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[jrtmedic]

I am retired now but I am still awaiting my "free gifts and plane tickets" !

Conspiracy theories are wonderful the ill-educated love to roll in the stuff !

[SICHONSTEVE]

I am retired now but I am still awaiting my "free gifts and plane tickets" !

Conspiracy theories are wonderful the ill-educated love to roll in the stuff !

I hope you are in fine health.

I bet you try not to pop too many pils yourself as I'm pretty certain you know how much damage they can do to the body (unofficialy of course).!!

[jrtmedic]

Thank you --I am indeed enjoying good heath !

However, should that ever change I will not be consulting any quack "alternative medicine" sites via the internet in search of a "cure"

[jrtmedic]

chiang mai

I understand and appreciate why you are angry. These threads can indeed produce some pretty wild claims !

Just as a matter of fact, very obese people , diagnosed with Type11 diabetes, may experience an improvement in their diabetic state by simply losing weight !

Edited June 19, 2013 by jrtmedic

[sbk]

topic closed pending health forum mod review

//CLOSED//

[Sheryl]

Posts with dangerously inaccurate information have been deleted as have posts quoting same.

Posters are reminded of the following Health Forum rules:

"2. Quackery and Misinformation: Posters should pay particular attention to forum rule # 1) "You will not use thaivisa.com to post any material which is knowingly or can be reasonably construed as false"....

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and

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