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  1. An article: pnas.orgpnas.2131556100 a continuation to: www3.interscience.willey.comcgi
    bin/abstract/89012902/ABSTRACT and some reactions in the media:
    msnbc.com973366.asp theage.com.aucgi
    bin/common/popupPrintArticle.pl?path=/article/2003/09/30/1064819910892.html post-post-
    gazette.com/pg/03273/227089.stm health.ucsd.edu09 29 varki.html ... Any relevance
    with diabetes ? Logically could be. euristics

  2. euristics wrote: Some of the reactions in the media told more than the abstract at the Academy of
    Sciences. I would say that it is to early in the research to relate the findings in this study to
    cause and effect of diseases. Cows milk consumption childhood onset of type 1 diabetes has been
    thought by some to be involved with the demise of the pancreatic beta cells. So many other things
    have also been speculated to cause the loss of beta cells.

    ...............Neu5Gc intake if eaten at daily recommended ...............servings Total milligrams
    Milk (cow, 2%) 711 Milk (cow, raw)711

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    An article: pnas.orgpnas.2131556100 a continuation to: www3.interscience.willey.comcgi
    bin/abstract/89012902/ABSTRACT and some reactions in the media:
    msnbc.com973366.asp theage.com.aucgi
    bin/common/popupPrintArticle.pl?path=/article/2003/09/30/1064819910892.html post-post-
    gazette.com/pg/03273/227089.stm health.ucsd.edu09 29 varki.html ... Any
    relevance with diabetes ? Logically could be.

    Frank

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