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Old Mon, Jul-21-08, 13:04
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My 12 year old has got this stuff all figured out. He observed that everyone who drinks water dies, so water is the cause of death.
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I usually eat more than 7 eggs per day. My risk of death is staggeringly high.

Mmmm....eggs....
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I usually eat more than 7 eggs per day. My risk of death is staggeringly high.

Mmmm....eggs....


lol I think most of us can relate
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Old Mon, Jul-21-08, 15:14
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How about 25 eggs a day?

http://high-fat-nutrition.blogspot....gs-per-day.html

If you've never seen this blog before, have a look at some of the other posts. It's fabulous!

Mike
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Old Mon, Jul-21-08, 15:50
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an 88-year-old man who, for ill-defined psychological reasons, has consumed 20 to 30 eggs daily for at least 15 years

LOL! Maybe he just REALLY LIKES EGGS!
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Old Tue, Jul-22-08, 07:27
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Did they count how much toast & pastries these doctors ate with their eggs?

They never seem to do risk-of-death calculations for foods "they" consider to be benign.
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Old Tue, Jul-22-08, 07:35
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LOL! Maybe he just REALLY LIKES EGGS!
Or has little money and finds that eggs have the best ratio of fatrotein:carbs, make him feel great, and can be eaten even if you have no teeth or poorly-fitting dentures. But no, medical professionals decide it must be a psychosis causing him to eat so many eggs.
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Hmmm. I'm kind of craving scrambled eggs right now.
So, at least this article was helpful in some way.
It helped me decide what to have for breakfast.
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Old Tue, Jul-22-08, 11:24
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My 12 year old has got this stuff all figured out. He observed that everyone who drinks water dies, so water is the cause of death.

Of course, DHMO is toxic stuff!

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Forgive me if this is too widely posted on the forum but I hope to meet with the NIH and with congressional aides this month and the more signatures and commentaries I have, the better I can combat crazy articles like this. We have all endured great frustration but there are now people trying to get the message out.

The petition site:
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/ge...xperts-who-have
I'll check out that petition as soon as I finish this post!
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Old Tue, Jul-22-08, 11:27
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How about 25 eggs a day?

http://high-fat-nutrition.blogspot....gs-per-day.html

If you've never seen this blog before, have a look at some of the other posts. It's fabulous!

Mike

"ill defined psychological reasons"- in other words, the researchers thought he was crazy but there was nothing actually wrong with the guy.
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