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To: combjelly who wrote (793932)	7/6/2014 6:42:20 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1578696

I didn't forget tomatoes. In general, fruits or vegetables that are red, blue and darker are that way due to anthocyanins and other anti-oxidants. I mentioned cranberries because he did. I don't know if they have natural carcinogens, but many foods do so it wouldn't necessarily be a surprise. Everything I have ever read about cranberries suggests they are very good for you and not a carcinogenic that causes cancer: whfoods.com That's why I asked him for his source. Lately, I have noticed on this thread that more and more, wingers make it up they go along. Always been the case in the past but not to this extreme. They rarely try to substantiate what they claiming these days.