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Re: Iron / chronic joint disease?

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  1. "Mutations in the HFE gene, which is involved in iron regulation, seem to
    be directly associated with chronic joint disease (or haemophilic
    arthropathy) among haemophilic patients"

    Interpretation, for a rare genetic disorder there is also a rare mutation
    that has an effect in iron regulation that has no connection to 99 percent
    of the world's population. This disorder clearly caused by a mutation is
    also a clear example showing the iron causes all disease because people
    eat meat idea a flop.. People with this disorder may or may not eat meat,
    it makes no difference, it has nothing to do with the existance of the
    disorder. To show the iron idea a flop one need only provide one counter
    example, we have scores from which to choose but this one will do nicely
    thank you.

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    no connection to 99 percent


    of the world's population.<<

    Why do you think the researchers believe it IS .. an .. IMPORTANT ..
    finding .. ?

    Oh yeah ..

    Think .. ?

    "Think .. what is .. think .. ?"

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    Furthermore, the understanding of the connection between iron and
    arthropathy could be extremely important also for other arthritic
    illnesses. One such example is rheumatoid arthritis, a debilitating
    chronic inflammatory disease that affects millions of people around the

    world - up to 1% of the population in certain regions - and which seems

    to be also associated with alterations in iron accumulation in the
    joint.
    <<

    Do you .. understand .. ?
    Should I break it down a little more for the braindeads .. in the room
    ... ?

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    Tom

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  3. "Why do you think the researchers believe it IS .. an .. IMPORTANT ..
    finding .. ?"

    Because even though this very rare disease and its equally rare mutation
    affect only a few people doesn't exclude it from being researched.
    Because people have the genetic disorder regardless if they eat meat or
    not, it is an excellent counter example to the iron causes all disease
    because people eat meat idea. Only one counter example is required to
    disproove an idea. In science we turn from an idea when disproven and
    look elsewhere for the truth.

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