I'll confirm this per personal experience.

[[e-mail] |]

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460

Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.

And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.

Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.

13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

[Peter B.]

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

[[e-mail] |]

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.

[Peter B.]

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

You presented no evidence,

[[e-mail] |]

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?

Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL

............Trig

[Peter B.]

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you are cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is worthless. You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you recovered via
homo means.

You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".

Foolish me, eh?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL

............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

[[e-mail] |]

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you are cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is worthless. You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you recovered via
homo means.
You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".
Foolish me, eh?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL
............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

Looking for my confirmation? I already offered that at the
get go. You're supposed to being complaining about
that being a meaningless one person account.

Go to your tea-bagger meetings and then go to
one of your hell fire tent revivals and please repent
of your silly comments........................Trig

[Bob Officer]

On Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:31:48 -0800 (PST), in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you are cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is worthless. You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you recovered via
homo means.
You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".
Foolish me, eh?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL
............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

Looking for my confirmation? I already offered that at the
get go. You're supposed to being complaining about
that being a meaningless one person account.
Go to your tea-bagger meetings and then go to
one of your hell fire tent revivals and please repent
of your silly comments........................Trig

Sorry you proclamation of having GERD and then curing yourself smacks
of a tent healer with shill cripples. Lots of shouting and casting
out devils; then healing the cripples by magic.

We do not have accurate data they were crippled (anymore than you own
GRED), and we know of studies with reproducible data, people are easy
to deceive, self deception is the worst sort of deception, (because
no one wants to admit they were fooled, even by themselves.)

I though you were beyond this sort of fallacy. I see you are not.

[[e-mail] |]

Post by Bob Officer
On Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:31:48 -0800 (PST), in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you are cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is worthless. You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you recovered via
homo means.
You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".
Foolish me, eh?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL
............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

Looking for my confirmation?  I already offered that at the
get go. You're supposed to being complaining about
that being a meaningless one person account.
Go to your tea-bagger meetings and then go to
one of your hell fire tent revivals and please repent
of your silly comments........................Trig

Sorry you proclamation of having GERD and then curing yourself smacks
of a tent healer with shill cripples. Lots of shouting and casting
out devils; then healing the cripples by magic.
We do not have accurate data they were crippled (anymore than you own
GRED), and we know of studies with reproducible data, people are easy
to deceive, self deception is the worst sort of deception, (because
no one wants to admit they were fooled, even by themselves.)
I though you were beyond this sort of fallacy. I see you are not.
--
Bob Officer
Posting the truthhttp://www.skeptics.com.au

Well, another marble sharp comment from the
Barrett rat pack.

No matter there is research on the topic and
it is noted both of you were unable to make
an intelligent comment.

[Bob Officer]

On Fri, 12 Mar 2010 03:36:51 -0800 (PST), in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Bob Officer
On Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:31:48 -0800 (PST), in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you are cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is worthless. You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you recovered via
homo means.
You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".
Foolish me, eh?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL
............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

Looking for my confirmation?  I already offered that at the
get go. You're supposed to being complaining about
that being a meaningless one person account.
Go to your tea-bagger meetings and then go to
one of your hell fire tent revivals and please repent
of your silly comments........................Trig

Sorry you proclamation of having GERD and then curing yourself smacks
of a tent healer with shill cripples. Lots of shouting and casting
out devils; then healing the cripples by magic.
We do not have accurate data they were crippled (anymore than you own
GRED), and we know of studies with reproducible data, people are easy
to deceive, self deception is the worst sort of deception, (because
no one wants to admit they were fooled, even by themselves.)
I though you were beyond this sort of fallacy. I see you are not.
--
Bob Officer
Posting the truthhttp://www.skeptics.com.au

Well, another marble sharp comment from the
Barrett rat pack.
No matter there is research on the topic and
it is noted both of you were unable to make
an intelligent comment.

you except people not to recognize a Post Hoc Fallacy? Or suspect you
were just fooling yourself.

1. You have admitted to self diagnosis
2. you have admitted to Self treatment
3. you have admitted to self medication

4: conclusion the only thing left is self deception and I think you
have experience it too.

