Stevia is an unusually sweet herb that has practically no caloric
value. Stevia my be especially beneficial to diabetics because of its
hypoglycemic effect. In addition, some studies have show that stevia
can control hyperglycemia, improve glucose tolerance,decrease plasma
glucose levels, and reduce glucose production in the liver. To learn
moore about stevia or orderet please visit mynsp.comrekaOpen ↗
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RekaDoktor said:
spam snippedDid you know Stevia causes your [censored] to fall off? Did you know spamming this newsgroup causes your
internet access to fall off? Did you know the claims you make are illegal? Did you know Stevia is
banned in the European Union?foodstandards.gov.uksteviaOpen ↗
My complaints have gone to [email hidden] [email hidden]
Others more computer savvy than I will be sure to track your spam [censored] down to the very end, and
post the information here so we can *all* complain right up the line. Oh, and I'm sure the FDA would
like to hear about your false claims as well.Stick your stevia up your bung-hole, spammer
Vicki
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RekaDoktor wrote in message <[email hidden]>.. . Stevia is an
unusual herb that has practically no caloric value, much like dandelion leaves, alfalfa, poison ivy
or dirt. . Stevia my be especially beneficial to diabetics because of its low calorie effect. In
addition, some studies have show that Stevia has the potential to damage the male reproductive
system, and when digested produces genotoxic compounds. Since genotoxic compounds can cause cancer,
the product was banned as a food additive in the EU after independent tests in Belgium and the U.K
over the span 1985 to 1998.Of course, like eating dandelion leaves, poison ivy or dirt, it does not cause hyperglycemia and
thus will satiate one ("fill you up"😉 without increasing plasma glucose levels, or glucose
production in the liver. When asked which was more harmful, eating Stevia, eating dirt, or hitting
oneself in the head with a frying pan, a chemical researcher with 35 years experience declared " It
depends on where you get the dirt. Barnyard dirt would be more dangerous than the frying pan,
woodlot dirt less harmful. The Stevia, of course, is the most harmful of the lot." An assortment of
psychopaths have seized upon these findings and are actively marketing Stevia since it is now so
difficult to purchase arsenic or strychnine over the counter. For information on ordering, please
visit sendmelotsandlotsofmoney.comrekaOpen ↗Hydrazine is much more reliable and more difficult to detect during the autopsy.
For more on psychopathy, see
psychopath-research.comwhatis psycho 1.htmlOpen ↗
Regards
Old Al -
This filthy spammer... Wants to sell poison to us. He is not our friend.
--
I hate spam, but that isn't really part of my email address. Remove the string "HatesSpam" from this
email address before you use it: [email hidden]Ever wonder what it'd be like to be a blood-sucking parasite? tinyurl.com7wxkOpen ↗
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Vicki Beausoleil said:
RekaDoktor said:
spam snippedDid you know Stevia causes your [censored] to fall off? Did you know spamming this newsgroup causes your
internet access to fall off? Did you know the claims you make are illegal? Did you know Stevia is
banned in the European Union?foodstandards.gov.uksteviaOpen ↗
My complaints have gone to [email hidden] [email hidden]
Others more computer savvy than I will be sure to track your spam [censored] down to the very end, and
post the information here so we can *all* complain right up the line. Oh, and I'm sure the FDA
would like to hear about your false claims as well.Stick your stevia up your bung-hole, spammer
Vicki
Gee Vicki, hate to be around when you get upset :-) BJ
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oldal4865 said:
RekaDoktor wrote in message <[email hidden]>.. . Stevia is an
unusual herb that has practically no caloric value, much like dandelion leaves, alfalfa, poison
ivy or dirt. . Stevia my be especially beneficial to diabetics because of its low calorie effect.
In addition, some studies have show that Stevia has the potential to damage the male reproductive
system, and when digested produces genotoxic compounds. Since genotoxic compounds can cause
cancer, the product was banned as a food additive in the EU after independent tests in Belgium and
the U.K over the span 1985 to 1998.Of course, like eating dandelion leaves, poison ivy or dirt, it does not cause hyperglycemia and
thus will satiate one ("fill you up"😉 without increasing plasma glucose levels, or glucose
production in the liver. When asked which was more harmful, eating Stevia, eating dirt, or hitting
oneself in the head with a frying pan, a chemical researcher with 35 years experience declared "
It depends on where you get the dirt. Barnyard dirt would be more dangerous than the frying pan,
woodlot dirt less harmful. The Stevia, of course, is the most harmful of the lot." An assortment
of psychopaths have seized upon these findings and are actively marketing Stevia since it is now
so difficult to purchase arsenic or strychnine over the counter. For information on ordering,
please visit sendmelotsandlotsofmoney.comrekaOpen ↗Hydrazine is much more reliable and more difficult to detect during the autopsy.
For more on psychopathy, see
psychopath-research.comwhatis psycho 1.htmlOpen ↗
Regards
Old AlOld Al, always the voice of reason - while Vicki sits wild-eyed in front of her computer, strumming
her lips and humming...Vicki
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Well said Al.
