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XPost: misc.health.alternative, sci.med, sci.med.nutrition
XPost: sci.life-extension
From: john.h.gohde@gmail.com

On May 15, 8:28 am, vitty guy wrote:
> "YES, according to the insanity of the conventional medicine Quacks it
> is perfectly okay for females to have their breasts cut off.  But,
> THESE women better not take vitamin D cause something bad might happen
> to them."
>
> The risk for her before surgery with the demonstrated genetic mutation was
> 85 percent.  It falls to less then 5 percent of the wider population after.
>
> This is evidence based medicine, where is the same to show for this genetic
> mutation that any other approach produces any result worth the gamble?
> There is none, only quack folk tales.
>
> Good we have such as quackwatch to keep tabs on the folk tales.



109,000 vicinity of conventional medicine dye each year from properly
prescribed and administered prescription medications.

New born babies are aborted / murdered before they pass completely out
of the birth canal.  Fear not, a physician has finally been convicted
of first degree murder on that issue.  :)

Better for women to get their breasts cut off, for men to have their
prostate removed, and for both genders to have sections of their colon
cut out THEN for people to prevent cancer by taking REASONABLE amounts
of vitamin D. Physicians don't want something bad to happen to the
public, after all.  :(

ROFLOL

If you believe that load of bull, then you fools have my condolences.

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