noni fruit

LRitchhart said:

I am here to share information.

'share' is MLMese for shill.

When I have travelled extensively in Central and South America ...
I've met many natives who swear by Noni!

I believe that our Good Lord provided to us in the form of herbs and
fruits and vegetables ... a magnificent supply of his life sustaining
and healing substances ...

Ilena Rose a écrit dans le message ...

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When I have travelled extensively in Central and South America ...
I've met many natives who swear by Noni!

I believe that our Good Lord provided to us in the form of herbs and
fruits and vegetables ... a magnificent supply of his life sustaining
and healing substances ...

Yes along with some very toxic ones that we should leave alone. Also, some
that have little effect one way or another. Many plants for use of other
creatures such as milk weed for some lovely butterflys but which are poison
to humans.
The good Lord was also kind enough also to give
most human good enough sense to know when they are being conned by
charlatans!!

JL

PS L.W. slow day did not feel like working and no one interesting around!!

maison.mousse said:

Ilena Rose a écrit dans le message ...

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When I have travelled extensively in Central and South America ...
I've met many natives who swear by Noni!

I believe that our Good Lord provided to us in the form of herbs and
fruits and vegetables ... a magnificent supply of his life sustaining
and healing substances ...

Yes along with some very toxic ones that we should leave alone. Also, some
that have little effect one way or another. Many plants for use of other
creatures such as milk weed for some lovely butterflys but which are poison
to humans.
The good Lord was also kind enough also to give
most human good enough sense to know when they are being conned by
charlatans!!

JL

Unusual for me to thank you for adding a note of sanity, but....
Thanks. Some people just don't realize that not every plant in the
world was made to be useful or helpful or good to humans beings. I
don't think the particular poster you were responding to was
necessarily one of them, but some grab that idea and generalize on it
too much. And the noni thing is going to cost more in the long run
than almost any sensible regimen and not do what the promoters promise
and half promise.

Cyli
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Often taunted by trout. Almost entirely harmless.

http://www.visi.com/~cyli
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LRitchhart said:

I am here to share information. Yes, Mannatech is the prime company that
first made health supplements with the necessary glyconutrients in them. But
there are other company's popping up.

I'm sure that your 'informative' website will feature these other
companies' products soon.

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As far as I am concerned, everyone needs to know about the neccessity of
"glyconutrients" and what they are. As far as getting those glyconutrients
it is up to them to choose the company or product they want to use.

Here is third-party information for you skeptics who say it's all Mannatech
hype!

<SNIP reference to Harpers Biochemistry>

<SNIP reference to The Physician's Desk Reference (PDR)>

<SNIP reference to Science Magazine>

<SNIP reference to Acta Anatomica Glycosciences - issue 161/1-4/98>

<SNIP reference to Technology Review (MIT)>

<SNIP reference to Scientific American - MEDICINE>

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Those are all VALID scientific resources. I certainly hope there isn't a
"conspiracy" between them all to "scam" as many people as they can!!

I don't think that there's a single reference in any of those sources
supporting any Mannatech product. Thank-you for not stating that there
is any such reference. It is your intention to suggest there is such
a reference by implication in your post. There is no reason to
associate any of those sources with this scam.

You have not provided any information showing any benefit for
Mannatech products. I'm sure they're good for lining someone's pocket
with money taken from fools, that's a benefit of sorts. These products
continue to appear to be all hype.

Glyconutrients may be capable of great things but that doesn't mean
there won't be a lot of [censored] using that word on the bottle (or
website). Mannatech's history leads us to expect nothing else.

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The stuff is PURE fraud, and there is NO "good science"

Generally speaking, if a product is sold through any kind of marketing
scheme (Noni juice, when it first became popular and maybe even now is
mainly sold through pyramid marketing schemes) it usually has no value and
no supporting evidence other than a TON of anecdotes.

Again generally speaking, when a supplement becomes widely popular without a
marketing scheme, like for example glucosamine, it usually does have some
value.

Noni juice may have some benefits but you are correct that some of the
main brands use pyramid/network type selling schemes, the end user
having to pay for layers and layers of distributors.

One of the medical spokesmen is very dodgy indeed!

