Obbajee, happy holidaze and a 2014 full of love and laughter and fun (-:
On Wednesday, December 18, 2013 3:07 PM, obbajeeba
wrote:
Not much, Share. Leading a very boring and dull life lately. So lonely. - NOT!
haha.
Been a very busy and happy girl. As if the big Jyotish map in the sky c
On 12/18/2013 1:46 PM, Bhairitu wrote:
> But the funny thing is the pseudo scientific 'tude I'm seeing here
> against natural medicine.
It's real simple: if it is posted by either of the two Barrys or by
Richard, it is a lie and trolling, according to Judy. Do you see a
pattern here? Go figure.
Judy's discussion on this topic makes about as much sense concerning
Big-Pharma as her discussion about corn-based ethenol by Big-Agra.
Everyone knows, even without a study, that Big-Agra and Big-Pharma are
screwing the American public. Just follow the money. Both of these
topics seem to be abo
*Don't be Ridiculous!*
On 12/18/2013 04:50 PM, authfri...@yahoo.com wrote:
*Calm down, Bhairitu. Does the fact that you're familiar with his
articles and reports on the radio somehow make him immune from
criticism? Why are you taking my comments about him so personally?
Seems like it's maybe
On 12/18/2013 2:59 PM, Bhairitu wrote:
> You do know when you use the terms "nutcase" and "cuckoo" you sound
> like a demented old woman?
Let's just make it real simple:If it's posted by either of the two
Barrys, Share, or Richard, then we're either liars, trolls, nutcases, or
cuckoo. Is that cl
On 12/18/2013 3:39 PM, authfri...@yahoo.com wrote:
I'm going to predict that because I had some objections to that
article, you will now label me as pro-Big Pharma.
We could label you pro-Big Agra because you failed to warn us about the
danger of using corn-based E15 in our cars; sort of like
Calm down, Bhairitu. Does the fact that you're familiar with his articles and
reports on the radio somehow make him immune from criticism? Why are you taking
my comments about him so personally? Seems like it's maybe your ego that's
bloated.
Bhairitu screamed:
<< What part of "I'm familia
*What part of "I'm familiar with Mike Adams articles and his reports on
the radio" DID YOU NOT UNDERSTAND!
I didn't even need to read the article to know his intent. Besides I
heard an hour long discussion on it the other day. What is your point
other than trying to discredit somebody to grati
Of course I'm "familiar with that." But go look at the article again. He says
medicines are never tested: "In today's distorted system of quack medicine,
junk science and pro-pharma propaganda, medications never have to be proven
effective to be promoted and hyped."
As to the terms "nutcase" a
Generally it's fear that makes the old fogies take refuge in MDs. My
experience with "quacks" were ones that had an MD license on the wall
not ones with a naturopathic, chiropractic or ayurvedic license or
training. There are MDs who managed to get themselves through college
(often with daddy
Not much, Share. Leading a very boring and dull life lately. So lonely. - NOT!
haha.
Been a very busy and happy girl. As if the big Jyotish map in the sky came and
dropped fairy dust on me and allowed for a surprise meeting of a very nice
person I was not expecting in this life. I mean, something
On 12/18/2013 12:31 PM, authfri...@yahoo.com wrote:
BTW, you do realize the guy who wrote the article is a nutcase, right?
I mean, he claims that medicines are never tested for effectiveness
while supplements always are. That's just cuckoo; it's exactly the
opposite.
He's not a nutcase. I
Hi, Obba Dobba, so good to have you visit! What's happening?
On Wednesday, December 18, 2013 2:53 PM, obbajeeba
wrote:
Hi Share bear,
I know a lot of people who did not take antibiotics who are now dead.
Damned if you do and damned if you don't. :)
Hi Share bear,
I know a lot of people who did not take antibiotics who are now dead.
Damned if you do and damned if you don't. :)
noozguru, like most meditators I know, I cave when the doc prescribes
antibiotic. Fear of death prevails! But even 2 decades ago I successfully used
Chinese herbs for 2 different conditions. And currently take echinecea to
bolster my immune system. So I mostly do natural remedies and I think a l
Bhairitu wrote:
<< Apparently I need to do a reader's digest version for Judy. But what the
writer was pointing out that the problem with many supplements are the cheap
ones that big pharma makes which indeed does seem a bit contradictive. >>
Yes, that's exactly what I was asking about, g
How much is big pharma paying you, Xeno?
"Americans spend an estimated $5 billion a year on unproven herbal
supplements that promise everything from fighting off colds to curbing
hot flashes and boosting memory."
"Unproven" because big pharma fears research that might show that herbal
remedi
Apparently I need to do a reader's digest version for Judy. But what
the writer was pointing out that the problem with many supplements are
the cheap ones that big pharma makes which indeed does seem a bit
contradictive. Real natural health practitioners will be very fussy
about supplement so
Herbal Supplements are not what they seem:
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/05/science/herbal-supplements-are-often-not-what-they-seem.html?_r=0
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/05/science/herbal-supplements-are-often-not-what-they-seem.html?_r=0
Translation: Bhairitu can't figure out why he (and the writer of the article)
contradicted himself either...
Can anyone else here explain it?
Bhairitu wrote:
<< Apparently this issue for discussion is above your pay grade. ;-) >>
On 12/18/2013 06:37 AM, authfriend@... mailto:authfrie
Apparently this issue for discussion is above your pay grade. ;-)
On 12/18/2013 06:37 AM, authfri...@yahoo.com wrote:
*Wait. First you said Big Pharma wanted the supplement market all to
itself. That doesn't jibe with making the public terrified of
supplements, period.*
*Bhairitu wrote:*
Wait. First you said Big Pharma wanted the supplement market all to itself.
That doesn't jibe with making the public terrified of supplements, period.
Bhairitu wrote:
Because the public doesn't know which are theirs and which are not. They just
want the public terrified of supplements period
Because the public doesn't know which are theirs and which are not.
They just want the public terrified of supplements period and then sell
them the higher profit "Brave New World" pharmaceuticals.
On 12/17/2013 02:48 PM, authfri...@yahoo.com wrote:
*Bhairitu wrote:*
<< Big pharma is after
Bhairitu wrote:
<< Big pharma is after the supplement market and wants it all to themselves. >>
But but but...according to the Natural News article you linked to, Big Pharma
arranged for all the testing to be done on its own supplements. Why would it do
that knowing the study results woul
OMG, they must really think we're all idiots, to try and foist medicine on us
as a source of nutrients!
On Tuesday, December 17, 2013 11:54 AM, Bhairitu wrote:
Mainstream media and big pharma is hoodwinking the public into believing
that vitamin supplements are bad. Thing is they didn
Share,
Naturalnews.com is not necessarily a source of unbiased opinion. There are
clearly some things wrong in this article that was cited. Vitamins are fat or
water soluble chemicals that the body needs in limited amounts. If you take
more than the body needs, it just excretes them, or in s
Thank you, Xeno for your balanced input. I'm replying from the website because
yahoo mail kept refreshing and losing what I had written! Anyway,
supplement-wise, I read and experiment and sometimes ignore the results of
both, just going by my intuition or, as you said, just continue in the spiri
Supplements from the various suppliers of metabolic typing that I use
are of high quality. However I learned early on why they were supplying
some of the B vitamins as synthetics because the food based B's weren't
that stable and their potency would vary.
Big pharma is after the supplement m
Mainstream media and big pharma is hoodwinking the public into believing
that vitamin supplements are bad. Thing is they didn't bother to study
quality vitamins which do work, just the cheap ones (often produced by
big pharma themselves):
www.naturalnews.com/043254_mainstream_media_multivitamin
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