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Johns Hopkins Update
David Paste wrote:
On Nov 2, 1:54*am, "Josepi" wrote: I ask you to show me one example and your response is "Put-up or shut-up!"? Pathetic. I think you're a troll. After so many lines the powers of deduction rise in your posting! The poster I found first nailing the Canadian idiot floating through many newsgroups made a small history of the troll from a woman's newsgroup. http://al.howardknight.net/msgid.cgi?ID=128337251500 Go look around at Google for "Gymmy Bob" "JP Bengi" with any number of name changing adaptations of those names. There is this digest written by an Ossie guy that checks out. Some hours of reading taking the route of the links posted! http://al.howardknight.net/msgid.cgi?ID=132024603700 Go upset the idiot to see the reactive copying of your posting name where the suckers swallow the bull**** in droves. Reply-To: "hopper" From: "hopper" From: "m II" The real "mII" (hopper) is now PGP signing his postings. From: m II User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:6.0.2) Gecko/20110902 Firefox/6.0.2 SeaMonkey/2.3.3 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.18 (GNU/Linux) iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJOfj1uAAoJECGtZwCbtgwXMC0H/jh3KDnpJlF41+uzsLAUyvlE +zBXYpZPxnHbwdu5X6LXCH823Hwuc6MHmTHwI7CyzlvkXeK8Wc zoN1Tk2ARSUjK/ 1+DkWT6uPuabuISBVW500BP6au5Z1tOKFpWvj/oHYdgqp7QB1jpxkJdJrUdByb2K KZrjlPa+cV9ZCDKSBAqUshX/wZf14xiJSmKmSCBxr+GmB30CWNrUN6mMWket6VlL p8UhnK6ORuittS7imEKPzz+rc72IsIfVkZhPfv8EgRIU23/02pR+/KreddZfJ1rK JOqMND0/37ET9quBKyyivQIaEd3oMxLpjLlMeQs5UVo8YdJi3IfWwOER3l VwQDI= =UxjI -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- "Eric" "Josepi" with that "mII" forgery posting to Rec Woodworking have not a splinter between them. One solid block of wood! Other names used by the idiot in Rec Woodworking? From: "Mho" From: "Eric" From: "Eric" From: "Eric" From: "Josepi" From: "Josepi" From: "Josepi" From: "Josepi" From: "Josepi" From: "Josepi" Get the picture? Topical to the thread Bengi is into everything medical over many newsgroups saying he owns every malady known to man! Where his ears are ringing in one news group his ass is flowing mucus in another while he sees none of it as his myopic eye is rotating out of control! Then there are his mental health problems where he is denying woman in one group claiming "super bitch" status to be found claiming a wife in another! All between serious binge sessions slurping up to a still! All trolls with all hooks quickly consumed by the suckers! There sure are plenty about these days. Look at this thread! BB |
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Johns Hopkins Update
On Nov 2, 3:57*pm, "Brutos Bluto" *@*.* wrote:
After so many lines the powers of deduction rise in your posting! No one could accuse me of being quick! Thanks for the info. |
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Johns Hopkins Update
Just so you know that people are aware who you are. Your new nickname is not
fooling anybody past your first perversion post. George Watson lasted longer. http://www.giganews.com/newsgroup_se...l?group=caputo http://www.giganews.com/newsgroup_se...earch+%3E%3 E ---------------- "David Paste" wrote in message ... On Nov 2, 3:57 pm, "Brutos Bluto" @ . wrote: After so many lines the powers of deduction rise in your posting! No one could accuse me of being quick! Thanks for the info. |
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Johns Hopkins Update
I watched an interesting news cast on candy. It turns out that
chocolate is on the good list for cavities. The worst - sour whatever. It is due to the PH of the candy - sour is way down and eats teeth alive. Chocolate is better as it is near neutral and has an oil that protects the teeth. Martin On 10/31/2011 5:22 PM, Lee Michaels wrote: I just glanced at the original post. One thing that caught my eye was that chocolate was bad.. That is al I needed to know. If a program bans chocolate, I am not going to do it. There is lots of studies that say chocolate is good for you. The fat and sugar may be bad, but the chocolate it self is very good for you. Beside, how are you going to live with women without chocolate? |
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Johns Hopkins Update
Actually, it isn't so much the food you eat pH but rather the pH
