Re: Re: Tell Congress: protect my health with sound science

[Guest guest]

Exactly, the truth came out and they had to admit it. That isn’t happening with breast implants — yet.

Kenda

If you recall, did not wilingly acknowledge the dangers of cigarettes. It was

only after a panel of tobacco execs testified on film, and then evidence was found that

disputed their claims that 'yes I believe cigarettes are safe'.

So, in this sense, there is a parallel. The lying, deceitful execs who will do anything at any

expense to protect their product...yep, they are the same slimebags.

BUt I agree with Lea that it is not as easy as removing a cigarette from one's mouth (not

that that is easy, when the tobacco deliberately made cigarettes more addictive). Still, it is

a heck of a lot easier to quit smoking than it is to subject oneself to surgery again and

again...

> If he wants to compare implants to cigarettes, that’s just fine. Let the

> implant manufacturers stand up and be honest about what the affects of their

> products are on women’s health, just as has done. There is

> no advertisement for claiming their products to be safe. The

> implants manufacturers are dishonest, cigarette manufacturers have had to

> come clean and admit cigarettes are unhealthy and cause cancer. Anyone who

> smokes, does so knowing full well that they are jeopardizing their health.

> Women implant themselves believing it is perfectly safe.

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> Kenda

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> > Honey, I will respond to this. We must never compare smoking cigarettes to

> > breast implants because they are so different. It is easy to take a

> > cigarette out of our mouth, but we cannot remove our own ruptured breast

> > implants. I do agree that the politics are the same. I spoke to a

> > photographer when my daughter was at Planet Organic on Saturday and he asked

> > what my agenda was. I told him about the breast implants. He told me that

> > breast implants will never be banned and that they are just the same as

> > cigarettes, he said that we should all have a choice...as he lit up. I was

> > so angry at him, he thought that I was a lawyer....he is close. Rogene, he

> > was from The Edmonton Sun, remember the lady on a saddle? I must admit that

> > this man made me feel like giving up, but I will never give up.

> >

> > Love always.....Lea

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> > Tell Congress: protect my health with sound science

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> >> > Please ask Congress to use real science! - Rogene

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> >> > Note: forwarded message attached.

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> >> > Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by

> >> > licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed

> >> > health care professional before commencing any medical treatment.

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> >> > " Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you.

> >> > Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live

> >> > a happy life and how to work for a better world. " - Linus ing,

> >> > two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

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