On Mon, 8 Oct 2012 06:49:08 -0700 (PDT), "
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Yet it was you just a week or so ago that was lecturing
us on how we absolutely must check our blood glucose
response and lipid response to anything suspect that
we eat.

That's a lie, no matter how many times you copy and paste your reply.

The case in point was occasional use of
Carbquik, which many of us regulars use. You claimed
it was dangerous and irresponsible
to NOT do BG and lipid testing, even though we are not
diabetic.

That's another lie,dm no matter how many times you copy and paste
your reply.

Which is hysterically foolish, because among
other things, every thinking person here knows that it's
nuts to expect a measurable difference in lipids from
eating a couple Carbquik pancakes once or twice a week,

That's a straw man, no matter how many times you copy and paste the
your reply.

And now here you are, saying just the opposite.
Got it now?

Yes, I got it. You have to lie to make it appear that I was saying
just the opposite.

And as a second point, Doug never said that people should
refrain from eating all foods they might be sensitive to.
So, yes indeed, you created a nice strawman.

Again, that wasn't a straw man (do you not even own a Funk &
Wagnall?). It was an add-on to Doug's comments, putting the focus
back on not needing to eliminate nitrates and nitrites from your diet
because of a fear of cancer or heart attacks, which was the point of
the article. And which I think is important for low-carbers to know.

And if you don't like it, you can stick it in your ear.

And for crissakes, learn how to make a post that doesn't require a
background in cryptography to decipher it.

What an asshole.

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