response your body produces to digest it. Your saliva becomes very acidic when you eat sugar products and that breaks down your tooth enamel. If you want to get nutritional benefits out of chocolate then try some real chocolate without the sugar, not the chocolate flavoured candy we like to pretend helps our health. It's not so much fun as they would have you believe and the chocolate bar companies have more testing results to hide. Know where the breakthrough reports are generated from. --------------- "Martin Eastburn" wrote in message ... I watched an interesting news cast on candy. It turns out that chocolate is on the good list for cavities. The worst - sour whatever. It is due to the PH of the candy - sour is way down and eats teeth alive. Chocolate is better as it is near neutral and has an oil that protects the teeth. Martin On 10/31/2011 5:22 PM, Lee Michaels wrote: I just glanced at the original post. One thing that caught my eye was that chocolate was bad.. That is al I needed to know. If a program bans chocolate, I am not going to do it. There is lots of studies that say chocolate is good for you. The fat and sugar may be bad, but the chocolate it self is very good for you. Beside, how are you going to live with women without chocolate? |
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O/T: Johns Hopkins Update
On Oct 31, 1:24*am, "Lew Hodgett" wrote:
This was sent to me by a cousin who also happens to be an orthopedic surgeon. Lew, did you get it from YOUR cousin, or did you just leave that in the chain letter? Maybe it's just me, but I prefer to get my cancer advice from an oncologist. Would you go to an oncologist for advice on knee surgery? See more below: ... *CANCER CELLS FEED *ON: a. Sugar substitutes like NutraSweet, Equal, *Spoonful, etc are made with Aspartame and it is *harmful. A *better natural substitute would be Manuka honey or molasses, but *only in very small amounts. Table salt has a chemical added to make *it white in color Better alternative is Bragg's aminos or sea *salt. This is literally dead wrong. Honey is mostly fructose and recent research has shown that pancreatic cancer cells react differently to fructose than they do to glucose. The cancer cells thrive on either sugar. But when fed fructose they divide (multiply). This word was done on laboratory cultures, the cancer cells may behave differently in vivo. But it does rather strongly imply that high fructose foods are best avoided by people with pancreatic cancer. It does not mean that fructose causes pancreatic cancer. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...080204793.html Some of the information in that chain letter may be true, maybe not. But I strongly doubt that ANY of it came from ANY physician, let alone one from Johns Hopkins. It reads like run-of-the-mill New-Age Bull****. Oh and table salt does NOT have something added to it to make it white. -- FF |
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Johns Hopkins Update
On Oct 31, 8:54*am, "m II" wrote:
Your "conventional medicine" kills hundreds of people every day. True. They also cure hundreds of thousands every day. Alternative therapies kill hundreds of people every day. They contribute to the deaths of thousands more by discouraging them from using conventional medical approaches. Steve Jobs, for instance. And unlike conventional medications, they cure no one. Those that did, became conventional medication . There is a reason so many alternative therapies exist. Yes. It is same reason why Ponzi schemes and bait an switch cons exist. There's a new sucker born every minute. -- FF |
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O/T: Johns Hopkins Update
"Fred the Red Shirt" wrote: Lew, did you get it from YOUR cousin, or did you just leave that in the chain letter? ---------------------------- Got it from a cousin, passed it on as "worth a read". Lew |
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Johns Hopkins Update
"Fred the Red Shirt" wrote in message
... True. They also cure hundreds of thousands every day. Alternative therapies kill hundreds of people every day. They contribute to the deaths of thousands more by discouraging them from using conventional medical approaches. Steve Jobs, for instance. And unlike conventional medications, they cure no one. Those that did, became conventional medication . Yes. It is same reason why Ponzi schemes and bait an switch cons exist. There's a new sucker born every minute. ---- Nonsense. Get your facts straight. Steve Jobs prognosis was poor and "alternative therapies" may have prolonged his life almost seven years longer than "conventional medicine". Even an "Oncologist" recommended a herbal preparation. Conventional Doctors are mostly useless with pancreatic cancer and Steve Jobs as a rich, intelligent man, took his best shot. Second guessing why he died was moot. He was certainly going to die using conventional medicine. Read up and stop guessing. -- KKK |
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Johns Hopkins Update
"Kris K. Kaput0" wrote in
