Ulterior Health

This article is rather interesting because of how large a group it looks at. It lacks the one thing that started me on this quest to understand the ulterior health factors.

The question: What does the cysteine do? The answer: produce the bodies master cancer
fighting warrior, Glutathione. It has natural healing properties.
Cysteine Levels and Breast Cancer Study

Good health to you.

PS. To learn more about GSH go to GlutathioneDiseaseCure.com and learn how you can boost your cysteine with your diet.

Imagine dripping Tabasco sauce on your tongue and tasting hot doughnut glaze. Or imagine a glop of lemon sorbet in a glass of Guinness tasting like a chocolate shake.
This was the proclamation of a New York Times article (URL Not included for your protection as it had annoying Popups, MFA and Spam Ads as one of the links.)

Nothing is quite as ulterior as a fruit that makes lemons taste sweet.

A new urban sport has emerged from the use of this fruit. It is called flavor tripping. A party is centered around using the fruit and tasting foods. Admission to the party costs about $15.

Where can you learn more about the Synsepalum dulcificum berry of Gahna?

http://www.miraclefruitman.com/ has them for about $90 including shipping and handling for about 30 berries.

Warning…the article did mention some didn’t like the lingering effects of the berry.
Eat something sweet and it may overdo the sensation.

If you know of the berry, please let others know your thoughts.