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KD5YTX


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Posted: 07 Dec 2003 06:33:02 pm    Post subject:

This is a stupid poll, but why not. Yay or nay on lecithin.

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Ninjas dissaprove of excessive and abusive lecithin use!
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NETWizz
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Posted: 07 Dec 2003 11:02:22 pm    Post subject:

You stated that letchen is a lipid (fat), care to explain it more?

BTW, any food containing letchen lists it in the ingredeance.
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Arcane Wizard
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Posted: 08 Dec 2003 08:03:51 am    Post subject:

I have no opinion, I am a spineless weasel, I wish not to disclose my belief on lecithin.
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Darth Android
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Posted: 08 Dec 2003 12:58:29 pm    Post subject:

ditto

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Matt


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Posted: 08 Dec 2003 05:11:33 pm    Post subject:

well . . . the poll is here cause its pointless so:

This poll is dumb (...) thats what I voted
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KD5YTX


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Posted: 08 Dec 2003 07:00:21 pm    Post subject:

From http://www.lecithin.com/info/p2.html
Quote:
Soybean lecithin is a multifunctional, flexible and versatile surfactant composed of a number of compounds, predominantly phospholipid, which exhibit their own unique physical and chemical properties under their own optimum conditions. By virtue of the functionalities that can be exhibited by its various components, it can be utilized in a diverse variety of applications.


Lecithin is utilized in a wide variety of food and industrial applications. Biochemically, it is a lipid material belonging to the class known as phospholipids and is a component of all living cells. Lecithin was first discovered in 1850 by the French scientist, Maurice Gobley, who named it "lekithos", the Greek term for egg yolk. Until the advent of soybean processing, the egg remained the major source of commercial lecithin. Because of its high lecithin content, egg yolk is still used today to produce quality food emulsions such as mayonnaise.


Physiologically, lecithin is an integral part of all organs and glands. The brain itself contains 25% phospholipids on a dry weight basis. Vital organs such as the liver and reproductive tract, and muscles contain high concentration of phospholipids. Phospholipids are also among the primary building blocks of all cellular membranes. Membrane functions include cellular transport of nutrients and wastes, internal cellular pressure regulation, and ion exchange.


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Lecithin is a vital part of all ninja's diets.
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