[[e-mail] |]

Post by Bob Officer
On Fri, 12 Mar 2010 03:36:51 -0800 (PST), in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Bob Officer
On Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:31:48 -0800 (PST), in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you are cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is worthless. You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you recovered via
homo means.
You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".
Foolish me, eh?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL
............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

Looking for my confirmation?  I already offered that at the
get go. You're supposed to being complaining about
that being a meaningless one person account.
Go to your tea-bagger meetings and then go to
one of your hell fire tent revivals and please repent
of your silly comments........................Trig

Sorry you proclamation of having GERD and then curing yourself smacks
of a tent healer with shill cripples. Lots of shouting and casting
out devils; then healing the cripples by magic.
We do not have accurate data they were crippled (anymore than you own
GRED), and we know of studies with reproducible data, people are easy
to deceive, self deception is the worst sort of deception, (because
no one wants to admit they were fooled, even by themselves.)
I though you were beyond this sort of fallacy. I see you are not.
--
Bob Officer
Posting the truthhttp://www.skeptics.com.au

Well, another marble sharp comment from the
Barrett rat pack.
No matter there is research on the topic and
it is noted both of you were unable to make
an intelligent comment.

you except people not to recognize a Post Hoc Fallacy? Or suspect you
were just fooling yourself.
1. You have admitted to self diagnosis
2. you have admitted to Self treatment
3. you have admitted to self medication
4: conclusion the only thing left is self deception and I think you
have experience it too.
--
Bob Officer
Posting the truthhttp://www.skeptics.com.au

What a weak mind. You clearly worship the
great white medical father. The research stands on it
own that it match my person experience is only
a plus.

[Peter B.]

Post by Bob Officer
On Fri, 12 Mar 2010 03:36:51 -0800 (PST), in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Bob Officer
On Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:31:48 -0800 (PST), in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough
...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you are cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is worthless. You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you recovered via
homo means.
You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".
Foolish me, eh?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL
............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

Looking for my confirmation? I already offered that at the
get go. You're supposed to being complaining about
that being a meaningless one person account.
Go to your tea-bagger meetings and then go to
one of your hell fire tent revivals and please repent
of your silly comments........................Trig

Sorry you proclamation of having GERD and then curing yourself smacks
of a tent healer with shill cripples. Lots of shouting and casting
out devils; then healing the cripples by magic.
We do not have accurate data they were crippled (anymore than you own
GRED), and we know of studies with reproducible data, people are easy
to deceive, self deception is the worst sort of deception, (because
no one wants to admit they were fooled, even by themselves.)
I though you were beyond this sort of fallacy. I see you are not.
--
Bob Officer
Posting the truthhttp://www.skeptics.com.au

Well, another marble sharp comment from the
Barrett rat pack.
No matter there is research on the topic and
it is noted both of you were unable to make
an intelligent comment.

you except people not to recognize a Post Hoc Fallacy? Or suspect you
were just fooling yourself.
1. You have admitted to self diagnosis
2. you have admitted to Self treatment
3. you have admitted to self medication
4: conclusion the only thing left is self deception and I think you
have experience it too.
--
Bob Officer
Posting the truthhttp://www.skeptics.com.au

What a weak mind. You clearly worship the
great white medical father. The research stands on it
own that it match my person experience is only
a plus.
===============================
<shaking my head>

[[e-mail] |]

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Bob Officer
On Fri, 12 Mar 2010 03:36:51 -0800 (PST), in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Bob Officer
On Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:31:48 -0800 (PST), in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to
accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still
following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough
...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you
are cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is worthless. You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you recovered via
homo means.
You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".
Foolish me, eh?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL
............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

Looking for my confirmation? I already offered that at the
get go. You're supposed to being complaining about
that being a meaningless one person account.
Go to your tea-bagger meetings and then go to
one of your hell fire tent revivals and please repent
of your silly comments........................Trig

Sorry you proclamation of having GERD and then curing yourself smacks
of a tent healer with shill cripples. Lots of shouting and casting
out devils; then healing the cripples by magic.
We do not have accurate data they were crippled (anymore than you own
GRED), and we know of studies with reproducible data, people are easy
to deceive, self deception is the worst sort of deception, (because
no one wants to admit they were fooled, even by themselves.)
I though you were beyond this sort of fallacy. I see you are not.
--
Bob Officer
Posting the truthhttp://www.skeptics.com.au

