Re: Flagyl info, for gas-Kills Anaerobes; takes no prisoners

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At 7:32 PM +0000 8/3/01, Lili F. wrote:

>

>> The druggiest told me it was an antibacterial drug

><snip>

>

>Hmmn.. I always considered it to be an antibiotic.. but sure enough,

>the drug guide states that it is an " anti-infective (miscellaneous) "

>

>Therapeutic action of Flagyl:

>...Most noted for

>activity against anaerobic bacteria, including bacteroides &

>clostridium.

Bingo! Those are the baddies in the gut! --Steve

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[Guest guest]

At 7:32 PM +0000 8/3/01, Lili F. wrote:

>

>> The druggiest told me it was an antibacterial drug

><snip>

>

>Hmmn.. I always considered it to be an antibiotic.. but sure enough,

>the drug guide states that it is an " anti-infective (miscellaneous) "

>

>Therapeutic action of Flagyl:

>...Most noted for

>activity against anaerobic bacteria, including bacteroides &

>clostridium.

Bingo! Those are the baddies in the gut! --Steve

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[Guest guest]

At 2:28 AM +0000 8/4/01, wehrco@... wrote:

>...

>Steve

>Just curious...are you a doc, or pharmacist, or in some realm of the

>medical field?

No, but I play one in my dreams.

Actually, back in the 60's I did graduate work in biology, but never

did the dissertation, so did not get a Ph.D. in biology. My

undergrad work was in physics--MANY years ago.

> Or are you just armed to the teeth from fighting for your surgery.

Nope. Much of my career was as a consultant in a think tank. We had

the cavalier attitude that we could come up to speed and pass

ourselves off as experts in just about any field. And, often, we

did. In fact, in the 70's I wrote a book on Wastewater Treatment for

Rural Communities, and lectured here and there to sanitarians about

the latest practices for septic tank and leach field design and

usage. In the 90's, I helped propagate Internet all over the world.

So, in many ways, you could think of me as a professional con artist.

But, if I am unsure of my facts when I post here, I tell you so.

>BTW..CONGRATS man, on beating the beaurocracy (sp?,

>but you know what I mean...fonix are grate!) Way to fight (and win)

>against the machine!

OOPS! I think that you were mixing me up with soozyl@...

whom I was congratulating for whooping UHC in Florida.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend,

Steve

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[Guest guest]

At 2:28 AM +0000 8/4/01, wehrco@... wrote:

>...

>Steve

>Just curious...are you a doc, or pharmacist, or in some realm of the

>medical field?

No, but I play one in my dreams.

Actually, back in the 60's I did graduate work in biology, but never

did the dissertation, so did not get a Ph.D. in biology. My

undergrad work was in physics--MANY years ago.

> Or are you just armed to the teeth from fighting for your surgery.

Nope. Much of my career was as a consultant in a think tank. We had

the cavalier attitude that we could come up to speed and pass

ourselves off as experts in just about any field. And, often, we

did. In fact, in the 70's I wrote a book on Wastewater Treatment for

Rural Communities, and lectured here and there to sanitarians about

the latest practices for septic tank and leach field design and

usage. In the 90's, I helped propagate Internet all over the world.

So, in many ways, you could think of me as a professional con artist.

But, if I am unsure of my facts when I post here, I tell you so.

>BTW..CONGRATS man, on beating the beaurocracy (sp?,

>but you know what I mean...fonix are grate!) Way to fight (and win)

>against the machine!

OOPS! I think that you were mixing me up with soozyl@...

whom I was congratulating for whooping UHC in Florida.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend,

Steve

--

[Guest guest]

At 2:28 AM +0000 8/4/01, wehrco@... wrote:

>...

>Steve

>Just curious...are you a doc, or pharmacist, or in some realm of the

>medical field?

No, but I play one in my dreams.

Actually, back in the 60's I did graduate work in biology, but never

did the dissertation, so did not get a Ph.D. in biology. My

undergrad work was in physics--MANY years ago.

> Or are you just armed to the teeth from fighting for your surgery.

Nope. Much of my career was as a consultant in a think tank. We had

the cavalier attitude that we could come up to speed and pass

ourselves off as experts in just about any field. And, often, we

did. In fact, in the 70's I wrote a book on Wastewater Treatment for

Rural Communities, and lectured here and there to sanitarians about

the latest practices for septic tank and leach field design and

usage. In the 90's, I helped propagate Internet all over the world.

So, in many ways, you could think of me as a professional con artist.

But, if I am unsure of my facts when I post here, I tell you so.

>BTW..CONGRATS man, on beating the beaurocracy (sp?,

>but you know what I mean...fonix are grate!) Way to fight (and win)

>against the machine!

OOPS! I think that you were mixing me up with soozyl@...

whom I was congratulating for whooping UHC in Florida.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend,

Steve

--

[Guest guest]

At 2:28 AM +0000 8/4/01, wehrco@... wrote:

>...

>Steve

>Just curious...are you a doc, or pharmacist, or in some realm of the

>medical field?

No, but I play one in my dreams.

Actually, back in the 60's I did graduate work in biology, but never

did the dissertation, so did not get a Ph.D. in biology. My

undergrad work was in physics--MANY years ago.

> Or are you just armed to the teeth from fighting for your surgery.

Nope. Much of my career was as a consultant in a think tank. We had

the cavalier attitude that we could come up to speed and pass

ourselves off as experts in just about any field. And, often, we

did. In fact, in the 70's I wrote a book on Wastewater Treatment for

Rural Communities, and lectured here and there to sanitarians about

the latest practices for septic tank and leach field design and

usage. In the 90's, I helped propagate Internet all over the world.

So, in many ways, you could think of me as a professional con artist.

But, if I am unsure of my facts when I post here, I tell you so.

>BTW..CONGRATS man, on beating the beaurocracy (sp?,

>but you know what I mean...fonix are grate!) Way to fight (and win)

>against the machine!

OOPS! I think that you were mixing me up with soozyl@...

whom I was congratulating for whooping UHC in Florida.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend,

Steve

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