Theos-Talk Archives (September 2005 Message tt00097)

Agree completely Dennis. I also suffer from high blood pressure, would niacin help?
Cheers
Cass

DENNIS KIER <kier10@comcast.net> wrote:
I use only stainless steel and pyrex. There is no point in taking a chance 
while the scientists argue. Every so often they "discover" something else 
that they denied previously. NOW they say that women should take Folic Acid 
(vitamin), when previously they discouraged anyone from taking any vitamins.

My doctor wanted to give me drugs for chloresterol, but I told her that I 
would prefer to take Niacin, a B vitamin. My chloresterol went down 100 
points after a month. She then told me that I should take less Niacin and 
the reading went back up 20 or 30 points, so we compromised, and I went back 
to the Niacin, only not as much, and the reading went back to about 150, and 
she was satisfied. She said that she thought that there was no way the 
reading would go down with vitamins, and that she would let me take it and 
prove her right, but my body convinced her that she was wrong.

After a few years with her, she is becoming quite knowledgeable about 
vitamins and health concerns now. She knows a lot about death, and disease, 
and drugs, and I am more interested in health - especially my own.

After a few months on Niacin, I changed to a no-flush form of Niacin, which 
has the benefits, but not the occasional flushing around the joints, and 
around skin disruptions.

Dennis

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Cass Silva" 
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 8:22 PM
Subject: Re: Theos-World Cancer producing agents - Plastic


> Bart,
> Can you trust the science? I wonder if they(the scientists conducting the 
> studies) were part of the teflon industry. Either way, becoming paranoid 
> won't help anyone. I now scrub my teflon pans with a wire scourer, who 
> needs the food to be non-stick anyway? And I, like Mark, occasionally use 
> the microwave to defrost. But no more cooking my home made chips (fries) 
> in the teflon. Can't use aluminium pans either. Just had another 
> paranoid thought are the teflon pans aluminium? Is Stainless Steel safe?
> In paranoi, Cass
>
> Bart Lidofsky wrote:
> Mark Hamilton Jr. wrote:
>> News can be sometimes misleading. Teflon was found to be harmful in
>> laboratory tests,




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