: "Fred the Red Shirt" wrote in message .. . True. They also cure hundreds of thousands every day. Alternative therapies kill hundreds of people every day. They contribute to the deaths of thousands more by discouraging them from using conventional medical approaches. Steve Jobs, for instance. And unlike conventional medications, they cure no one. Those that did, became conventional medication . Yes. It is same reason why Ponzi schemes and bait an switch cons exist. There's a new sucker born every minute. ---- Nonsense. Get your facts straight. Steve Jobs prognosis was poor and "alternative therapies" may have prolonged his life almost seven years longer than "conventional medicine". Even an "Oncologist" recommended a herbal preparation. Conventional Doctors are mostly useless with pancreatic cancer and Steve Jobs as a rich, intelligent man, took his best shot. Second guessing why he died was moot. He was certainly going to die using conventional medicine. Read up and stop guessing. -- KKK You're indeed Kaput. (sory, coyuldn't resist) Second guessing is always second best, but in Jobs' case surgery was likely the best treatment, and sooner rather than later. Would you like to participate in a trial that compares herbal treatment vs "convential" therapy for PC? -- Best regards Han email address is invalid |
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Johns Hopkins Update
On Nov 4, 4:02*pm, Han wrote:
"Kris K. Kaput0" wrote : "Fred the Red Shirt" *wrote in message .. . True. *They also cure hundreds of thousands every day. Alternative therapies kill hundreds of people every day. * They contribute to the deaths of thousands more by discouraging them from using conventional medical approaches. * Steve Jobs, for instance. And unlike conventional medications, they cure no one. Those that did, became conventional medication . Yes. *It is same reason why Ponzi schemes and *bait an switch cons exist. *There's a new sucker born every minute. ---- Nonsense. Get your facts straight. Steve Jobs prognosis was poor and "alternative therapies" may have prolonged his life almost seven years longer than "conventional medicine". Even an "Oncologist" recommended a herbal preparation. Conventional Doctors are mostly useless with pancreatic cancer and Steve Jobs as a rich, intelligent man, took his best shot. Second guessing why he died was moot. He was certainly going to die using conventional medicine. Read up and stop guessing. -- KKK You're indeed Kaput. (sory, coyuldn't resist) Second guessing is always second best, but in Jobs' case surgery was likely the best treatment, and sooner rather than later. *Would you like to participate in a trial that compares herbal treatment vs "convential" therapy for PC? -- Best regards Han email address is invalid I was under the impression Jobs had a Whipple procedure and liver transplant..... hardly alternative medicine, especially The Whipple |
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Johns Hopkins Update
Robatoy wrote in
: On Nov 4, 4:02*pm, Han wrote: "Kris K. Kaput0" wrote ioe.org: "Fred the Red Shirt" *wrote in message .. . True. *They also cure hundreds of thousands every day. Alternative therapies kill hundreds of people every day. * They contribute to the deaths of thousands more by discouraging them from using conventional medical approaches. * Steve Jobs, for instance. And unlike conventional medications, they cure no one. Those that did, became conventional medication . Yes. *It is same reason why Ponzi schemes and *bait an switch cons exist. *There's a new sucker born every minute. ---- Nonsense. Get your facts straight. Steve Jobs prognosis was poor and "alternative therapies" may have prolonged his life almost seven years longer than "conventional medicine". Even an "Oncologist" recommended a herbal preparation. Conventional Doctors are mostly useless with pancreatic cancer and Steve Jobs as a rich, intelligent man, took his best shot. Second guessing why he died was moot. He was certainly going to die using conventional medicine. Read up and stop guessing. -- KKK You're indeed Kaput. (sory, coyuldn't resist) Second guessing is always second best, but in Jobs' case surgery was likely the best treatment, and sooner rather than later. *Would you lik e to participate in a trial that compares herbal treatment vs "convential" therapy for PC? -- Best regards Han email address is invalid I was under the impression Jobs had a Whipple procedure and liver transplant..... hardly alternative medicine, especially The Whipple That was quite a while after diagnosis and after alternative medicine (i.e. hokus pokus) didn't work. -- Best regards Han email address is invalid |
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O/T: Johns Hopkins Update
