Re: another one
- From: "Sbharris[atsign]ix.netcom.com" <sbharris@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 6 Jul 2005 19:04:38 -0700
Hedge wrote:
> By Ronald Kotulak
> Tribune science reporter
> Published July 6, 2005
>
>
> Many women have been told by their doctors to take aspirin to reduce
> their risk of cancer and vitamin E to lower their risk of heart
> disease. But two studies involving nearly 40,000 women suggest that the
> supplements have very little or no effect in protecting healthy women
> from these illnesses. (snip)
>
> However this this does not demonstrate a pattern of consistent abuse
> perpretrated by blind lemming (blind lemming mind you) primary care
> physicians at the behest of their bribe taking research counterparts at
> many local universities:
COMMENT:
Yeah, all those doctors taking bribes from the rich vitamin E and
aspirin lobbies!! THINK of the piles of money involved! It cannot
fail to corrupt a saint! Think of a the tide of blind lemming-oid
former saints!
Whereas, the alternative practitioners, being wise as serpents, never
gave into the vitamin E lobby, and never recommended the useless stuff.
Nor do they today.
> No matter what...Primary care doctors will throw all common sense aside
> and blindly follow the "good science" of the day....
COMMENT
Yes, that's it! Common sense should have TOLD us vitamin E would do us
no good! But we were all blinded by the shine of lucre. The Bermuda
vacations (or was it Belize?). The ski trips paid for by vitamin E
makers and St. Joseph's Aspirin. And the divine taste of these little
orange tablets. Sigh.
And common sense should have TOLD us all this would work in men but not
women! Right?
You know, the feminist medical rabble-rousers have been claiming women
have been *undertreated* for heart disease. Common sense should have
told us otherwise...
SBH
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