My plea is simply for honesty. Let people buy what they want, but tell them the truth about what they are buying. These treatments are biologically implausible and the clinical tests have shown they don't do anything at all in human beings. The argument that this information is not relevant or important for customers is quite simply ridiculous.[18]
"This information" refers specifically to the treatments that are biologically implausible and the clinical tests that have shown that they don't do anything at all in human beings.
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dalehileman
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Wed 4 Nov, 2015 11:55 am
@dalehileman,
Yes, yes, Infra puts it so much better than I
Still couldn't it apply equally to "truth"
No not quite, thinking it over
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Tes yeux noirs
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Wed 4 Nov, 2015 12:04 pm
@oristarA,
These treatments are biologically implausible and the clinical tests have shown they don't do anything at all in human beings. The argument that this information is not relevant or important for customers is quite simply ridiculous.
You have been having trouble with this type of construction, Ori. Usually 'this' refers to something immediately preceding.
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