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To: Ian@SI who wrote (290)	9/1/2006 4:25:04 AM
From: zeta1961	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 577

I sure hope that these fruit growers are funding a good portion of these studies..I'll be po'd if I find out that tax payer money is paying for these trivial tests when we've got 40+million people who are uninsured.. trivial, meaning that at this point, I think we've all got it that fresh fruits and their pure juices are good for our health!! Tangentially..I'm not worried about Alzheimer's at my age..it's a disease that comes real close to home to upper middle class men and women who run our gvt, academia, biotech, NIH, big corporations, etc(througout the globe)..these folk will be sure to fund whatever is promising..imo..yet sickle cell anemia which only affects African descent people stays obscured except for those in whose face it insinuates itself.. <end of rant>