Sleepy
oldal4865 said:
RekaDoktor wrote in message <[email hidden]>.. . Stevia is an
unusual herb that has practically no caloric value, much like dandelion leaves, alfalfa, poison ivy
or dirt. . Stevia my be especially beneficial to diabetics because of its low calorie effect. In
addition, some studies have show that Stevia has the potential to damage the male reproductive
system, and when digested produces genotoxic compounds. Since genotoxic compounds can cause cancer,
the product was banned as a food additive in the EU after independent tests in Belgium and the U.K
over the span 1985 to 1998.Of course, like eating dandelion leaves, poison ivy or dirt, it does not cause hyperglycemia and
thus will satiate one ("fill you up"😉 without increasing plasma glucose levels, or glucose
production in the liver. When asked which was more harmful, eating Stevia, eating dirt, or hitting
oneself in the head with a frying pan, a chemical researcher with 35 years experience declared " It
depends on where you get the dirt. Barnyard dirt would be more dangerous than the frying pan,
woodlot dirt less harmful. The Stevia, of course, is the most harmful of the lot." An assortment of
psychopaths have seized upon these findings and are actively marketing Stevia since it is now so
difficult to purchase arsenic or strychnine over the counter. For information on ordering, please
visit sendmelotsandlotsofmoney.comrekaOpen ↗Hydrazine is much more reliable and more difficult to detect during the autopsy.
For more on psychopathy, see
psychopath-research.comwhatis psycho 1.htmlOpen ↗
Regards
Old Al--------------------------------------------------
If you think nobody cares, try missing a couple of payments.
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Vicki Beausoleil said:
Others more computer savvy than I will be sure to track your spam s___ down to the very end, and
post the information here so we can *all* complain right up the line.You got groups-abuse (at) google (dot) com, which was obvious.
For this header: NNTP-Posting-Host: 198.81.26.77
Complain to abuse (at) aol (dot) net; this is the ISP that the spammer was using when he connected
to Google.For the advertised web site, mynsp.comrekaOpen ↗; complain to abuse (at) verio (dot) net.
--
I hate spam, but that isn't really part of my email address. Remove the string "HatesSpam" from this
email address before you use it: [email hidden]Ever wonder what it'd be like to be a blood-sucking parasite? tinyurl.com7wxkOpen ↗
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BJ in Texas said:
Vicki Beausoleil said:
RekaDoktor said:
spam snippedDid you know Stevia causes your [censored] to fall off? Did you know spamming this newsgroup causes
your internet access to fall off? Did you know the claims you make are illegal? Did you know
Stevia is banned in the European Union?foodstandards.gov.uksteviaOpen ↗
My complaints have gone to [email hidden] [email hidden]
Others more computer savvy than I will be sure to track your spam [censored] down to the very end, and
post the information here so we can *all* complain right up the line. Oh, and I'm sure the FDA
would like to hear about your false claims as well.Stick your stevia up your bung-hole, spammer
Vicki
Gee Vicki, hate to be around when you get upset :-) BJ
heh heh I'll never deny I'm a [censored].
I've already received an auto-reply from google, promising to look into the matter. Complaining to
ISPs works, we've had enough spam here over the years to know it works. The more complaints they
receive, the faster they pull spammer's accounts. We all have to do our part.Vicki
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Vicki Beausoleil wrote in message <[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:
oldal4865 wrote:
. . .(snip). . .Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Hydrazine is much more reliable and more difficult to detect during
theQuoted message said:
Quoted message said:
autopsy.
For more on psychopathy, see
psychopath-research.comwhatis psycho 1.htmlOpen ↗
Regards
Old AlOld Al, always the voice of reason - while Vicki sits wild-eyed in front of her computer, strumming
her lips and humming...Vicki
Well. . .I don't know. There's a lot to be said for short, simple declarative sentences when
it's really necessary to get a point across.Regards Old Al
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Bob Blaylock said:
In article said:
Others more computer savvy than I will be sure to track your spam s___ down to the very end, and
post the information here so we can *all* complain right up the line.You got groups-abuse (at) google (dot) com, which was obvious.
For this header: NNTP-Posting-Host: 198.81.26.77
Complain to abuse (at) aol (dot) net; this is the ISP that the spammer was using when he
connected to Google.For the advertised web site, mynsp.comrekaOpen ↗; complain to abuse (at) verio (dot) net.
you forgot, [email hidden] so the government can start it's investigation, albeit slow at times, and
prosecute the scammer for clearly violating the law in regards to both running a net scam and false
advertising.It's best to always CC the FTC when filing these types of complaints. That way all the spammers
access providers will see the that the governement has been notified as well and will be more likely
to act to protect themselves.Mack Type 1 since 1975 alt-support-diabetes.orgalt-support-diabetes.orgOpen ↗ insulin-pumpers.orginsulin-pumpers.orgOpen ↗
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"RekaDoktor" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Stevia is an unusually sweet herb that has practically no caloric value. Stevia my be especially
beneficial to diabetics because of its hypoglycemic effect. In addition, some studies have show
that stevia can control hyperglycemia, improve glucose tolerance,decrease plasma glucose levels,
and reduce glucose production in the liver. To learn moore about stevia or orderet please visit<snip>
Why would we want to learn more about a potentially dangerous herb that is not legal to sell as a
sweetener in this country and has been banned in many others?As for your saying it can control hyperglycemia, that's a blatant lie. Now go away before I report
you for spam.--
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