Well, another marble sharp comment from the
Barrett rat pack.
No matter there is research on the topic and
it is noted both of you were unable to make
an intelligent comment.

you except people not to recognize a Post Hoc Fallacy? Or suspect you
were just fooling yourself.
1. You have admitted to self diagnosis
2. you have admitted to Self treatment
3. you have admitted to self medication
4: conclusion the only thing left is self deception and I think you
have experience it too.
--
Bob Officer
Posting the truthhttp://www.skeptics.com.au

What a weak mind. You clearly worship the
great white medical father. The research stands on it
own that it match my person experience is only
a plus.
===============================
<shaking my head>

LOL

[Peter B.]

Post by Bob Officer
On Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:31:48 -0800 (PST), in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you are cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is worthless. You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you recovered via
homo means.
You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".
Foolish me, eh?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL
............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

Looking for my confirmation? I already offered that at the
get go. You're supposed to being complaining about
that being a meaningless one person account.
Go to your tea-bagger meetings and then go to
one of your hell fire tent revivals and please repent
of your silly comments........................Trig

Sorry you proclamation of having GERD and then curing yourself smacks
of a tent healer with shill cripples. Lots of shouting and casting
out devils; then healing the cripples by magic.
We do not have accurate data they were crippled (anymore than you own
GRED), and we know of studies with reproducible data, people are easy
to deceive, self deception is the worst sort of deception, (because
no one wants to admit they were fooled, even by themselves.)
I though you were beyond this sort of fallacy. I see you are not.
--
Bob Officer
Posting the truthhttp://www.skeptics.com.au

Well, another marble sharp comment from the
Barrett rat pack.

No matter there is research on the topic and
it is noted both of you were unable to make
an intelligent comment.
===============================================
This convo of yours is the perfect example of agendized thinking and focus.
Your subject line and confirmation had nothing to do with your intentions
all you cared about was shilling a link. :(

You are no better than those you tried to separate yourself from, you suh,
are a fraud.

[Bob Officer]

On Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:42:13 -0800, in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Bob Officer
On Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:31:48 -0800 (PST), in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you are cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is worthless. You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you recovered via
homo means.
You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".
Foolish me, eh?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL
............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

Looking for my confirmation? I already offered that at the
get go. You're supposed to being complaining about
that being a meaningless one person account.
Go to your tea-bagger meetings and then go to
one of your hell fire tent revivals and please repent
of your silly comments........................Trig

Sorry you proclamation of having GERD and then curing yourself smacks
of a tent healer with shill cripples. Lots of shouting and casting
out devils; then healing the cripples by magic.
We do not have accurate data they were crippled (anymore than you own
GRED), and we know of studies with reproducible data, people are easy
to deceive, self deception is the worst sort of deception, (because
no one wants to admit they were fooled, even by themselves.)
I though you were beyond this sort of fallacy. I see you are not.
--
Bob Officer
Posting the truthhttp://www.skeptics.com.au

Well, another marble sharp comment from the
Barrett rat pack.
No matter there is research on the topic and
it is noted both of you were unable to make
an intelligent comment.
===============================================
This convo of yours is the perfect example of agendized thinking and focus.
Your subject line and confirmation had nothing to do with your intentions
all you cared about was shilling a link. :(
You are no better than those you tried to separate yourself from, you suh,
are a fraud.

Considering we only have his own "say-so" That he had GERD, and his
other Articles indicate his play the role of his own doctor, making
up his mind ( self diagnosis )that he has a condition and the decides
his own course of treatment ( self-medicates ) then Pronounces
himself cured, all without ever actually having proof of the
condition, is a prefect example of serial Fallacies in thought.

His successful treatment is a anecdotal story not evidence and
certainly not science.

However it happens to be standard here, and nothing more than
quackery.

His course of treatment could have done something, but then if he
jumped up and down he might have had the same effect. A serious case
of wishful thinking, Ad hoc fallacy, And possible good old
self-deception.

[Peter B.]

