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To: Londo who wrote (24940)	4/29/2001 4:11:01 PM
From: JSB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 118717

I'm not a scientist, but if Levin has a patent that says tagatose cleans up the liver and colin, I'm inclined to believe it. As far as the fertitility patent is concerned, if the use of tagatose provides a greater percentage of live births and greater birth weight, I don't see anything to dispute. Additionally, aside from the obvious diabetic benefits of tagatose, it does diminish glucose spikes from regular sugar when tagatose is in the system. While my vision isn't what it once was I don't think I'm totally blind and I surely don't recall you showing anything to contadict Doc Levin's results.

To: Londo who wrote (24940)	4/29/2001 4:22:22 PM
From: JSB	Respond to of 118717

Tagatose research follows. I would like to present the answers in a different way. So, here goes. The following are areas where tagatose had to pass. When the examination was concluded, tagatose not only passed, it turned out to have beneficial effects. 1. Cancer. Tagatose passed all the tests. In addition, tagatose is converted to short chain fatty acids that reduce cancer occurance in the large intestine(colon). Some of the "fiberlike" effect may also reduce liver and pancreatic cancer rates. 2. Genetic mutations. Tag passed all tests. In addition, it has an anti-oxidative effect and it is expected to reduce mutations that are caused by oxidative mechanisms. There is a patent to store organs in a tagatose solution. 3. Effect in pregnancy. May control gestational diabetes (high glucose in pregnancy)-no work yet. But tag produces birthweights that are closer to what they are supposed to be. Pups are larger and healthier. 4. Circulatory system. Tagatose does not harm red blood cells. In effect, tag reduces anemia and fights hemophilia. They have a patent. 5. Glycosylation. Tagatose has a lower glycosylation index that glucose. This measures the tendency of the double bond oxygen of the carbo to combine with long lived proteins and cause harm. Tagatose also reduces blood glucose. So, it has a double effect on glycosylation. There is a patent. 6. Liver function. This has been studied by MRI. Supposedly, that was the paper that held up GRAS. The paper is accepted for publication and GRAS was declared. Tagatose causes no harmful effects to the liver. Its anti-oxidative effects are expected to promote liver health. Tagatose causes a slight enlargement of the liver, which is due to increased liver glycogen storage. This is healthful, because of the reduced blood glucose. Liver glycogen then is a reservoir if extra glucose is needed. There might be products for athletes. 7. Reproductive function. Tagatose does not promote sexual desire, but promotes the health and proper function in overweight and diabetic people. Patent? 8. Tagatose can be used to reduce overweight and obesity. Patent pending. _____________________________ Limitations. High dose causes diarrhea. This in fact protects against overdose. _____________________________