Stop CODEX

"Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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For me there's one cause of atherosclerosis, which is lack
of essential nutrients to repair the lesions in the
artery. I can assure you I am very sane. Anth

Does that mean that the cause of your aterosclerosis is lack
of nutrients? Or that you only accept that atherosclerosis
is caused by lack of essenyial nutrients?

The American Heart Association has this to say about
risk factors:

'Males and people with a family history of premature
cardiovascular disease have an increased risk of
atherosclerosis. These risk factors can't be controlled.
Research shows the benefits of reducing the controllable
risk factors for atherosclerosis:

* High blood cholesterol (especially LDL or "bad"
cholesterol over 100
mg/dL)
* Cigarette smoking and exposure to tobacco smoke
* High blood pressure
* Diabetes mellitus
* Obesity
* Physical inactivity'

copied from this web site: americanheart.orgpreOpen ↗
senter.jhtml?identifier=4440

As for your sanity, I want a second opinion. What do the
voices in your head say?

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Doug

It means that atherosclerosis is basically the bodies
natural defense system of laying down support to attempt to
repair a damaged artery. When the essential nutrients are
there (proline lysine and ascorbate) the body finishes the
repair and the plaque dissolves. In other words
atherosclerosis is nothing more than sub-clinical scurvy.
(Rath/Pauling) I don't have any voices in my head apart from
my own. Anth

"Doug Adam" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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"Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:YM6dnWd1LJieTxLdRVn-
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Quoted message said:

For me there's one cause of atherosclerosis, which is
lack of essential nutrients to repair the lesions in the
artery. I can assure you I am

very

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

sane. Anth

Does that mean that the cause of your aterosclerosis is
lack of nutrients? Or that you only accept that
atherosclerosis is caused by lack of

essenyial

Quoted message said:

nutrients?

The American Heart Association has this to say about risk
factors:

'Males and people with a family history of premature
cardiovascular

disease

Quoted message said:

have an increased risk of atherosclerosis. These risk
factors can't be controlled. Research shows the benefits
of reducing the controllable risk factors for
atherosclerosis:

* High blood cholesterol (especially LDL or "bad"
cholesterol over 100
mg/dL)
* Cigarette smoking and exposure to tobacco smoke
* High blood pressure
* Diabetes mellitus
* Obesity
* Physical inactivity'

copied from this web site: americanheart.orgpOpen ↗
resenter.jhtml?identifier=4440

As for your sanity, I want a second opinion. What do the
voices in your head say?

--
The Spider Web is to catch spam. Brush it aside to
email me.

Doug

Dr. Anthony Rees, co-founder of the organization,
"Pharmapact" came to Bonn from South Africa. Last year,
he attended the Codex convention as a press observer.
This year, he served as an advisor to the South African
delegation. "The world is at very great risk," said Dr.
Rees. "People are at very great risk thanks to Codex,
because the huge group of pharmaceutical interests is
not at all interested in our health. For a country like
South Africa that for so long experienced repression,
this new gagging action is unacceptable. The South
African government, therefore, intervened, not to
continue to regulate the health importance of vitamins
and natural remedies, but to help disseminate them
worldwide," emphasized Dr. Rees.

THESE PEOPLE ARE NOT INTERESTED IN YOUR HEALTH - THEY ARE
INTERESTED IN YOUR MONEY! THEY DEMONSTRASRATED THIS WITH
THEIR VITAMIN CARTELS. Anth

(David Wright) said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

DRCEEPHD said:

All your genetic prifiles mean is that if you cook, eat,
and live like your parents, you stand a very high chance
of developing their diseases. We don't need gene
modification of avoid our parent's diseases. We simply
need to eat and live a more healthy lifestyle.

I'm sure parents with children who developed, say, Tay-
Sachs disease will be so pleased to know they could have
avoided all those unpleasant deaths with the proper diet.

Not to mention Trisomy 21
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