Post by Bob Officer
On Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:42:13 -0800, in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Bob Officer
On Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:31:48 -0800 (PST), in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough
...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you are cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is worthless. You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you
recovered
via
homo means.
You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".
Foolish me, eh?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL
............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

Looking for my confirmation? I already offered that at the
get go. You're supposed to being complaining about
that being a meaningless one person account.
Go to your tea-bagger meetings and then go to
one of your hell fire tent revivals and please repent
of your silly comments........................Trig

Sorry you proclamation of having GERD and then curing yourself smacks
of a tent healer with shill cripples. Lots of shouting and casting
out devils; then healing the cripples by magic.
We do not have accurate data they were crippled (anymore than you own
GRED), and we know of studies with reproducible data, people are easy
to deceive, self deception is the worst sort of deception, (because
no one wants to admit they were fooled, even by themselves.)
I though you were beyond this sort of fallacy. I see you are not.
--
Bob Officer
Posting the truthhttp://www.skeptics.com.au

Well, another marble sharp comment from the
Barrett rat pack.
No matter there is research on the topic and
it is noted both of you were unable to make
an intelligent comment.
===============================================
This convo of yours is the perfect example of agendized thinking and focus.
Your subject line and confirmation had nothing to do with your intentions
all you cared about was shilling a link. :(
You are no better than those you tried to separate yourself from, you suh,
are a fraud.

Considering we only have his own "say-so" That he had GERD, and his
other Articles indicate his play the role of his own doctor, making
up his mind ( self diagnosis )that he has a condition and the decides
his own course of treatment ( self-medicates ) then Pronounces
himself cured, all without ever actually having proof of the
condition, is a prefect example of serial Fallacies in thought.
His successful treatment is a anecdotal story not evidence and
certainly not science.
However it happens to be standard here, and nothing more than
quackery.
His course of treatment could have done something, but then if he
jumped up and down he might have had the same effect. A serious case
of wishful thinking, Ad hoc fallacy, And possible good old
self-deception.

I've noticed this guy can be kinky kooky and he has severe mood swings. This
thread threw him over the top for me.

He is a vitamin D advocate. I just did not realize that d was for dummy.

[[e-mail] |]

Post by Peter B.

Post by Bob Officer
On Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:42:13 -0800, in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Bob Officer
On Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:31:48 -0800 (PST), in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept
or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough
...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you are cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is worthless. You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you
recovered
via
homo means.
You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".
Foolish me, eh?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL
............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

Looking for my confirmation? I already offered that at the
get go. You're supposed to being complaining about
that being a meaningless one person account.
Go to your tea-bagger meetings and then go to
one of your hell fire tent revivals and please repent
of your silly comments........................Trig

Sorry you proclamation of having GERD and then curing yourself smacks
of a tent healer with shill cripples. Lots of shouting and casting
out devils; then healing the cripples by magic.
We do not have accurate data they were crippled (anymore than you own
GRED), and we know of studies with reproducible data, people are easy
to deceive, self deception is the worst sort of deception, (because
no one wants to admit they were fooled, even by themselves.)
I though you were beyond this sort of fallacy. I see you are not.
--
Bob Officer
Posting the truthhttp://www.skeptics.com.au

Well, another marble sharp comment from the
Barrett rat pack.
No matter there is research on the topic and
it is noted both of you were unable to make
an intelligent comment.
===============================================
This convo of yours is the perfect example of agendized thinking and focus.
Your subject line  and confirmation had nothing to do with your intentions
all you cared about was shilling a link. :(
You are no better than those you tried to separate yourself from, you suh,
are a fraud.

Considering we only have his own "say-so" That he had GERD, and his
other Articles indicate his play the role of his own doctor, making
up his mind ( self diagnosis )that he has a condition and the decides
his own course of treatment ( self-medicates ) then Pronounces
himself cured, all without ever actually having proof of the
condition, is a prefect example of serial Fallacies in thought.
His successful treatment is a anecdotal story not evidence and
certainly not science.
However it happens to be standard here, and nothing more than
quackery.
His course of treatment could have done something, but then if he
jumped up and down he might have had the same effect. A serious case
of wishful thinking, Ad hoc fallacy, And possible good old
self-deception.

I've noticed this guy can be kinky kooky and he has severe mood swings. This
thread threw him over the top for me.
He is a vitamin D advocate. I just did not realize that d was for dummy.

