In article <46kd1b$
...@newsstand.cit.cornell.edu> "Tim Triche, Jr." <t
...@cornell.edu> writes:
>bba
...@cis.net (Bonnie Bates) wrote:
>>Enzymes taken by mouth do work to reverse allergies.
>>They did for me. My hayfever is gone. Bonnie
>Is it possible that removal of the allergen or a change in immune
>response was actually to credit for your relief?
>It's difficult to accept such a statement as yours without a mechanistic
>explanation. There are so many variables in the human body that it
>seems almost arrogant to claim that you've isolated the one variable
>which caused your symptoms. But maybe you're right - I'd just ask for a
>little more detail, if you could provide some. Thanks.
>--
>tim triche, jr - cornell chem/biochem '97
>
http://deja-vu.oldiron.cornell.edu/~jabbo/ >"yield to temptation - it may not pass your way again"
Tim, it's nice to see such objectivity and application of the experimental
approach. I've worked in applied enzymology for 50 years and abhored the
promotion of enzyme supplements the way they have been set forth. The failure
of people to recognize that other variables, besides the one they are
concerned about, may be the one9s) responsible for the good or bad reaction
they noted.
Keep up the good work.
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