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To: BARRY ALLEN who wrote (4723)	1/12/2000 9:47:00 PM
From: David M. Gloss	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4891

Company: ADVANCED VIRAL RESEARCH CORP Ticker: ADVR Form Type: S-1 Filing Date: Wed Jan 12 16:10:00 EST 2000

To: BARRY ALLEN who wrote (4723)	1/13/2000 8:56:00 AM
From: majormember	Respond to of 4891

Written five years ago by a wise Uncle: CHICKEN SOUP Recent medical research has demonstrated the great therapeutic value of chicken soup. The Jewish housewife knew this from centuries of experience as she used it as her first line of defense against all ailments. Yet, this was not always so. The chicken is nowhere mentioned in the Bible. Indeed, the mention of roosters in Isaiah 27:7, Job 38:36, and Proverbs 30:31 are explained by the Rabbis as references to other fowl. Roosters and hens were unknown in Palestine until about the second or third century before the Common Era. variously described as having been introduced from Persia or Babylonia, the Hebrew word Tarnegol (chicken) is derived from the Babylonian. According to the criteria in Levitious 11:13-19, the chicken is technically unclean since, like the ostrich, it is not a true flying fowl, but is mainly earth oriented. In fact, the Rabbis of the Talmud argued its acceptance and finally approved its use. Somewhere in the Talmud (the writer has misplaced the reference), there is even a debate whether the chicken is meat or pareve! Out of all this, the chicken has emerged as a basic feature of the Jewish cuisine.