> The rub seems to be
It isn't and doesn't. Please stop pushing this annoying myth.
It isn't and doesn't. Please stop pushing this annoying myth.
Please provide quality references, or even some argument, to support your statement, beyond 'you said so'. 'You said so' is always a useless information-less way to communicate that I would push back on, but this is a health relevant issue, and you are spreading misinformation that is dangerous. Provide some quality references if you're right, but you're not.
>if you're right, but you're not
where is your evidence?