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Re: Curcumin dramatically reduced oxidative damage

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  1. <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    "Rats were exposed to..."

    Tom... go find yourself a scientific-research grant, a credible and
    competent staff, and a bunch volunteer subjects... then experiment to your
    heart's content on human beings in your own clinical research setting, OK?

    Please, *do* let us know what you've learned when your work's been designed,
    proposed, approved, equipped and assembled, conducted, documented,
    evaluated, reported, peer-reviewed and published... but only if it becomes
    the foundation of some verifiable, reproducible, economical disease/trauma
    treatment avenues for your fellow man.

  2. Michael;

    Quoted message said:

    Tom... go find yourself a scientific-research grant, a credible and
    competent staff, and a bunch volunteer subjects... then experiment to your
    heart's content on human beings in your own clinical research setting, OK?

    I'm afraid it will be a cold day in a certain lower extremity first. .
    ..

    Sylvia

  3. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Michael said:

    <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    "Rats were exposed to..."

    Tom... go find yourself a scientific-research grant, a credible and
    competent staff, and a bunch volunteer subjects... then experiment to your
    heart's content on human beings in your own clinical research setting, OK?

    Please, *do* let us know what you've learned when your work's been designed,
    proposed, approved, equipped and assembled, conducted, documented,
    evaluated, reported, peer-reviewed and published... but only if it becomes
    the foundation of some verifiable, reproducible, economical disease/trauma
    treatment avenues for your fellow man.

    Hey!

    That's no way to talk to a Nobel Prize winning -- ahm, er -- something!
    Oh, yeah, troll, that's it, troll.

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