Topic: bacteria information

Bill Sardi, a health reporter, will write a four-part series
on stealth bacteria on his web site, www.knowledgeofhealth.com
beginning Monday, May 30, 2005.

"George Lagergren" <gel44~earthlink.net> wrote in message new-
s:vc1me.11928$w21.10953~newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net...
  > Topic: bacteria information
  >
  > Bill Sardi, a health reporter, will write a four-part series
  > on stealth bacteria on his web site,
  > www.knowledgeofhealth.com beginning Monday, May 30, 2005.

I think you have the wrong news group. That site is full of
inaccurate information.

This newsgroup is called sci.med.nutrition, not
alt.stupid.nutrition.

Jeff

montygram wrote:
  > Here's a quotation from that web site:
  >
  > "You may very well be infected with a stealth bacterium that
  > initially produces no symptoms, cannot be detected by
  > conventional testing, and may produce illness in different
  > organs of the body years or decades after first infection,
  > thus eluding its identification as a master underlying cause
  > of disease."
  >
  > This is the exact same nonsense that is claimed for HIV -
  > the virus nobody can find, nobody can determine how it kills
  > (many years later, even though there is often the same
  > amount of viral activity)

The conjunction of your arrogance with your ignorance is
something to behold.

MattLB

<mattlb~angelfire.com> wrote in message
news:1117557273.045053.81760~o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
  > montygram wrote:
     > > Here's a quotation from that web site:
     > >
     > > "You may very well be infected with a stealth bacterium
     > > that initially produces no symptoms, cannot be detected by
     > > conventional testing, and may produce illness in different
     > > organs of the body years or decades after first infection,
     > > thus eluding its identification as a master underlying
     > > cause of disease."
     > >
     > > This is the exact same nonsense that is claimed for HIV -
     > > the virus nobody can find, nobody can determine how it
     > > kills (many years later, even though there is often the
     > > same amount of viral activity)
  >
  > The conjunction of your arrogance with your ignorance is
  > something to behold.
  >
  > MattLB
  >
That's why he's writing a book so everybody can behold for
themselves.