Re: A MHA Pool

Mark wrote: 
LadyLollipop wrote:

"Mark Probert" <markprobert@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:6HE_e.2187$Ge5.1058@xxxxxxxxxxx

I have often mentioned that the alternative/supplement/herbal/hocus pocus
medical industry often takes a scientific finding, concocts a potion, and
then rushes it to market before efficacy in humans is demonstrated. Today's
news contained an article where a supplement was found to increase insulin
sensitivity in non-diabetics. The question remains whether this will also
happen in diabetics.

While giving his child Ritalin, which does NOT show any long term studies. 



Hey!  Horrible bitch!  Yeah, you, Jan Drew...why are you bringing a
child's ADHD into a discussion about insulin responsiveness?

Wait!  Yes, you, Horrible Bitch Jan Drew!  Please answer the question:
Why is it important enough for you to bring up the (irrelevant) issue
of ADHD meds when the topic involves insulin responsiveness?

I said WAIT, Horrible Bitch Jan Drew!  Do you have an answer?  Or will
you just ignore the question?  Or will you, maybe, (gasp) write a
letter to someone you think might have the power to silence me because
I used a bad word?

You are already a well-known reprehensible bigot and an ignorant turd,
but now you are bringing children with unrelated issues into a
discussion for no other reason than that they happen to be progeny
(look it up) of someone you dislike.

You are indeed a Horrible Bitch, Jan Drew.  This lowers you another
notch, as though that were even concievable.

Have a good sleep, babycakes.  While James ignores you and sleeps on
the couch for fear that your foul ooze might contaminate him, content
yourself with the thought that making an issue of a child's ADHD meds
-- while totally unrelated to the topic at hand -- somehow makes you
look smarter...than a sea slug.

Mark, MD


wow!

"You are already a well-known reprehensible bigot and an ignorant turd"

well put.

j.
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  • Re: A MHA Pool
    ... >child's ADHD into a discussion about insulin responsiveness? ... Yes, you, Horrible Bitch Jan Drew! ... >of ADHD meds when the topic involves insulin responsiveness? ...
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  • Re: A MHA Pool
    ... child's ADHD into a discussion about insulin responsiveness? ... Yes, you, Horrible Bitch Jan Drew! ... of ADHD meds when the topic involves insulin responsiveness? ... I said WAIT, Horrible Bitch Jan Drew! ...
    (misc.health.alternative)