Guest guest Posted November 30, 2006 Report Share Posted November 30, 2006 This sort of questions comes up really often, and I wonder that it does so. The general answer seems to be clear enough for me, at any rate: There is little, or perhaps nothing, in our world which is not damaging when there is too much of it it, or too little of it. Excess and deficiency. Too much of anything: air, water, light, heat, cold, sugar and so on, will have harmful effects, i.e. " possible cancer development " , " low sperm count " , " brain damage " , " cosmetic dehancement " and so on. There is not a substance I am aware of that does not follow this pattern. Of course this is not a fixed, quantitative issue, as science would love to have it be, but rather a qualitative and relational issue first, with specific quantities issuing from the qualitative relationships (which, again, exists first). Hope that is of some help, Hugo --- " J. Lynn Detamore " <lynndetamore wrote: > i know i sure like it, never ran across *reliable, > credible* info documenting harm. i especially like A.Crowley wrote: > One link I pulled up mentioned a study showed a > possible cancer > development and low sperm count in laboratory > animals. Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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