The redneck strike again.

[Esquilax]

......someone else shows that that reference is not a sufficient standard.....
You got to be joking pal.
That reference come from .......
George D. Pamplona-Roger, M.D., is a doctor of medicine and surgery at the University of Granada in Spain. He is a board-certified general and digestive surgeon, and a specialist in health education, UNED University, Spain. He is a member of the International Union of Food Science and Technology, Ontario, Canada, and a fellow in the Royal Microscopical Society, Oxford, England. After practicing his specialty for 15 years, Dr. Pamplona-Roger now focuses on medical research and health education. He has been published in many health journals, and has also written Encyclopedia of Foods and Their Healing Power; Encyclopedia of Medicinal Plants, and New Lifestyle.

So fucking what? I know it's utterly pointless to talk to you since you never learn anything, but people with degrees? They can still be wrong. Having a degree does not absolve you from having bad ideas, and in this case you're bringing up a guy with a book on homeopathy, so we pretty much know he subscribes to medically spurious ideas.

I knew that you are such an idiot but to believe an other idiot like Bad wolf instead of a uni degree with years of studies show how imbecile you are.

I'm not going to stoop to the level of insults this time, but I'll say this: A, people with degrees aren't always right, and B, you don't know what sort of education either Bad Wolf or myself has. Your petty little insults are coming from a place of ignorance, just like everything else you post.

My dad has two degrees, doesn't mean he was right any more than usual. He certainly wasn't perfect. And here, you're relying on the fact that the guy has a degree, rather than the evidence he's using to come to his conclusion. It's bizarre; I've never seen someone pull up a potentially relevant reference and yet still turn in a fallacious argument from authority before.

You are like an artist when it comes to fallacies.