Gou Qi Zi as a Kd and LV tonic but not as a panacea

August 7, 2008

Doug,

I couldn't agree with you more. However, there are certainly enough people in

our neck of the woods who are liver and/or kidney vacuitous, that to able to

find a food which appears to limit free radical activity, and boost immune

function certainly makes sense to me to promote when appropriate. But, again,

we get involved in that ol' libertarian debate as to whether someone not

medically trained should be allowed to disseminate information and promote

sales.

--- On Thu, 8/7/08, wrote:

Re: more comments from colleagues re: studies

Thursday, August 7, 2008, 12:12 AM

I don't want to be too obvious but remember that where one person's

condition might mean Gou Qi Zi is a miracle cure, the next person's

condition might not work at all. Perhaps the first did get cured of

all their ills, it doesn't mean necessarily the 2nd will.

Doug

, yehuda frischman

<@.. .> wrote:

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> Shoshi,

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> The letters I sent you were from professionals like myself. Their

concerns represent my concerns, and my interest in validation.

>

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