Re: Does too much protein in the diet increase cancer risk?
- From: coonskin@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 07 Dec 2006 19:59:35 GMT
"More than a couple of dozen."
So the basis for your quip about study size and your knowledge about
what size is required as a threshold is this? More off the cuff
blather.
"Let's see, a "hypothesis-generating paper" with tiny numbers of
subjects using inferences from other "hypothesis-generated" data on two
hypothesized possible markers for cancer risk. Sound like smoke based on
mirrors. Or mirrors based on smoke. Either way it is smoke and mirrors."
No, we have already qualified you for how "expert" you are for "tiny"
study size, nada. The rest sounds like the normal process of science
grinding out patterns from a broad spectrum of information. But then
how would we expect you to know that?
"You can be well assured that when I present scientific studies here, I
will have vetted the authors and their organisations for industry
connections. Which is infinitely more than we can gather from your
cherry picking."
I doubt it. Were all the price "studies" you like to hawk so vetted to
see who bankrolled them, I don't think so? Imitation is quite
flattering, you now try to turn "cherry picking" back; as was first made
known to you as you parrot unvetted the price articles which are the
poster child for cherry picking information.
But such we can be quite assured is the theology of the lifestyle food
cults of all stripes. And that theology is in contrast to the
suggestive results of the study at hand and is *THE* reason for your
reaction quite apart from any science at all.
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