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Old 10-21-2011, 12:42 AM #33
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IMark...sounds like you are doiing all the right things...have you tried making fermented papaya???? God Bless!
Thank you, Aunt Bean . I firmly believe that planting your own beans, watering it and looking after it with loving hands and waiting for the beans to blossom is theorapatic just as much as the l-dopa found in the beans.
As for Papaya, we buy the fresh fruit occasionally when we find it in the super market and it is delicious.
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