I found these definitions and was wondering if they are acceptable to
all the list members:
The 10 Red Flags of Junk Science
July 31st, 2005 · 3 Comments
Tags: liver cleanse
I found these definitions and was wondering if they are acceptable to
all the list members:
Tags: liver cleanse
3 responses so far ↓
1 babette400 // Jul 31, 2005 at 12:35 pm
So,,,,,,,what’s your point?
Dale
2 Rodolfo Lorenza // Jul 31, 2005 at 3:42 pm
At or about 16:24, 28/06/2002 (my clock), Dale Williams wrote the
following:
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Just an interesting way of looking at things.
3 Larry Gabriele // Jul 31, 2005 at 9:33 pm
My reason for asking had to do with the fact that this particular flagging is
really quite vague in its application to all science. There are varied levels of
intellectual thought that goes into virtually all things that happen in the
world. Therefore, to slide it all in to a nice compact ten note slot would be
nice but just isn’t really practical in the real world.
Caveat emptor was the basis for living your life many years ago and it really
does still apply today. In fact, that is really pretty much what this group is
all about too. We often ask others for information regarding how things have
happened for them whether it had to do with health or a remodeling of their
house. Many will seek information from organizations that study various products
and thereby make determinations as to which one they well ultimately purchase.
We ask friends if they know of a reputable contractor for work of which may be
needed on their homes or cars. It then becomes the base from which they live and
it is caveat emptor. It is either by anecdotal consideration or it is from
presumed fact or scientific fact. But one thing always remains the same and that
is; variables do.
One vary important variable is the human body and its response to even the
minutest levels of various chemical inputs. Not all people will suffer and not
all will benefit from some types of chemicals but then there are others of which
will certainly affect everyone in complete unity, such as cyanide gas for
instance. I don’t think there is a person on this or any other group that would
find it to be a healthy alternative but today there is a facial cream made from
a toxin and sold as a great emollient, I question its energies.
I point now to the effects people can get from the homeopathic use of energies
that are contained within tinctures that my be cut so many times that there are
virtually no traces of the original material makeup, but the effect of
stimulation to the body is maintained and at higher levels. These are not sold
as quick fixes and I’m glad they aren’t because I don’t believe in the silver
bullet either. However, the anecdotal information shows that many people have
responded to the application of these energies.
The main thing about energies contained in naturally occurring products, that
is, those grown from the earths plants and animals, will have this natural
energy within its structure. This is one of the reasons I believe people suffer
from the use of such so called chemically made and unnatural foods such as
aspartame. Those who report as having had reactions are reporting that their
body is responding as a whole unit to the input of an unnatural food.
We can take this even further to religious views regarding the consumption of
certain natural foods. Some religions of the world consider some naturally grown
foods as bad foods but for now I’ll just limit it to non-sectarian thought. But,
we will still try to make it interesting.
Perhaps we should take each of the tem points and see where there is agreement
or disagreement. This I’m sure could take quite some writing time as well as
thought.
Dale
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At or about 16:24, 28/06/2002 (my clock), Dale Williams wrote the
following:
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Just an interesting way of looking at things.
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