Re: Lizard's saliva

[Guest guest]

At 02:05 PM 10/29/04, Sheila Clinton- wrote:

>I have been watching CNN this morning. They just put up a graphic that a

>study has determined the the saliva of lizards, may prove helpful to type

>II diabetics!!!

>

>Does anyone know any more about this?

Ah, I can see it now...roast lizard snacks. Lizard-on-a-stick.

Corn-lizards. It boggles the mind.

Or wait. Maybe it should be " Lizard Saliva Tea " and carbonated Lizard Spit.

Okay, I'm leaving now.

- sky -

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or go shopping. Men invade another country.

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[Guest guest]

Actually this has been in the works for some time now. I think it's in

clinical trials and is called Exanetide. Unless I have it mixed up with

something else...They definitely don't call it " lizard spit, " smile.

Vicki

Re: Lizard's saliva

>

> At 02:05 PM 10/29/04, Sheila Clinton- wrote:

>

>>I have been watching CNN this morning. They just put up a graphic

>>that a

>>study has determined the the saliva of lizards, may prove helpful to

>>type

>>II diabetics!!!

>>

>>Does anyone know any more about this?

>

> Ah, I can see it now...roast lizard snacks. Lizard-on-a-stick.

> Corn-lizards. It boggles the mind.

>

> Or wait. Maybe it should be " Lizard Saliva Tea " and carbonated Lizard

> Spit.

>

> Okay, I'm leaving now.

>

> - sky -

>

[Guest guest]

They definitely would not get me to try it if they called it " lizard spit " ,

LOL!!!!!!

ml

whimsy2 wrote:

>

> Actually this has been in the works for some time now. I think it's in

> clinical trials and is called Exanetide. Unless I have it mixed up with

> something else...They definitely don't call it " lizard spit, " smile.

> Vicki

>

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