I must have completely missed the post you are referring to. Would you mind
sharing it, repeating it?
Regards,
Ron Blake
HJOSEPH@pearl.tufts.edu wrote:
>
> David Leaonard's reply to P. Dines about the contribution of organically-grown
> produce to the issue of chronic disease is an exellent example of distorted and
> illogical thinking extended to its most extreme. May this be a model to
> illustrate why people who don't have proper training and information about
> agriculture and nutrition should stop giving nurition and sustainable
> agriculture a bad name.
>
> Sorry, this is not flaming or spamming. I just get really annoyed when real
> garbage gets posted and represented as science or as public health advice. It
> does every professional in the field a disservice. If this is what SANET is
> reduced to, it will become discredited. That is one reason why such
> discussions need a second address, so that postings with legitimate content can
> be posted and read without having to read through this stuff.