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Noni juice may have some benefits but you are correct that some of the
main brands use pyramid/network type selling schemes, the end user
having to pay for layers and layers of distributors.

One of the medical spokesmen is very dodgy indeed!

Did you know that noni juice is laced with chamicals related to
aspartame and MSG? I bet none of the sales sites mentions that.

Never taken it myself but it probably depends on the manufacturer -
there are lotsa different brands where I live. It was just kinda
eye-popping to read the bio of this so-called doctor knowing his pyscho
background! Aint going to name him as he goes to extreme lengths to
keep his front up. But it does make you wonder how much truth there is
in other products endorsements; it is so easy to twist the English
language.

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Never taken it myself but it probably depends on the manufacturer -
there are lotsa different brands where I live. It was just kinda
eye-popping to read the bio of this so-called doctor knowing his pyscho
background! Aint going to name him as he goes to extreme lengths to
keep his front up. But it does make you wonder how much truth there is
in other products endorsements; it is so easy to twist the English
language.

Welcome to misc.health.alternative, where they use alternative logic,
alternative thinking, and alternative definitions of words (when you can
pin them down and actually have them define a word.)

"Mark Probert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Never taken it myself but it probably depends on the manufacturer -
there are lotsa different brands where I live. It was just kinda
eye-popping to read the bio of this so-called doctor knowing his pyscho
background! Aint going to name him as he goes to extreme lengths to
keep his front up. But it does make you wonder how much truth there is
in other products endorsements; it is so easy to twist the English
language.

Welcome to misc.health.alternative, where they use alternative logic,
alternative thinking, and alternative definitions of words (when you can
pin them down and actually have them define a word.)

Actually, Mark Probert who is a Liar, like this:

Searched all groups Results 1 - 2 of 2 for group:misc.kids.health
insubject:14 insubject:year insubject:old insubject:boy insubject:dies
insubject:from insubject:Ritalin (0.61 seconds)

LadyLollipop said:

"Mark Probert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Never taken it myself but it probably depends on the manufacturer -
there are lotsa different brands where I live. It was just kinda
eye-popping to read the bio of this so-called doctor knowing his pyscho
background! Aint going to name him as he goes to extreme lengths to
keep his front up. But it does make you wonder how much truth there is
in other products endorsements; it is so easy to twist the English
language.

Welcome to misc.health.alternative, where they use alternative logic,
alternative thinking, and alternative definitions of words (when you can
pin them down and actually have them define a word.)

Actually, Mark Probert who is a Liar, like this:

Searched all groups Results 1 - 2 of 2 for group:misc.kids.health
insubject:14 insubject:year insubject:old insubject:boy insubject:dies
insubject:from insubject:Ritalin (0.61 seconds)

Other than the point under your wig, did you have one?

BTW, thanks for an excellent example of alternative logic.

LadyLollipop said:

"Mark Probert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Never taken it myself but it probably depends on the manufacturer -
there are lotsa different brands where I live. It was just kinda
eye-popping to read the bio of this so-called doctor knowing his pyscho
background! Aint going to name him as he goes to extreme lengths to
keep his front up. But it does make you wonder how much truth there is
in other products endorsements; it is so easy to twist the English
language.

Welcome to misc.health.alternative, where they use alternative logic,
alternative thinking, and alternative definitions of words (when you can
pin them down and actually have them define a word.)

Actually, Mark Probert who is a Liar, like this:

Searched all groups Results 1 - 2 of 2 for group:misc.kids.health
insubject:14 insubject:year insubject:old insubject:boy insubject:dies
insubject:from insubject:Ritalin (0.61 seconds)

Searched all groups Results 1 - 10 of 10 for jan makes todd pant
with desire (0.25 seconds)
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LadyLollipop said:

"Mark Probert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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[email hidden] wrote:
> Never taken it myself but it probably depends on the manufacturer -
> there are lotsa different brands where I live. It was just kinda
> eye-popping to read the bio of this so-called doctor knowing his pyscho
> background! Aint going to name him as he goes to extreme lengths to
> keep his front up. But it does make you wonder how much truth there is
> in other products endorsements; it is so easy to twist the English
> language.
>

Welcome to misc.health.alternative, where they use alternative logic,
alternative thinking, and alternative definitions of words (when you can
pin them down and actually have them define a word.)

