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Hi,

Just as an added bit of information I heard on a TV show, long ago; The

worst criminals are VERY high in manganese. What that means exactly, not

sure but it was an interesting tidbit.

Jean

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> No, I certainly am not offended. Not in the slightest. I am not aware of the

> ordinary requirement for manganese. Surely it is quite small. Those tiny

> ammounts can make huge differences though. For example oil of lemon, orange,

> and grapefruit are all mostly limonene. Yet our noses can detect the

> distinguishing odor of grapefruit in a New York second. There is a unique

> sulfur containing compound in grapefruit. Quantity? Less than 1 part per

> billion. That is like 5 drops in an Olympic size swimming pool. Yet we pick

> it out easily. So tiny quantities can be very important. So I am not saying

> you don t need manganese, but I am wondering how much you need to supplement.

> Do you have access to some kind of food chemistry books? I am wondering which

> foods would be more likely to give you all you need. Another thing I believe

> that. I cannot prove is that our bodies can process natural organic food

> better than manufactured nutrients and would be less

> likely to store them in deleterious ways. Is there any reason to supplement

> manganese? I wish I knew the answer, but I think you are correct that there

> is a malfunction somewhere or You wouldntt have too much iron unless you ttook

> it in supplements.

> Sorry about the fat finger typing. I have asked my daughter to fix me a

> stylus that a touch screen will respond to, but so far she has ignored my

> request.

> Ann

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>> Ann Brandenberger wrote:

>>> I really could care less whether anyone else.lbelieves this. I do believe

>>> in an unseen world and one in which we play a special part, not just as non

>>> influential observers, but one in which even electrons have free will. So

>>> take it or leave it.

>> It is good you don't care, so you should not be offended at all that I

>> don't go in much for a lot of what I see as the woo-woo idea of

>> chemistry and physics. We are all free to believe what seems right to

>> us.............I just hope I'm not loading iron even faster because of

>> using a manganese supplement. Whatever the body can or cannot do in

>> theory, bodies in fact do not always operate as they

>> should................so what I am saying is if the body CAN transmute

>> manganese into iron, any individual body COULD do so when the iron is

>> not actually needed but would contribute to further overload. Things

>> just don't always work according to rules...............if bodies always

>> worked according to the rules, nobody would ever get iron overload in

>> the first place.

>> just my own two cents,

>> I frankly don't care if you agree or not, my sole interest and

>> responsibility is myself, and I have a body that doesn't follow rules,

>> and often reacts oppositely to expected.

>> sol

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Chemtrail contains aluminum, barium and strontium also some viruses. This acc.

to video i watched last night.

> >>>> I really could care less whether anyone else.lbelieves this. I do

> >>>> believe

> >>>> in an unseen world and one in which we play a special part, not just as

> >>>> non

> >>>> influential observers, but one in which even electrons have free will.

> >>>> So

> >>>> take it or leave it.

> >>> It is good you don't care, so you should not be offended at all that I

> >>> don't go in much for a lot of what I see as the woo-woo idea of

> >>> chemistry and physics. We are all free to believe what seems right to

> >>> us.............I just hope I'm not loading iron even faster because of

> >>> using a manganese supplement. Whatever the body can or cannot do in

> >>> theory, bodies in fact do not always operate as they

> >>> should................so what I am saying is if the body CAN transmute

> >>> manganese into iron, any individual body COULD do so when the iron is

> >>> not actually needed but would contribute to further overload. Things

> >>> just don't always work according to rules...............if bodies always

> >>> worked according to the rules, nobody would ever get iron overload in

> >>> the first place.

> >>> just my own two cents,

> >>> I frankly don't care if you agree or not, my sole interest and

> >>> responsibility is myself, and I have a body that doesn't follow rules,

> >>> and often reacts oppositely to expected.

> >>> sol

> >>>

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