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advanced degrees do not guarantee inteligence

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    quote *** Trying To Get Pregnant? Don't Eat Too Much Protein

    POSTED: 2:46 pm EDT June 28, 2004

    Low-carb, high-protein diets are all the rage these days,
    but they might not be the best option for women hoping to
    become pregnant.

    A diet moderately high in protein could reduce a woman's
    chances of conceiving, according to a study presented Monday
    at a conference of the European Society of Human
    Reproduction and Embryology.

    Researchers from the Colorado Center for Reproductive
    Medicine in Englewood, Colo., found that a diet
    containing 25 percent protein disrupted the normal
    genetic imprinting pattern in mice embryos at a very
    early stage in their development. It also hindered embryo
    implantation in the womb.

    "Although our investigations were conducted in mice, our
    data may have implications for diet and reproduction in
    humans," said Dr. David Gardner, the study's lead
    researcher.

    The average American diet consists of 14 percent protein,
    according to the American Heart Association. *** unquote

    Let's see... how do we test a low-carb diet on pregnant
    humans.... hmmm... hey I know, let's get some 100%
    herbivorous animals and feed them a 25% protein diet
    then try to pretend that somehow it relates to a
    primarily carnivorous omnivore like us humans. Yeah,
    that's the ticket.

    What a bunch of complete frikkin' idiots. And this is what
    passes as science today. And this guy apparently was able
    to get an advanced degree at an American university. And
    he gets this [censored] published... and the press actually
    picks it up!!!!

    Un-frikkin'-believable.

    TC

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