[pct-l] re: pain relievers

[calliger at infolane.com (Richard)]

Well-- anyone who talks about platelets and COX-2
might expect to have a question (reasonable) asked of
that person...only normal IMHO..too many quacks out
there...(no flame just a fact) I was curious but not
unblieving of the poster as I have some med training
myself and knew of these issues aprior to the post.
But It was a lignering curiosity if the person was
knowledgable or copying from a textbook... 

R

At 11:02 AM 7/9/03 -0700, Matt Geis wrote:
>You gotta love it when people post things like this.
>
>>> and your medical training is what.
>
>Specifically, I mean people who assume that just
>because someone puts something on the list, that the
>person must have just **heard** the information, or
>that the person has no medical training.  Here's Happy
>JO making a useful contribution to the list, and some
>guy simply can't believe someone might know more than
>he does.
>
>Knowing Happy JO (and knowing that he has a PhD in
>this area of study from Johns Hopkins), I'll take his
>word for it.
>
>The great thing about the PCT is that it attracts
>hikers from all walks of life.  Just because one
>person doesn't know a lot about platelets and
>medications doesn't mean that nobody else does either.
> I think one or two of us on the list would do well to
>reflect on that fact before posting smartass comments.
>
>Iron Chef
>
>
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