In article om,
Lew Hodgett wrote: "Fred the Red Shirt" wrote: Lew, did you get it from YOUR cousin, or did you just leave that in the chain letter? ---------------------------- Got it from a cousin, passed it on as "worth a read". Lew Better stick to gasoline prices. -- Make it as simple as possible, but not simpler. (Albert Einstein) Larry Wasserman - Baltimore Maryland - lwasserm(a)sdf. lonestar. org |
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O/T: Johns Hopkins Update
On Nov 4, 6:31*pm, Fred the Red Shirt wrote:
[snip] You might like this guy: http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisf...ars?CMP=twt_fd |
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Johns Hopkins Update
On Nov 4, 3:19*pm, "Kris K. Kaput0" wrote:
"Fred the Red Shirt" *wrote in ... True. *They also cure hundreds of thousands every day. Alternative therapies kill hundreds of people every day. * They contribute to the deaths of thousands more by discouraging them from using conventional medical approaches. * Steve Jobs, for instance. And unlike conventional medications, they cure no one. Those that did, became conventional medication . Yes. *It is same reason why Ponzi schemes and *bait an switch cons exist. *There's a new sucker born every minute. ---- Nonsense. Get your facts straight. Steve Jobs prognosis was poor and "alternative therapies" may have prolonged his life almost seven years longer than "conventional medicine". To the contrary Jobs had a Neuroendocrine tumor, which is normally far less aggressive than malignant neoplasm of the pancreas. It is commonly said that more people die with it than of. It is not unusual to discover tumors of that sort during autopsies of persons deceased from other causes and who were never diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Since Jobs' cancer was abnormally aggressive, if we should suspect the 'alternative' treatment did anything, we should suspect it hastened his death, Even an "Oncologist" recommended a herbal preparation. One who refuses to allow you to use his name I suppose? Second guessing why he died was moot. He was certainly going to die using conventional medicine. Read up and stop guessing. (non) Doctor, take your own advice. -- FF |
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O/T: Johns Hopkins Update
On Nov 4, 2:55*pm, "Lew Hodgett" wrote:
"Fred the Red Shirt" wrote: Lew, did you get it from YOUR cousin, or did you just leave that in the chain letter? ---------------------------- Got it from a cousin, passed it on as "worth a read". Lew I though the doctors at Johns Hopkins were better than that. Certainly that has been my experience. The administration and staff sucked, but the doctors were excellent. -- FF |
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O/T: Johns Hopkins Update
On 11/4/2011 6:58 PM, Fred the Red Shirt wrote:
On Nov 4, 2:55 pm, "Lew wrote: "Fred the Red Shirt" wrote: Lew, did you get it from YOUR cousin, or did you just leave that in the chain letter? ---------------------------- Got it from a cousin, passed it on as "worth a read". Lew I though the doctors at Johns Hopkins were better than that. They are. Go back and read the whole thread. The email is a hoax, thoroughly debunked years ago. Johns Hopkins had nothing whatever to do with it. |
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Johns Hopkins Update
Evasive article writer but tends to support alternative therapies (evidence
based medicine), for sure. He isn't the first writer to expose how the PharmaGiants and Medical groups hide their failed testing results. Thanks ------------- "David Paste" wrote in message ... On Nov 4, 6:31 pm, Fred the Red Shirt wrote: [snip] You might like this guy: http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisf...ars?CMP=twt_fd |
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Johns Hopkins Update
"Fred the Red Shirt" wrote in message ... Since Jobs' cancer was abnormally aggressive, if we should suspect the 'alternative' treatment did anything, we should suspect it hastened his death, (non) Doctor, take your own advice. ---------------- Not according to the medical experts examining the outcome. Here is a quote from: http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/st...