Re: When facts won't work, resort to cheap shots

I expected just such a response, name calling and all.  It is, after all, you abundant history to respond in just such a manner.

I have said my piece and you can feel free to plunge deeper along the low road as you wish.  I will, however, point out that when you came to CZ, I was not, nor have I ever been, telling people to simply make oleander tea and drink it.  I will concede that it is important to note that oleander is a toxic plant in raw form and that no one should try to make their own extract without knowing what they were doing and exercising cautions; however, I had, in fact, referred solely to homemade "oleander soup", which I had posted detailed instructions on how to make at home safely long before you graced us with your presence. 

Not that you will listen, but my advice is to realize that people are not always going to accept you as the ultimate authority on all things having to do with healing and at times there will be disagreements with what you post or believe - so stop being so damned sensitive and let it go now and then, H.  IMO, a person who is truly confident in what they post to begin with does not have to argue on and on and on, nor do they have to resort to slurs and personal attacks, to prove their original point.

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