended to make sick people
healthy?

Give me a break.......!

> You never worked in a hospital moron so you have no idea.
> Try taking care of a sick person for a change.

I have spent half of my life in medical research, and I'm
no stranger to taking care of sick people. That's why I am
appalled how so many other medical professionals blindly
follow a protocol designed as window dressing that appears
to keep the sick and elderly "alive" and "well-fed" in front of
family members, while all along using horrendous formulations
that even the fittest would have a difficult time to survive on.

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