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|    pill popper to All    |
|    Re: Vitamin D Prevents Colorectal Cancer    |
|    19 Dec 12 14:54:07    |
      4fdb8b81       XPost: misc.health.alternative, sci.med.nutrition, sci.life-extension              "For those in the know, this research paper is a gold mine of information.       :)"              Yes, if one knows how to read such papers and how to put it in the context       of research generally.              "I saved it in PDF format, 3 different ways. From this, I will be able to       better evaluate the different PDF options, available to moi. :)"              What has format to do with it? Do the three versions differ thereof? The       text version was much more usable because it was internally and externally       linked.              "The full text of this study goes over at least a half dozen important       health issues, none of which I will be sharing with the predominately       @#$%^* losers on these ngs. YOU idiots are NOT worth it. :)"              The "issues" were in the abstract.              "Before it is all over, I will have written several different new articles       on my Web site that center around the issues raised in this paper. I might       even write an article on methylation and aging, before it is all over."              Does anyone care? That given the general state of the web site in       question?              "But I will say this, the presentation in this paper is obviously       incomplete. It fails to mention the importance of CA. It raises the ugly       specter of Folic Acid Supplementation, once again. And, it sheds new light       on the importance of SE."              Display of ignorance of what a papere like the one in question is.              "There is colon cancer, rectal cancer, and CRC. As far as I am concerned,       it all amounts to the same thing. Quite frankly, it is all about       age-related cancer, IMHO. End result, I am now less likelier than ever to       come down with age-related cancer in my lifetime, thanks to the use of my       brain; No thanks to any of the Science Psychos and other assorted losers of       all sorts on these ngs."              Hint, it ain't about you.              It is good to see one abandoning the science rant and embracing it instead.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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