carter@gatech.CSNET (Carter Bullard) (06/17/85)
>In article <991@cbdkc1.UUCP> tjs@dkc1.UUCP ( Tom Stanions) writes: > >> Animal studies show that it takes 5 generations of healthy eating >>before the effects of a bad diet are eliminated. > This is pure bull****!!!!! Absolutely wrong. WRONG, wrong, not right, false. You just made this statement up to give yourself some sense of credibility. It is completely wrong. There is no such study, there is no fact in your statement whatsoever. Human studies after WWII have shown this to be complete bull****. This is what we are all screaming about. You make this stuff up, and then try to use it as evidence to justify your warped view of biology and medicine. >> There are endless studies to show that sugar, white flour, >>caffene and chocolate are bad and why they are bad. What about floride, it >>has never been proven to help fight tooth decay but it has been proven to cause >>it and many other problems (if this sentence sounds too definite refer to the >>book by Dr. Yiamonious (sp) "Floride: The Aging Factor"). With all these >>studies (not funded by food companies) how can you say the above (I can hear it >>now "Where is the proof", "what studies", "prove it" - go ahead and ask and >>I'll try to find some references, but please don't ask if you aren't going to >>search out the references). >> Hey look, I've got this magazine article I want you to read that says that New York has donated one of their finer bridges to me and that it is for sale. If thats interesting I also have a book that says that I'm the emperor of the Universe, and as such, gives me complete title to Mars, which is also for sale. I tell ya, they are cheap. Please, go to your local university library, and read a few articles out of a reputable medical journal. They will talk about diseases that you have never heard of, suggest things that your imagination could never have come up with, and then they will probably tell you why you should take what they say with a grain of salt. Who knows maybe, you'll learn something about medicine, but I can be confident that you will at least believe them. -- Carter Bullard School of Information and Computer Science Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, Georgia 30332 CSNet:Carter @ Gatech ARPA:Carter.Gatech @ CSNet-relay.arpa uucp:...!{akgua,allegra,amd,ihnp4,hplabs,seismo,ut-ngp}!gatech!carter