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Query:

Subject: How do the nutrients in our foods get into our bloodstream?

Date: Sun Dec 22 07:51:52 2002
Posted by Ben
Grade level: undergrad School: Malaspina University-College
City: Nanaimo State/Province: BC Country: Canada
Area of science: Medicine
ID: 1040561512.Me
Message:

I've just read something where the author believes that it is entirely a 
electrical/magnetic attraction that pulls the nutrients with a strong enough 
electrical field through the intestinal walls. How does this jive with what 
traditional science/medicine thinks? I've read lots of articles that phrase it 
like "then the molecules can be absorbed into the blood." ... well, any ideas 
how that might happen?


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