Quite honestly your posts and multiple references to additional links did not highlight any fault or harm that would be caused by the consumption of Zija or Moringa.
That's absolutely true,
but completely irrelevant.
What my research turned up was:
  • Your claims of "science" were all hokum -- you cited articles that were merely literature surveys.
  • Your use of the Johns Hopkins imprimatur was undeserved -- the guy at JHU was a non-tenure track prof studying broccoli
  • Your claims of "peer review" were overblown -- when the editor in chief is also an article's author it is a conflict of interest.
  • That there is a tremendous amount of Zija marketing hype on the very website you linked to.


I felt that I had a point to make both that nothing was pinpointed to be harmful in anyway
I wrote that the vegetable is a common crop on the indian sub-continent, that's pretty much the opposite of claiming it is harmful. You are the only person in this entire thread to bring up the question of potential harm. I think you brought it up as a red herring so you could vent your frustration at having your faith in this vegetable called into question.

I honestly did not want to post the above in response to any negativity in hopes it would die down.
Coming back a week after the last post in the thread with a made-up grievance is really more of a way to kick it up a notch. Instead, I recommend simply avoiding outrageous and unsupportable claims. I guarantee that will keep me from responding.

your attempts, post no merit other than potential personal gains
I have so much to gain because I am selling the anti-scam - everybody give me your money and I will research and debunk specious claims from MLM converts. I even did the first one "at cost" - so it's like I'm not even actually selling anything.

For whomever has an issue with this being branded as an MLM or something of that nature.
The reason people have an issue with the MLM is that legitimate MLMs are as scarce as hen's teeth. Coming out full-throttle with appeals to authority like indiscriminately citing "peer review," claiming PubMed is "top tier," trying to blind us with 'science' and your acceptance to medical school only increase the skepticism.

I don't doubt your sincerity one iota, you clearly have a belief in this vegetable that leaves no room for doubt.
And that is what I have an issue with.

"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts."
-Bertrand Russell