This is an excellent example of intellectual absurdity...

[Guest guest]

If there is no research, credentials or documentation it could NOT just be a

simple fact. Unless you can back something up you should not declare it to

all and sundry. IMHO this is just your opinion and nothing more from what I

have read, which is not all by any means, of this thread.

 

Marianne

 

> I cannot show you any research, credentials or

> documentation to demonstrate this. Its just a simple fact; your head

> is NOT your arm, a tire is NOT a car and ascorbic acid is NOT vitamin

> C.

>

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 9/11/02 2:01:19 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

mmarasco writes:

 

 

> Just my life's experience in doing research and working with clients.

> I repeat I AM NOT REDEFINING THE NOMENCLATURE. THE NOMENCLATURE IS

> WHAT IT IS.

 

OK, I found something that might support DMM's line of argument:

 

http://www.naturevites.com/vitamin-c.shtml

 

http://www.danceofthesoul.com/Text/Whole_Food_Vitamins.htm

 

http://www.moonlighthealth.com/library2.asp?A=53

 

I don't know if these have any merit, so don't shoot the messenger... Those

links do not lead to scientific papers, but to sites that explain DMM's point

of view better.

I am sure there is plenty more info on this topic out there.

 

:-) Gabriela

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 9/11/02 10:20:47 AM Eastern Daylight Time, NaturalRadical

writes:

 

 

> http://www.naturevites.com/vitamin-c.shtml

>

> http://www.danceofthesoul.com/Text/Whole_Food_Vitamins.htm

>

> http://www.moonlighthealth.com/library2.asp?A=53

>

> I don't know if these have any merit, so don't shoot the messenger...

 

Here is another one:

 

http://www.healthychild.com/database/synthetic_or_natural_vitamins_what_s_the_

 

difference_.htm