And you're Anti Advocate.

[Peter B.]

Post by Peter B.

Post by Bob Officer
On Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:42:13 -0800, in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Bob Officer
On Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:31:48 -0800 (PST), in misc.health.alternative,

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept
or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough
...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you
are
cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is
worthless.
You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you
recovered
via
homo means.
You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".
Foolish me, eh?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL
............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

Looking for my confirmation? I already offered that at the
get go. You're supposed to being complaining about
that being a meaningless one person account.
Go to your tea-bagger meetings and then go to
one of your hell fire tent revivals and please repent
of your silly comments........................Trig

Sorry you proclamation of having GERD and then curing yourself smacks
of a tent healer with shill cripples. Lots of shouting and casting
out devils; then healing the cripples by magic.
We do not have accurate data they were crippled (anymore than you own
GRED), and we know of studies with reproducible data, people are easy
to deceive, self deception is the worst sort of deception, (because
no one wants to admit they were fooled, even by themselves.)
I though you were beyond this sort of fallacy. I see you are not.
--
Bob Officer
Posting the truthhttp://www.skeptics.com.au

Well, another marble sharp comment from the
Barrett rat pack.
No matter there is research on the topic and
it is noted both of you were unable to make
an intelligent comment.
===============================================
This convo of yours is the perfect example of agendized thinking and focus.
Your subject line and confirmation had nothing to do with your
intentions
all you cared about was shilling a link. :(
You are no better than those you tried to separate yourself from, you suh,
are a fraud.

Considering we only have his own "say-so" That he had GERD, and his
other Articles indicate his play the role of his own doctor, making
up his mind ( self diagnosis )that he has a condition and the decides
his own course of treatment ( self-medicates ) then Pronounces
himself cured, all without ever actually having proof of the
condition, is a prefect example of serial Fallacies in thought.
His successful treatment is a anecdotal story not evidence and
certainly not science.
However it happens to be standard here, and nothing more than
quackery.
His course of treatment could have done something, but then if he
jumped up and down he might have had the same effect. A serious case
of wishful thinking, Ad hoc fallacy, And possible good old
self-deception.

I've noticed this guy can be kinky kooky and he has severe mood swings. This
thread threw him over the top for me.
He is a vitamin D advocate. I just did not realize that d was for dummy.

And you're Anti Advocate.
============================================
Yawn

[[e-mail] |]

Post by Bob Officer
--
Bob Officer
Posting the truthhttp://www.skepdics.com.au

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460

Read the article. Try not be as stupid as
Peter B. the second.

[[e-mail] |]

4 days until your comments are gone.

[Peter B.]

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you are cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is worthless. You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you recovered via
homo means.
You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".
Foolish me, eh?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL
............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

Looking for my confirmation? I already offered that at the
get go. You're supposed to being complaining about
that being a meaningless one person account.
=====================================================
Too bad I don't fit your profile, but you offered the something that
appeared to be different from the normal kook in this NG. Sadly you are no
different. I will not be stupid enough to accept your meaningless words,
I'll let the Jan's and Carole's do that.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Go to your tea-bagger meetings and then go to
one of your hell fire tent revivals and please repent
of your silly comments........................Trig
=====================================================
I have nothing to repent for here, sorry. That you are a religious bigot is
your problem as is your lie.

[pautrey]

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you are cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is worthless. You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you recovered via
homo means.
You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
---------------------------------------------------------------------------­-----------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".
Foolish me, eh?
---------------------------------------------------------------------------­--------------------
Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL
............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

Looking for my confirmation?  I already offered that at the
get go. You're supposed to being complaining about
that being a meaningless one person account.
=====================================================
Too bad I don't fit your profile, but you offered the something that
appeared to be different from the normal kook in this  NG. Sadly you are no
different. I will not be stupid enough to accept your meaningless words,
I'll let the Jan's and Carole's do that.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------­-----
Go to your tea-bagger meetings and then go to
one of your hell fire tent revivals and please repent
of your silly comments........................Trig
=====================================================
I have nothing to repent for here, sorry. That you are a religious bigot is
your problem as is your lie.- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -

Your shared Peter B. Aliases & Variants Says:

"Confess your sins"

"The Lord Rebukes Your Evil Ways"

"Like Your Father Satan You ..."

