Re: peppers and gall stones

[Guest guest]

wrote:

> Marilyn called me from work yesterday. She was putting

> cayenne pepper in her soup, and a co-worker told her

> that peppers cause gall stones. Claimed he read it in

> a " health " magazine. Is there any truth in this?

>

> Peace, love, laughter

>

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Hi ,

Gall stones are the result of the solidification of cholesterol. Peppers

do not cause cholesterol to solidify that I am aware of. They also don't

cause gall stones. Which health magazine was this person citing? I would

be interested to hear this.

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[Guest guest]

You're probably right about the peppers. If he

mentions it again, I'll have Marilyn ask him

specifically where he read it. If it is a health

magazine, I'll have him count how many pages there are

in it, then count how many ads for medications, drug

therapies, stuff like that. It is a very high

percentage in general in those types of magazines.

Kinda shows where their funding comes from, and who

they are supporting with their " health " advice.

The job situation is pretty bleak. Since I have a

falony conviction on my record, most places won't even

give me the time of day. But I'm pressin' on!!

Peace, love, laughter

--- Suzanne <suziesgoats@...> wrote:

>

> I have not heard this but would guess they would be

> referring to " green peppers " not the hot peppers....

> and then in abundance also...

> ny two cents,

>

> by the way.... how's the job situation?

> Suzi

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