Actually, Mark Probert who is a Liar, like this:

Searched all groups Results 1 - 2 of 2 for group:misc.kids.health
insubject:14 insubject:year insubject:old insubject:boy insubject:dies
insubject:from insubject:Ritalin (0.61 seconds)

Searched all groups Results 1 - 10 of 10 for jan makes todd pant
with desire (0.25 seconds)
--
Peter Bowditch

Who has the integrity to speak up and say Mark Probert is a liar?

In addition to the above, which Peter can clearly see in a lie, his name is
below.

Integrity, HE HAS NOT!!!!!!!

"Mark Probert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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LadyLollipop said:

"Mark Probert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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LadyLollipop wrote:

>"Mark Probert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>>LadyLollipop wrote:
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>>>He did NOT post it here, WHY are you???????
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>>So that Google can archive it for posterity.
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>YOU are such a LIAR, Mark Probert!!!!!

No, moron, that is *exactly* why I did it.

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See? That is what Google says.

>And, for the casual reader, please note that this coward posted in a
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Yes, see above. The message which you cited is NOT available in
misc.kids.health which Google does not archive. ONLY messages that are
crossposted, with mkh as part of the crosspost are archived...in the
other newsgroups. That is why you Jew hating friend posted only in mkh.

#1. misc. health. kids is a google news groups

ANY google newsgroups CAN be archived.

#2. misc. health. kids is NOT where the post WAS POSTED!

YOU ARE A PATHETIC HOPELESS REPEATEDLY LIAR, WHO LIES AGAIN, WHEN CAUGHT
LYING.

Here is the proof ONCE AGAIN. Note mics. kids. health

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Mark Probert defended the cutting of a newborn male's sex orans on grounds
of Judaism being a recognized religion. All depends on your definition
of "recognized religion", I guess.

When someone cuts a normal, useful part off a helpless baby, in the name
of religion, that to me is a cult. Very cult-ish behavior, especially the
sucking of the baby's penis amongst certain sub-groups of that cult after
the cutting, supposedly to staunch the bloodflow, but to my eyes it looks
like 4-star pedophilia.

In fact, if any man other than a jewish official babycutter were to be
caught sucking a baby's penis, bleeding or not, he would be in jail so
fast...

Just recently a baby jew in New York DIED in the name of that cult's
practice: the ritual circumciser infected the godforsaken baby boy with
herpes after he sucked the penis. Two other victims of this Fischer guy
contracted herpes but did not die.

So, don't defend cultish, sick-making behavior on grounds of ancient
religious belief. You know better and so do we all here. Throwing
virgins over a cliff in ancient South America is also ancient religious
practice.

If jew Probert wants to do something nasty, he calls in Religion. If
anybody else wants to inflict harmful behavior, hey, it's a CULT.

Scientology looks like a teaparty by comparison, but trust the jew Probert
to ignore every word here, or twist it around.

Yer sick ritual is on its way out, buddy, like it or not.

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WOW.

IS THERE ANY LIMIT TO THE LIES YOU WILL TELL?!?!

Yes, and that is zero. Only you see lies. I met a guy the other night who
sees pink elephants. Perhaps you should get together.

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I DID NONE OF THE ABOVE. I ARCHIVED A POST AND YOU CLEARLY SAW IT!!!!!!!

That is what I did. I archived a post that the bigot posted in a newsgroup
that Google no longer archives. You were not involved, until you whined
about my crossposting, which was the only way to archive that post.

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WHAT A HOPLELESS TOTAL LIAR YOU
ARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Is any of the *gang* going to speak up here???

Let's hear it?

Who among you has one shed of integrity?!?!

Jan, the *gang*, whomever that it, unlike you, has not *shed* their
integrity.

I repeat:

Who here has the integrity to speak up to this BLATANT lie Mark Probert has
told?

Rich Shewmaker?

CathyB?

Peter Bowditch?

Mark Thorson?

Rich..@..?

JohnDoe?

Orac?

Mark MD?

Vasthi?

Twittering One?

HCN?

Jeff?