| RATIONALE:
Right now, there are a significant number of posts on sci.med.nutrition
that are either sales pitches for nutritional products or cross-posted
arguments over the ethics of eating meat. The ethical considerations
for eating meat are on topic themes for talk.politics.animals and
rec.food.veg - they are not on topic for sci.med.nutrition. Sales pitches
are not welcome in sci groups. The on topic discussions have become
the minority in the last year, and as a result many regular contributors
have left the newsgroup. |
| Im writing to invite everyone at alt.support.arthritis to take a free
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anyone by posting to an alternative health discussion group, and will
explain my rationale for posting here at the bottom of my note. In
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effort to cope with disease. |
| The newsletter is written by the Chairman of the Department of
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Hes also the Editor in Chief of the Journal of the American College
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