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Wed, 23 Jun 1999 23:36:59 -0400
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"S.B. Feldman" wrote:
> One question is the undefined use of the word toxin without reference to
> magnitude of the amounts involved. The cyanide in almonds and in certain
> fruit woods are parts of metabolic processes that may or may not have
> anything to do with self-preservation.
I may be way off base here, so please don't take the following as anything
definitive. I vaguely remember reading something a while ago that said
the compound in almonds is not cyanide, but is cyanide-like and is not
actually harmful. If I remember correctly the discussion also involved
vitamin B-17, that might help one find the info using a search engine.

Ilya

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