In a message dated 10/22/2004 2:57:37 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> our body sometime confuses it for adenosine which > can cause problems (such as it being substituted for adenosine in our > dna during replication causing a frame-shift mutation). This is so interesting. It sounds like what was being referred to in the 60s in this context: There was a scare campaign in 1967 or a bit later that LSD made your chromosomes "come apart." That sounded really dangerous to people. Some people started worrying about having mutant babies. Then, scientists pointed out that it happens anyway, without LSD, and actually caffeine caused it a lot more than LSD. This is just what I remember reading about, and I might be wrong. I never heard anything about mutant babies actually being born because of either LSD or caffeine. Except for that "dancing baby" on the computer ... that thing is a mutant alien from hell! :) ___________________________________________________________________ The DJ Denise mailing list http://www.djdenise.com/
