paul, dmm, civility, etcRe: flax seeds...yes or no

[Guest guest]

In defense of theo I'll say that the iron article while not from the

most reputable of sources was well-referenced, logically written, and seemed to

summarize the mainstream case against iron decently. While from a bodybuilding

site, there have been other things from bodybuilding sites posted on here,

and they aren't always bad.

If it was his intention to present that as a piece of " respected " evidence we

were flying in the face of, that would be very silly, but I didn't perceive

him as doing such. I perceived him as simply asking for comments about it.

So I don't think it would be fair to " flame " or " attack " him. However, I

also don't think anyone did. A little while on this list will reveal everyone

has a different character, some naturally more facecious than others, which is

not necessarily an indication of rudeness or meanness or unfriendliness in any

way.

Chris

[Guest guest]

I can't even spell facecious!

> In defense of theo I'll say that the iron article while not

from the

> most reputable of sources was well-referenced, logically written,

and seemed to

> summarize the mainstream case against iron decently. While from a

bodybuilding

> site, there have been other things from bodybuilding sites posted

on here,

> and they aren't always bad.

>

> If it was his intention to present that as a piece of " respected "

evidence we

> were flying in the face of, that would be very silly, but I didn't

perceive

> him as doing such. I perceived him as simply asking for comments

about it.

>

> So I don't think it would be fair to " flame " or " attack " him.

However, I

> also don't think anyone did. A little while on this list will

reveal everyone

> has a different character, some naturally more facecious than

others, which is

> not necessarily an indication of rudeness or meanness or

unfriendliness in any

> way.

>

> Chris

>

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