>cheers > >Amadeus >(presently reading the Udo Erasmus Book and finding it excellent) I'm glad to hear that I'm not the only one who found it to be exciting. I can not believe what he know about the processing issues of fats so many years ago. Mainly though, I have yet to find a better argument for taking a natural/orthomolecular approach to permanently healing degenerative diseases. This is the book that started my passion for health. When I first read those chapters about how cancer and many autoimmune diseases can be cured, I was immediately interested in health. I also found Udo's love for Mother Nature and the natural way of things to be contagious. Although he wasn't a pioneer, he definitely deserves credit for organizing all the info into 1 book. Justin Hasselman ps. To those who emailed me about thyroid questions, I'm going to type up my thyroid suggestions (which are my personal views, I am not a medical professional, nor do I desire to be b/c I'm more concerned about health than disease) and post them to the list. That way, others can critique it and those who asked me questions can get more than 1 perspective on the subject. Since I have so many emails about this, I won't post it until this weekend b/c I want to make sure it's thorough (spelling?) enough. ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com