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markd
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Only if the parasites are 1. chocaholics or 2. having pms,
otherwise it is only a typical treat.
>is there any evidence that chocolate (with no added sugar)
>treats parasites
otherwise it is only a typical treat.
>is there any evidence that chocolate (with no added sugar)
>treats parasites
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Moosh:)
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On Sat, 27 Mar 2004 21:13:28 GMT, [email protected] posted:
>is there any evidence that chocolate (with no added sugar)
>treats parasites
Yes it gives them a good treat
Seriously, which parasites did you have in mind? Mistletoe?
>is there any evidence that chocolate (with no added sugar)
>treats parasites
Yes it gives them a good treat
Seriously, which parasites did you have in mind? Mistletoe?
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Tim Tyler
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[email protected] wrote or quoted:
> is there any evidence that chocolate (with no added sugar)
> treats parasites
Slap in on all over and it might keep the flies off:
``Evaluation of cocoa oil for individual protection against
Simulium damnosum s.i.''
- http://calorierestriction.org/pmid/?n=12616944
An anti-pathogen effect is not an unreasonable idea - but I
don't know if it's been looked into much.
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> is there any evidence that chocolate (with no added sugar)
> treats parasites
Slap in on all over and it might keep the flies off:
``Evaluation of cocoa oil for individual protection against
Simulium damnosum s.i.''
- http://calorierestriction.org/pmid/?n=12616944
An anti-pathogen effect is not an unreasonable idea - but I
don't know if it's been looked into much.
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