>
> 	"Each time Barry Groves reports on a medical study he gave a
> different conclusion to the data than the researchers do...." --Dr.  
> Joel
> Fuhrman,
> http://www.diseaseproof.com/archives/diet-myths-the-misinformation- 
> of-barry-
> groves-and-weston-price.html  [I don't agree with many of the  
> opinions at
> Fuhrman's site, but it is interesting that Fuhrman reports  
> additional cases
> of Groves misrepresenting study results.]

I thought that that was the point?  Sometimes Groves may be making  
the point that the data does not necessarily support the conclusions  
that are being drawn from it.  There is a whole separate debate about  
the inherent bias in much of modern peer reviewed science.