My entry for best post 2004. Zee
Hot topic; well stated. Check that zinger. Whahooo!
(Disclaimer: does not imply I support use of alternatives or
supplements.)
sci.med.cardiology > Aleve Latest Drug to Draw Scrutiny <- WHATTHEHECK
ARE WE SUPPOSED TO TAKE? - View Parsed
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How in this day and age could people suddenly be asking what
alternatives are there?
Go to your local health food store and ask. There are many, many
options. People come back month after month to replnish their supplies
BECAUSE THE OPTIONS WORK.
Nothing works for everybody. So some experimentation may be required.
**If you want double blind studies for your proof, please contact the
makers of Vioxx, Celebrex, and Alleve -- they probably have shredders
full of them.**