VITAMIN E KILLS

Pizza Girl said:

You first loser ...and stop bottom trolling.

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Mark Probert said:

Nope.

Mark (and others)
Please leave alt.support.cancer out of these discussions.
Look up at the "to" /address and delete it when replying.
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J

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Change your bahaviour, trim off alt.support.cancer from your replies or I
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This is you 2nd notice.
J

Happy Dog said:

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Whether the vitamin E used in the study was synthetic or food-grade
should not be overlooked.

If you don't even know, why are you commenting?

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Your statement that the study showed
"vitamin e does not have the benefits widely claimed *by
scientists*..." is ridiculous. First, which chemical structure of
"vitamin e" are you talking about?

The statement is a fact. Read the damn studies.

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Besides that, one study cannot
refute earlier positive health benefits attributed to the same nutrient
in other (and, in fact, more typical) populations. While puppies may
like to talk about science, they should probably stick to licking their
chewy bone.

Look who's talking. You haven't even read the studies.

moo

moo, I"ve asked politely, now I'll tell you.
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Please stop crossposting to alt.support.cancer
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"J" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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moo, I"ve asked politely, now I'll tell you.
I have gotten people bumped off symptico for violating
alt.support.cancer's
Charter.
Please stop crossposting to alt.support.cancer

Good of you to repost the entire thing just to whine. This entire thread is
posted to alt.support.cancer. I didn't add it. As well, I don't recall you
mentioning this before this brash display of ultimate power. Perhaps you
can refer me to the post where you "politely" asked me not to xpost.

MHA's charter forbids bottom posting. You are in violation.

Why don't you whine about me and I'll whine about you bottom posting and see
who gets results?

This is your last warning.

Stop bottom trolling. At least post like a man you execulink baby!

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Pizza Girl said:

You first loser ...and stop bottom trolling.

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Mark Probert wrote:

> Nope.

Mark (and others)
Please leave alt.support.cancer out of these discussions.
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Thank you.
J

I see you're using giganews
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it's possible most vitamins are actually negative nutrition, meaning the
body spends more resoarces processing it than it gets out of it, so it
might be more like eating candy than health food.

Willcox said:

it's possible most vitamins are actually negative nutrition, meaning the
body spends more resoarces processing it than it gets out of it, so it
might be more like eating candy than health food.

Have anything we can link to to back that up? Might be an interesting read.

There is no evidence of your hypothesis.

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it's possible most vitamins are actually negative nutrition, meaning the
body spends more resoarces processing it than it gets out of it, so it
might be more like eating candy than health food.

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Willcox said:

it's possible most vitamins are actually negative nutrition, meaning the
body spends more resoarces processing it than it gets out of it, so it
might be more like eating candy than health food.

No, I don't think that's possible at all.

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David Wright said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

Willcox said:

it's possible most vitamins are actually negative nutrition, meaning the
body spends more resoarces processing it than it gets out of it, so it
might be more like eating candy than health food.

No, I don't think that's possible at all.

What if your body already had plenty of the vitamins you gave it?

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Willcox said:

David Wright said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

Willcox said:

it's possible most vitamins are actually negative nutrition, meaning the
body spends more resoarces processing it than it gets out of it, so it
might be more like eating candy than health food.

No, I don't think that's possible at all.

What if your body already had plenty of the vitamins you gave it?

Either they'll be stored in fat, or they'll just be eliminated in
urine. The energy expenditure either way is negligible.

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"His staff loves to say Bush is a man who doesn't know the
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that conversant with the word 'shame' either." (Will Durst)