Etc, Etc, Etc ...

[pautrey]

Your shared Peter B. Aliases & Variants Say:

"Confess your sins"


"The Lord Rebukes Your Evil Ways"


"Like Your Father Satan You ..."


Etc, Etc, Etc ...

Are you a bigoted fanatic?

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you are cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is worthless. You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you recovered via
homo means.
You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
---------------------------------------------------------------------------­-----------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".
Foolish me, eh?
---------------------------------------------------------------------------­--------------------
Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL
............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

Looking for my confirmation?  I already offered that at the
get go. You're supposed to being complaining about
that being a meaningless one person account.
=====================================================
Too bad I don't fit your profile, but you offered the something that
appeared to be different from the normal kook in this  NG. Sadly you are no
different. I will not be stupid enough to accept your meaningless words,
I'll let the Jan's and Carole's do that.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------­-----
Go to your tea-bagger meetings and then go to
one of your hell fire tent revivals and please repent
of your silly comments........................Trig
=====================================================
I have nothing to repent for here, sorry. That you are a religious bigot is
your problem as is your lie.- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -

[[e-mail] |]

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you are cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is worthless. You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you recovered via
homo means.
You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".
Foolish me, eh?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL
............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

Looking for my confirmation?  I already offered that at the
get go. You're supposed to being complaining about
that being a meaningless one person account.
=====================================================
Too bad I don't fit your profile, but you offered the something that
appeared to be different from the normal kook in this  NG. Sadly you are no
different. I will not be stupid enough to accept your meaningless words,
I'll let the Jan's and Carole's do that.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Go to your tea-bagger meetings and then go to
one of your hell fire tent revivals and please repent
of your silly comments........................Trig
=====================================================
I have nothing to repent for here, sorry. That you are a religious bigot is
your problem as is your lie.

You are unable to read. You try divert the discussion for
the article. Pitiful.
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460

And you can't even label my views accurately.
You're the servant of the big lie.

[Peter B.]

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you are cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is worthless. You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you recovered via
homo means.
You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".
Foolish me, eh?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL
............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

Looking for my confirmation? I already offered that at the
get go. You're supposed to being complaining about
that being a meaningless one person account.
=====================================================
Too bad I don't fit your profile, but you offered the something that
appeared to be different from the normal kook in this NG. Sadly you are no
different. I will not be stupid enough to accept your meaningless words,
I'll let the Jan's and Carole's do that.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Go to your tea-bagger meetings and then go to
one of your hell fire tent revivals and please repent
of your silly comments........................Trig
=====================================================
I have nothing to repent for here, sorry. That you are a religious bigot is
your problem as is your lie.

You are unable to read. You try divert the discussion for
the article. Pitiful.
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
======================================================
Proof your intent was to schill the link, I read what you posted and took
you up on your offer which we all now see was deceptive at best.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
And you can't even label my views accurately.
You're the servant of the big lie.
======================================================
Your "views" have been rendered useless per your post.

Time to crawl back in your hole.

[[e-mail] |]

your "views" have been rendered useless per your post.
Time to crawl back in your hole.

You first.

[[e-mail] |]

LOL

[[e-mail] |]

<snip>

Post by ***@gmail.com |
So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
=
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

And what about your delusions? Even your Barrett buds
seem to have the good sense not to chime in. What
does that say about you?

Trig

Go caught a spirochete though you may already
be symptomatic and infectious.

[Peter B.]

Post by ***@gmail.com |
<snip>

Post by ***@gmail.com |
So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
=
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

And what about your delusions? Even your Barrett buds
seem to have the good sense not to chime in. What
does that say about you?
Trig
Go caught a spirochete though you may already
be symptomatic and infectious.

It is all just evidence that there is no collusion going on here and that
paranoia reigns supreme amongst your ilk.

Go ahead and laugh up your sleeve if it makes you feel better, that is what
delusions for the deluded are all about.

[[e-mail] |]

Post by Peter B.
It is all just evidence that there is no collusion going on here and that
paranoia reigns supreme amongst your ilk.
Go ahead and laugh up your sleeve if it makes you feel better, that is what
delusions for the deluded are all about.

