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Published: 2 October 2003
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2 October 2003, 18:13 UTC #1

http://www.quackwatch.org/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/juicing.html
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3 October 2003, 01:32 UTC #2

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Quack Barrett is a quack.
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toolz toolz
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3 October 2003, 02:24 UTC #3

Funny, I know a person who used juicing with other natural methods to heal
himself of colon cancer.
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Anth
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3 October 2003, 12:34 UTC #4

Toolz, how dare you say that, he probably had chemo radiation or was one of
those spontaneous remission people we hear about!
Funny thing, when one person is healed with chemo, credit goes to the chemo.
When someone is healed with a non proven remedy, other factors did it.
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stuart
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3 October 2003, 15:47 UTC #5

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Are you then suggesting that consuming juice is not recommended
and eating crappy American burgers and fries is better for you?

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Anth
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3 October 2003, 15:58 UTC #6

Not at all, I drink juice, using a juicer.
My point was that nothing is sacred from Barret's Paws.
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Are you then suggesting that consuming juice is not recommended
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stuart
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3 October 2003, 18:03 UTC #7

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Not at all, I drink juice, using a juicer.
My point was that nothing is sacred from Barret's Paws.
Anth
grumpy old men are closer to their creator.
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Are you then suggesting that consuming juice is not recommended
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Marko Proberto
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3 October 2003, 20:05 UTC #8

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My point was that nothing is sacred from Barret's Paws.
Good. Nothing should be sacred in the field of medicine.

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Ilsa9
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3 October 2003, 20:52 UTC #9

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Funny, I know a person who used juicing with other natural methods to heal
himself of colon cancer.
Funny, I know of a poorly coded Eliza program that advocates drinking urine for
all manner of ailments.
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Anth
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4 October 2003, 02:36 UTC #10

So where's the studies on Juicing - why debunk it or lie about it when
there's no evidence?
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Markosite Probertosite
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4 October 2003, 15:02 UTC #11

Where is the evidence that it works as promoted?
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So where's the studies on Juicing - why debunk it or lie about it when
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toolz toolz
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4 October 2003, 20:46 UTC #12

Oh, I forgot.
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Toolz, how dare you say that, he probably had chemo radiation or was one

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those spontaneous remission people we hear about!
Funny thing, when one person is healed with chemo, credit goes to the

chemo.
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When someone is healed with a non proven remedy, other factors did it.
Anth
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Funny, I know a person who used juicing with other natural methods to

heal
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himself of colon cancer.
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toolz toolz
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5 October 2003, 14:27 UTC #13

Funny, you know nothing, you are nothing, And the world will not miss you.
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Funny, I know a person who used juicing with other natural methods to

heal
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himself of colon cancer.
Funny, I know of a poorly coded Eliza program that advocates drinking

urine for
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all manner of ailments.
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toolz toolz
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5 October 2003, 14:27 UTC #14

Why are you such a gutless little dweeb? Try it! then you will have
"evidence". Idiot.
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Where is the evidence that it works as promoted?
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So where's the studies on Juicing - why debunk it or lie about it when
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Anth
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> My point was that nothing is sacred from Barret's Paws.
Good. Nothing should be sacred in the field of medicine.

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Anth
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5 October 2003, 14:53 UTC #15

Well it can cure scurvy.
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Where is the evidence that it works as promoted?
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So where's the studies on Juicing - why debunk it or lie about it when
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> My point was that nothing is sacred from Barret's Paws.
Good. Nothing should be sacred in the field of medicine.

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Markosito Probertosito
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5 October 2003, 15:05 UTC #16

MedStool uttered something requiring a response:
Juice tastes good. I drink it daily. We do our own, as I like fresh.
As for the medical benefits, the promotors shoudl prove it.
As for gutless, I use my real name.
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Why are you such a gutless little dweeb? Try it! then you will have
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Where is the evidence that it works as promoted?
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So where's the studies on Juicing - why debunk it or lie about it when
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Anth
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Markosito Probertosito
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5 October 2003, 15:06 UTC #17

So what? That is not what the promotors of alt med juicing are claiming.
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Well it can cure scurvy.
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Where is the evidence that it works as promoted?
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So where's the studies on Juicing - why debunk it or lie about it when
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Anth
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Ilsa9
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5 October 2003, 19:15 UTC #18

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Well it can cure scurvy.
Anth
Good one! Yes, it could do that, but it isn't a wonder drug.
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DEBBEE1023
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5 October 2003, 20:53 UTC #19

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LOL...this is absolutely hilarious!!!
"If you're gonna walk on thin ice, you may as well dance." (Jessie Winchester).

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Anth
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5 October 2003, 21:01 UTC #20

And it can boost your health.
Anth
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Good one! Yes, it could do that, but it isn't a wonder drug.
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