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Re: FDA wants to regulate nutritional supplements

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  1. Quoted message said:

    cite, please. most proposed federal regs require some kind of comment
    period. or is this in the super-secret black helicopter realm?

    You've already demonstrated your complete unwillingness to even so much as
    read the FDA's own document. Here you are refuting a claim which you have
    no knowledge of whatsoever. That's quite a trick. UNtil you actually know
    what it is your are refuting, perhaps you could either keep an open mind, or
    shut up?

    Have a nice glass of kool-aid, pal.

    Paul

  2. Paul M. Cook said:


    Quoted message said:

    cite, please. most proposed federal regs require some kind of comment
    period. or is this in the super-secret black helicopter realm?

    You've already demonstrated your complete unwillingness to even so much as
    read the FDA's own document. Here you are refuting a claim which you have
    no knowledge of whatsoever. That's quite a trick. UNtil you actually know
    what it is your are refuting, perhaps you could either keep an open mind, or
    shut up?

    Have a nice glass of kool-aid, pal.

    Paul

    that's right, i'm not going to wade through a .pdf from the f.d.a.
    guess i'll be laughing out of the other side of my mouth when they
    lock me up for drinking unauthorized green tea, huh?

    your pal,
    blake

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    Quoted message said:
    Paul M. Cook said:


    Quoted message said:

    cite, please. most proposed federal regs require some kind of comment
    period. or is this in the super-secret black helicopter realm?

    You've already demonstrated your complete unwillingness to even so much


    as

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    read the FDA's own document. Here you are refuting a claim which you


    have

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    no knowledge of whatsoever. That's quite a trick. UNtil you actually


    know

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    what it is your are refuting, perhaps you could either keep an open mind,


    or

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    shut up?

    Have a nice glass of kool-aid, pal.

    Paul

    that's right, i'm not going to wade through a .pdf from the f.d.a.
    guess i'll be laughing out of the other side of my mouth when they
    lock me up for drinking unauthorized green tea, huh?

    There's not a lot of "wading" as most of the PDF is typical white space or
    footnotes. You can actually read the pertinent part in about 10 minutes.
    That's less than 20 pages.

    And no, you won't be arrested for drinking green tea. That's simply not
    what its about but the patronizing reframing is not unexpected from those
    who simply prefer ignorance over knowledge. But to be fair, I can see why
    you'd be skeptical. After all, the FDA is trying to prevent so many of
    those illnesses caused from juices. We here about them every day, thousands
    sickened by juices and massage oil. It's not like melamine for example,
    which probably will soon be listed as a "nutritional supplement."

    But since you've divined the content and intent what's the point?

    Paul

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