Denial is a river that keeps on flowing.

Try to be honest and comment on the
Medscape report. Our differences are
meaningless in the great pool of life.
The room is largely empty with only
a handful or two of others "here."

[Peter B.]

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.
It is all just evidence that there is no collusion going on here and that
paranoia reigns supreme amongst your ilk.
Go ahead and laugh up your sleeve if it makes you feel better, that is what
delusions for the deluded are all about.

Denial is a river that keeps on flowing.
Try to be honest and comment on the
Medscape report. Our differences are
meaningless in the great pool of life.
The room is largely empty with only
a handful or two of others "here."

Honesty has nothing to do with my commenting on a link.

Your basis for reading it "personal confirmation" was useless and
unsupported, as such you personally rendered the link moot and useless.

[[e-mail] |]

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.
It is all just evidence that there is no collusion going on here and that
paranoia reigns supreme amongst your ilk.
Go ahead and laugh up your sleeve if it makes you feel better, that is what
delusions for the deluded are all about.

Denial is a river that keeps on flowing.
Try to be honest and comment on the
Medscape report. Our differences are
meaningless in the great pool of life.
The room is largely empty with only
a handful or two of others "here."

Honesty has nothing to do with my commenting on a link.
Your basis for reading it "personal confirmation" was useless and
unsupported, as such you personally rendered the link moot and useless.

Your're just are just avoiding the facts. Your objection is useless
and
unsupported. And whatever I say or don't say can't render
the research and article moot or useless.

Do you have last word syndrome, there Peter B the second?

[[e-mail] |]

<snip>

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
Denial is a river that keeps on flowing.
Try to be honest and comment on the
Medscape report. Our differences are
meaningless in the great pool of life.
The room is largely empty with only
a handful or two of others "here."

Honesty has nothing to do with my commenting on a link.

In your case that is a certainty. LOL.

Post by Peter B.
Your basis for reading it "personal confirmation" was useless and
unsupported, as such you personally rendered the link moot and useless.

Then ignore my experience and read the article and comment on
the article. What a coward you are.

[[e-mail] |]

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.

That my personal experience matches so of
what Medscape articles day? I've been saying
that melatonin helps GERD for a couple of
years on the Usenet. It is in the archive.
======================================================
Look, how does anyone know you have or ever had Gerd? You say you are cured,
but from what?
Kooks abound here, credibility established by your word is worthless. You
need to show outside proof of what you claim. Outside diagnosis and
confirmation that it existed in the first place and that you recovered via
homo means.
You "offered" confirmative proof by your subject line, and now you dance
around it. :(
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Post by ***@gmail.com |
You presented no evidence,

So you haven't read the piece from Medscape on
the topic of melatonin in the treatment in GERD?
==============================================================
No, I was looking for your "confirmation".
Foolish me, eh?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Perhaps Peter B thinks Medscape is a dangerous
Altie website? LOL LOL
............Trig
================================================================
Nothing like delusions to support ones hypothesis.

Peter B is a Tea party simpleton. Who thinks in terms of Hell and
Heaven.
And is worried the Mexicans are coming for him.

[[e-mail] |]

Post by ***@gmail.com |

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

Confirmation of what? Do you offer a confirmation of
your inability to accept evidence? Is this a request
that the evidence jump higher? Then your going
to have a very long wait. As far as I am concerned
it already jumps far enough and there is no need
for it to jump tall buildings. Oh wait it seems to
have jumped the Merck building. Read the
report.
=====================================================
OK, so you lied in the subject line.
You presented no evidence,

Notice his trolling behavior and his inability to address the issue.

[[e-mail] |]

Post by Peter B.

Post by ***@gmail.com |
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/717460
Yup, melatonin for GERD. I use it and betaine HCL, I am GERD
free. This is not something the Barrett rats are able to accept or
the Alties seem to be able to repeat. I hope there are a couple
of exceptions are on both sides of the fence but I fear
this isn't the case.
And I'll note the researcher use too small of a dose for
optimal results. I'll suggest 6 mgs is a much better dose.
Another problem with the article is that they are still following
the conventional model which is deeply flawed.
13 ounces of wine is quite enough ...........................Trig

OK, where is the confirmation?

This Peter B is a known troll.