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Re Re Antioxidants, more info please.

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  1. It's a good thing that you did not specify what schools you received your degrees from - no reason
    to make them look bad as well. It is well known that not every food has the same antioxidant
    potency, or operates on the same free radicals. It is also true that some antioxidants in vivo can
    possess topically pro-oxidant qualities. Some antioxidants may actually induce spontaneous
    miscarriages if taken in large enough amounts (obviously by pregnant women - though I thought I
    should add that because they might not have taught you that miscarriages can only occur in those who
    are pregnant - oh yes, and only women can become pregnant - see you learned several things today).

    From: "ShorThing7" <[email hidden]> Subject: Re: Re Antioxidants, more info. please. Date:
    Monday, December 22, 2003 6:17 AM

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    You've got to be careful about antioxidants - some are very biologically active.

    All are "biologically active" - not sure what "very" means. If not they would not be "antioxidants".
    The physiological process of balancing or counter acting oxidative stress with antioxidant activity
    within and without the cell is a biological process.

    Chuck Balzer, MS RD

  2. Quoted message said:

    It's a good thing that you did not specify what schools you received your degrees from - no reason
    to make them look bad as well.

    LOL My career and competancy are doing just fine. Have you presented to many international medical
    professionals?

    Quoted message said:

    It is well known that not every food has the same antioxidant potency, or operates on the same
    free radicals. It is also true that some antioxidants in vivo can possess topically pro-oxidant
    qualities. Some antioxidants may actually induce spontaneous miscarriages if taken in large enough
    amounts (obviously by pregnant women - though I thought I should add that because they might not
    have taught you that miscarriages can only occur in those who are pregnant - oh yes, and only
    women can become pregnant - see you learned several things today).

    This is a far cry from the statement "Be careful, antioxidants are biologically active" Your
    obnoxious attitude does not strengthen your points IMO. Yes I learn things every day but today I did
    not learn anything from you. Try again tomorrow perhaps

    Chuck

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