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12-18-2005, 10:04 AM
I came across a page today that says all of the bacteria extracted from tomatoes have, so far, been innocuous to even the most advanced AIDS patients.
www.science-projects.com/safemicrobes.htm (http://www.science-projects.com/safemicrobes.htm)
This next may not apply to AIDS in particular at this time but, >>
1-octanol stops programmed cell death. It can stop the degrading actions of more than one toxic source; for instance, it can counteract the effects of exposure to ethanol, thereby negating, among other things, fetal alcohol syndrome.
They will have a pill out in a few years to halt fetal alcohol syndrome that contains 1-octanol and homedistilling can eliminate almost all ethanol in beverage alcohol as well (it, and methanol, are the first 3% that boil off).
1-octanol is found in many things, including pesticide, and is related to the fatty acid contents in foods (and fertilizers). Soy is high in 1-octanol.
knock-knock
who's there?
orange oil is a great pesticide as well
www.science-projects.com/safemicrobes.htm (http://www.science-projects.com/safemicrobes.htm)
This next may not apply to AIDS in particular at this time but, >>
1-octanol stops programmed cell death. It can stop the degrading actions of more than one toxic source; for instance, it can counteract the effects of exposure to ethanol, thereby negating, among other things, fetal alcohol syndrome.
They will have a pill out in a few years to halt fetal alcohol syndrome that contains 1-octanol and homedistilling can eliminate almost all ethanol in beverage alcohol as well (it, and methanol, are the first 3% that boil off).
1-octanol is found in many things, including pesticide, and is related to the fatty acid contents in foods (and fertilizers). Soy is high in 1-octanol.
knock-knock
who's there?
orange oil is a great pesticide as well