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Royal Vetarinary and Agricultural University: http://www.mli.kvl.dk/
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Canadian Org. of Nutritional Education: http://www.hpb.ca:8080/
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Deja News Website: http://groups-beta.google.com/
Food Law Page: http://fscn1.fsci.umn.edu/FoodLaw/FoodLaw.html
Maize Genome Database: http://www.agron.missouri.edu
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D-mannose helps a lot of people avoid bladder infections. I have a
problem with it, though. A lot of the D-mannose around is made from
beech and birch trees ("hypoallergenic"). I have severe food
intolerances and I got very sick from this D-mannose.

There's also D-mannose made from glucose, which is isomerized to
mannose and fructose and they separate out the mannose. The glucose
would be made from corn since almost all glucose is, and it is
usually pretty "dirty" still with corn protein. I don't know how
much of the corn protein would be left after the isomerization
process, does anybody? I have severe problems with corn also, and
food reactions make me quite sick for 4-6 days so I'm cautious about
just ordering some and trying it.

Does anybody know of D-mannose synthesis processes that would be very
good at purifying out the proteins?? There's a synthesis that
"natural" D-mannose companies talk of darkly, as involving aniline
dyes and formaldehyde - would this method result in mannose that's
clean of protein?

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Lake Eyre in South australia makes a great natural iron fertilization
experiment , and several smaller lakes that dry out before algae grow
are good controls , as are the nearby seas that receive iron rich run
off after heavy rain , clearly Iron fertilization will not only cure
global warming and increase fish many many times for a few cents ,
eventually when the public discover it the "experts" will all get
sacked for not admitting the cure earlier

When the public discover the cure to global warming is simply to add
used" tin" cans to the sea , will not only cure global warming for
free , it will also feed several billion people as a bonus as fish
return to the ocean

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Water catchment basin feeding Lake Eyre,
http://www.lebmf.gov.au/agreement/images/map.jpg
http://www.lebmf.gov.au/basin/images/map2.jpg
Lake Eyre after 2000 floods , 10,000 sq km inland sea , flooded with
red waters
http://gallery.photo.net/photo/151915-md.jpg