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Re: WOW! A problem with pesticides

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  1. "Dave" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "David Wright" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    In article <[email hidden]>,
    Dave <[email hidden]> wrote:

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    Here's a hot flash for you, Spammin' Dave -- whether or not US produce
    contains pesticides does not make your overpriced ginseng any safer.

    It just makes it safer than the fruits and vegetables grown in America


    with

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    the added
    bonus that it will help your body eliminate all those pesticides that


    exist

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    in your food supply.

    Wrong! spammin' Dave. The poisons found in Bing Han products are chemicals
    which have been banned from use in the U.S. because their risks were found
    to be greater than their agricultural benefits. Any residues found in U.S.
    produced foods are of the less toxic, legal chemicals.

    There is no evidence whatsoever that "pesticide residues" accumulate in the
    human body or that ginseng powder has any power to "detox" them.

    Also, food is necessary for us all. Ginseng is obviously not.

    GO AWAY SPAMMER!

    --Rich

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