BS detector going haywire; rightfully so?

[mason55]

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you're really not letting me win with any of the points I'm making in recent threads, are you? [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] I guess I'll just give up for a while.

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I'm a party pooper.

Haha. Pooper.

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its pending approval by the FDA

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Call the FDA and ask, but just because its submitted doesn't make it anything. Its an easy check though.

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http://www.glenoakzoo.org/parapoxvirus.htm

A virus capable of devastating rare red squirrel populations

And, it sucks there are scams like that in the world.

[teamdonkey]

I have a masters in biomedical sciences (doing cancer research), so maybe my opinion will mean something to you.


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he follows up by e-mailing:
1. an abstract which describes how the stuff works and how this treatment has proven clinical enhancement for depression, herpes, mono as well as cancer...

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abstracts are what you whip up when you're in the beginning stages of writing a paper. There is absolutely zero chance that this thing is legit but is still only in abstract form. At the very least it would incredibly dangerous and irresponsible to sell this "treatment" for such a large amount at this early stage of it's research.

I know how easy it is to grasp at straws when you're desparate, but trust me, this isn't the place.

[mike l.]

"just wanted to hear from the 2+2 faithful,"

yeah id ask a bunch of perverted 20 year olds they should be able to figure it out.

[captZEEbo1]

Anyone that uses testimonials as one of its prime sources for proof is usually b.s.