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To: Jacques Chitte who wrote (13739)	10/20/1998 1:40:00 PM
From: Gauguin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71178

I had to sleep next to a field of sheep once. Jeez. Who would think "munching" could keep a person awake most of the night? Actually, it's more like ripping and tearing. They pull the grass up, like pulling tape. Velcro. They don't know they're supposed to make you sleepy. REAL bullfrogs are BAD too. No peace. They actually sound like dangerous bulls; me thinking that's wherest they got the name. You're afraid they're going to run down your tent. But you look out there and you don't see anything. So you ask the guy, "Did you hear that last night?" LOUD. I asked MJ about B12 and she said our supplement is derived from yeast. More at: vegansociety.com The term B12 encompasses a group of related substances known as cobalamins. It is commonly but inaccurately believed that animal foods are the only source. In fact, active B12 is thought to be unique among vitamins in being made only by bacteria. The B12 found in meat (especially offal), eggs and dairy milk derives from the activity of bacteria living within the animals. Prolonged cooking, including boiling of cow's milk, destroys B12. I am not knowledgeable in these things, so I wouldn't know if this is accurate or not. B12 does have a cool name though, cyanocobalamin from blue and cobalt.