raw fat binding toxins, was Got organs and glands!!!

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>>> I'd say that what Mark said in another thread " Raw fats also bind with

toxins to help prevent the toxins from doing damage to body organs, joints,

etc. " is true

here and I could be noticing it in my liver.

*****did he say that? i must've missed it. mark, can you describe this

mechanism in a biochemical sense? how does raw fat bind to toxins? it's not

exactly 'raw' anymore after it's been digested and absorbed in it's

constituent components, is it? i i mean it's just a bunch of fatty acid

molecules and the glycerol backbone being taken apart and put back together

in various new forms by the time they get *in* to the body (beyond the

intestinal wall). so, how does it bind to toxins and what does it do with

them once bound?

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