"Pat" Disagrees About Mucoid Plaque
I have witnessed the passing of Mucoid plaque myself while fasting. This was unplanned and happened by surprise.
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I have witnessed the passing of Mucoid plaque myself while fasting. This was unplanned and happened by surprise.
“Did you read the article at [a popular content mill] which says beer can help with menopause? It says beer works because it acts like estrogen. I was wondering if you thought this would work.”
Yes, I read that article and, no, I don’t believe it. Beer doesn’t even contain enough phytoestrogens to use in scientific tests; I see no reason to believe that its phytoestrogen content would have any significant effect on the human body.
“Is it true that Crohn’s disease is caused by [Candida albicans]?”
No, it’s not. Crohn’s disease is an autoimmune disease and while certain drugs and foods are associated with increased flare-ups, legitimate experts tell us that there’s probably nothing you can do to “give” yourself Crohn’s.
“My daughter is going for a massage this week and I’m worried because she has cancer. I had always heard massage wasn’t safe when you have cancer. Is this something she should look into?”
While only your daughter’s doctor can give her medical advice, there are some general guidelines about getting a massage when you have cancer.
“I was wondering what you thought of all the articles lately about food in bulk food bins being dirty.”
“Is it true what they say that pork is bad for you because pigs don’t sweat?”
No, it’s not true. It’s a blatant lie spread by anti-pork and anti-meat fanatics who don’t trust you to make up your own minds about a food source that can be perfectly healthy in reasonable portions.
“Is it true that colloidal minerals are toxic because they come from mines?”
No, it’s not true. The “colloidal” part of colloidal minerals has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with where a mineral comes from.