Re: Duncan - here it is again said differently

[Guest guest]

Doesn't Bruce Fife give references to his statements? Without

references, the statement below is just a conjecture. We all make

conjectures all the time. But I can say that what I believe to be

probably true changes over time as my personal experiments provide me

with more (sometimes contradictory) data.

If Dr.Fife writes books with no footnotes or references to research, I

don't see why people bother reading them.

Alobar

On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 1:57 PM, Bonnie Cole <bonnieview@...> wrote:

> Duncan:

>

> From Dr. Fife's book Coconut Oil Miracle Page 134.

>

> Fresh Coconut contains fatlike substances called Sterols, that are very

> familiar in structure to Pregnenolone.

>

> Pregnenolone is a substance that our bodies manufacture from Sterols to make

> hormones such as DHEA and Progesterone.

>

> When women's bodies are in need of these hormones, Pregnenolone is used as

> the starting material to make them.

>

> Does that make more sense written that way? I can understand it and don't

> analyze it to death. Just tell me if it makes sense to you please.

>

> Bonnie

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