Darryl wrote: > Have you found a good "vegetarian" *Gruyère cheese or is it made > with rennet?
The GE stuff is banned in organic cheese here, but in NAm you'll find various kinds of "vegetarian" cheese, incl. "Swiss cheese" (Emmentaler) which practically has the same top Lys/Arg ratio as Gruyère. --- > And from Baylor University Medical Proceedings... for Smallpox It is > likely of no consequence what the natives were eating (Amaranth alone or > good mixtures of foods). Do you have a link on that? I can't find such a statement on their site. > Smallpox simply was not in N.A. prior to the > arrival of the Spanish. Not /reduced/ immunity, NO immunity. Excess arginine makes people susceptible to virus infections. The question of immunity to the disease arises later (after the virus got a hold). Even if one assumes that smallpox viruses are not impressed by a high Lysine/Arginine ratio, other common viruses such as various herpes and influenza varieties clearly are. So the claim of "genius crop" is gone... --- REH wrote: > You have problems with arginine ... > We are all bio-chemically individual. The arginine/virus connection is a general biochemical fact, not just a personal problem. You can't dismiss the fact that all humans need to breathe oxygen as a personal problem just because some have asthma... > The problem with Amaranth commercially has not been arginine ...because most people don't know about the arginine connection... and care little about health issues in general. Big Pharma is laughing all the way to the bank... Chris _______________________________________________ Futurework mailing list [email protected] https://lists.uwaterloo.ca/mailman/listinfo/futurework