-jobs-bio.html "Delayed treatment may have affected survival Doctors said Thursday that it was not clear whether the delayed treatment made a difference in Jobs' chances for survival. "People live with these cancers for far longer than nine months before they're even diagnosed," so it's not known how quickly one can prove fatal, said Dr. Len Lichtenfeld, deputy chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society." ------ Some believe that the "conventional medicine" treatments hastened his death. http://www.infowars.com/steve-jobs-d...py-for-cancer/ Here is a quote from the Surgical Oncologist giving his "conventional medical" advice "Dr. Robert Wascher, MD, a surgical oncologist from California. In a recent interview with Newsmax Health Wascher explained how the simple act of consuming turmeric, a natural spice popular in Asian and Indian food, may be enough to prevent and cure the type of pancreatic cancer that afflicted former Apple CEO Steve Jobs, as well as other forms." ------------ It would appear that you behave similarly to the "conventional medicine" crowd by concealing information that doesn't fit your brainwashing. Suspicion of an affiliation becomes stronger. I have strong beliefs in what I have seen and tend to disregard what I am told by profiteers with hidden agendas. Ignorance is promoted by those with a culture to protect. -- KKK |
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Johns Hopkins Update
On Nov 5, 2:44*am, "Josepi" wrote:
Evasive article writer but tends to support alternative therapies (evidence based medicine), for sure. He isn't the first writer to expose how the PharmaGiants and Medical groups hide their failed testing results. Thanks He's anything but evasive. Ben Goldacre is known as the kind of person who will call-out any ******** and be right up-front with very good questions. |
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Johns Hopkins Update
On Nov 4, 11:40*pm, "Kris K. Kaput0" wrote:
"Fred the Red Shirt" *wrote in ... Since Jobs' cancer was abnormally aggressive, if we should suspect the 'alternative' treatment did anything, we should suspect it hastened his death, (non) Doctor, take your own advice. ---------------- Not according to the medical experts examining the outcome. That is incorrect. Here is a quote from: "Delayed treatment may have affected survival Doctors said Thursday that it was not clear whether the delayed treatment made a difference in Jobs' chances for survival. "People live with these cancers for far longer than nine months before they're even diagnosed," so it's not known how quickly one can prove fatal, said Dr. Len Lichtenfeld, deputy chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society." That does not contradict what I wrote. In fact the very same Associated Press article from which you extracted Dr Lichtfield's statement says: "...he had a neuroendocrine tumor — a relatively rare type of pancreatic cancer that normally grows more slowly and is therefore more treatable." Jobs himself certainly thought his delay in seeking treatment was detrimental. Here is a little more on pancreatic endocrine tumors: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuroen...s_. 28PETs.29 http://mobile.latimes.com/p.p?a=rp&p...postUser Id=7 ------ Some believe that the "conventional medicine" treatments hastened his death.http://www.infowars.com/steve-jobs-d...ended-prematur... I don't accept that the article represents what Adams believes so much as it represents what he want his marks to believe. That is EXACLTY the sort of 'information' that led Jobs to decline immediate surgery. The author contributes to the deaths of thousands of people an helps no one but himself and his fellow con artists. Here is an informed discussion of the issue: http://www.scientificamerican.com/ar...teve-jobs-life Here is a quote from the Surgical Oncologist giving his "conventional medical" advice "Dr. Robert Wascher, MD, a surgical oncologist from California. In a recent interview with Newsmax Health Wascher explained how the simple act of consuming turmeric, a natural spice popular in Asian and Indian food, may be enough to prevent and cure the type of pancreatic cancer that afflicted former Apple CEO Steve Jobs, as well as other forms." You, I, and 'Dr'. Robert Wascher don't know if Jobs used tumeric or not. Since it is one of the more commonly suggested 'treatments' it seems probably that he did, does it not? You impress me as someone who makes his living, directly or indirectly from the billion dollar 'alternative' health industry. One who doesn't care how much suffering they cause. A true sociopath. I suppose you're a friend or or sock puppet for Steve Bolen. http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=e...-8&sa=N&tab=wg -- FF |
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Johns Hopkins Update
On Nov 5, 7:50*pm, Fred the Red Shirt wrote:
I suppose you're a friend or or sock puppet forSteveBolen. http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=e...0spam&gs_sm=e&... Sorry, I meant Tim Bolen: http://groups.google.com/groups/sear...tim+bolen+spam -- FF |
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