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Jinxed Myself

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(why am I drooling all of a sudden???.....)

Pavlov? :lol:

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Pavlov? :lol:

:lol: :lol: and my appetite is returning ?? whew, glad that glutening episode is almost over (almost 10 days, for pete's sake) :blink:

Gluten is my kryptonite. :angry:

Wish it would glow green so we could see it....

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Gluten is my kryptonite. :angry:

Wish it would glow green so we could see it....

Oooo! :blink: They've done gene replacement to make Open Original Shared Link and Open Original Shared Link glow green, so why not gluten? They obviously don't have any problem randomly mutating crops to increase production without understanding what they are doing(1)

(1) In the late 1920s, researchers discovered that they could greatly increase the number of these variations or mutations by exposing plants to X-rays. "Mutation breeding" accelerated after World War II, when the techniques of the nuclear age became widely available. Plants were exposed to gamma rays, protons, neutrons, alpha particles, and beta particles to see if these would induce useful mutations. Chemicals, too, such as sodium azide and ethyl methanesulphonate, were used to cause mutations.Open Original Shared Link

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that's pretty amazing!!!

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