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WOW ... guess you'll have to kiss that money good-bye. :(

Here's an interesting read from MEDSCAPE Physician's News. Thought I'd share! :) Too Many Fluids as Bad as Too Few By: Daniel J. DeNoon Reviewed by: Gary D. Vogin, MD July 18, 2003 — For water and for sports drinks, the new message is to drink wisely. Too many fluids are at least...

Sorry for the late reply .. been on the road, trying to make a buck or two. Anyway, no offense taken on your post. I, personally, was in just one of those "bad mood" days when I responded. Now that I've reread everything, it should be me who apologizes for sounding like a butthead. ;)

It was presented for informational purposes. Some folks like to read, digest the information, and then decide for themselves if it may work for them or not. Information and learning is a good thing. Hope that some members have made their own decisions on the diet thing. :)

Just thought I would share this Medical Information with all of you. -------------------- From Medscape Physician's Medical News Excessive Zinc Supplementation May Increase Prostate Cancer Risk By: Laurie Barclay, MD July 1, 2003 — Zinc supplementation may increase prostate cancer risk...

Here's a great place that to check that out. http://c-k-d.com/forums/index.php

At your age, you've got more Testosterone than us older guys. You sure don't need it at 19. Please, do a little research before you think about using. You'll find out you can save a lot of money for good clean foods by waiting a few years before you start using. A good place to check out is...

Just thought I'd share this study with everyone. Finasteride Reduces Prostate Cancer Risk By: Salynn Boyles Medscape Physician's Medical News 2003. June 25, 2003 — On Tuesday, the National Cancer Institute (NCI) announced the early termination of the Southwest Oncology Group Prostate...

From this week's MEDSCAPE Medical News Little Evidence to Support Low-Carbohydrate Diets News Author: Laurie Barclay, MD Clinical Reviewer: Gary Vogin, MD CME Editor: Bernard M. Sklar, MD, MS April 8, 2003 — Low-carbohydrate diets have been all the rage lately, but a systematic review...

From MEDSCAPE: Smoking Linked to Increased Risk of Rheumatoid Arthritis in Men NEW YORK (Reuters Health) Mar 31 - Smoking may double the risk of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) in men, but it does not seem to affect women's risk of the disease, according to a report published in the March issue...