"Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:[email hidden]:
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Someone so confident that vitamin C doesn't work should wager the cost of the trial - or at least contact them and try. They have nothing to lose basically since vitamin C and Lysine doesn't have an effect on heart disease. Anth
If someone want to experiment with their body that is fine, but I am not going to.
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"Rich Andrews" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:[email hidden]:
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I'm not a one to wager on peoples lives but I came across this..
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| Anth wrote in message... | | Someone so confident that vitamin C doesn't | work should wager the cost of the trial - or at | least contact them and try. They have nothing | to lose basically since vitamin C and Lysine doesn't | have an effect on heart disease. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Anth,
Great suggestion. If you're so convinced it DOES work then why don't YOU make the bet? Pony up your own money and you can gloat at all us non-believers when you're proven right. Go ahead. You don't have anything to lose, do you?
Regards, Snidely
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