From: Amara Graps (amara@amara.com)
Date: Thu Jul 12 2001 - 06:43:49 MDT
Robin,
> But the smell of garlic? I fear that seeing great wisdom in
> that is most likely wishful thinking.
Robert,
>Not so. I believe garlic has recently been shown to be a metal
>chelator. If so, it should have health promoting effects. The
>"wisdom" here may be simply cultural wisdom passed from generation
>to generation as a result of the better health of ones ancestors.
Yes, garlic is healthy.
Partly it was a joke.
Partly there was truth that I can learn from and find awe
in the smallest things around me.
The background was that I wrote some poetry last winter about the
most meaningful things in life emerging from the smallest, most
inconsequential beginnings.
That's really all I was referring to regarding the garlic thing.
I don't think you need to make any more out of it.
Amara
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