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This is your best writing to date. I am blown away. Thank you for all the hard work you do for me and the other subscribers!

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Farmer Pete's avatar

Boom! Thanks for the mention, Agent. This is what I have been waiting for. How did you find out that HPLC was the industry standard?

Since I can't find a single 'isolation' discovery paper (with methods) on any alleged vitamin, I have to wonder what 'extraction' method these biochemist lab voodoo quacksters were doing in the early 1900s when they were doling out the Nobel Prizes for miracle nutrient discoveries.

So let me see if I have this straight... you take a food, pulverize it, toss in the chemicals, heat it, cool it, toss in more chemicals again, run it through a special miracle filter that judiciously allows assumed tiny particles through (and keeps the bad ones out), bake it, take the baked goodies and dilute and add more chemicals, put it in a special machine that assigns color codes (which is a way of telling you what you think might have?) and bam, this final product is the miracle nutrient found in the food. Yeah, seems like a lot of question begging here. Wouldn't you have to assume what you were looking for already existed in order for this method to "work"?

The similarities with fraudulent "virus" cell culture experiments are glaring. I have to assume there are also no controls. If there were, I'll bet you could find (artificially create) the same "vitamin" from any food chosen, or a piece of tree bark, or a sample of dried chicken shit- keep chemical recipe the same. Imagine if people new that chicken shit was teeming with the full complex of B vitamins? So what we have here are newly created products, not something found somewhere in nature. Now you can assign it a chemical coding, give it a name, patent it, manufacture it, bottle it, and sell it. Slap a sexy label on it and you have yourself some miracle pills.

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