On 07-20-97  16:59, David Wilson typed to All
  regarding: => What's The Subject? <=
 Hello David,
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 DW> There are many erudite viewpoints expressed here and I admit that they
 DW> are all interesting to me except for the political debates and the
 DW> backbiting which seem out of place.
 DW> Will continue to watch, however.
 DW>
      We have a most excellent moderator who does a good job keeping people
      in line without the kind of tyrannical presence which you seem to
      seek.
      I can appreciate your impatience with off-topic messages, but that's
      what my [Enter] key is for.
      I have found all kinds of interesting alternative health info here.
      Why just recently I got an e-mail from someone who got my address
      from this echo, about the wonders of Morinda citrifola or Noni plant,
      also known as Indian mulberry.  The fruit is high in vitamin C and
      contains caproic and caprylic acids, essetial oil, B-D-glucopyranose
      pentaacetate 2, and apseruloside tetra acetate among other
      constituents.   According to Dr. Ralph Heinicke, a biochemist, Noni
      fruit contains a proxeronine which causes the body to generate
      xeronine, a chemical constituent essential to intracellular protein
      metabolism.
      Noni fruit. leaves, and roots have long been used in traditinal
      Hawaiian and South Pacific islands medicine, where the plant has been
      cultivated for many generations.
      I have not personally used this product but would like to know if
      anyone has ?
      Regards,
      Ty
	 Ty Meissner        E-MAIL: Ty.meissner@grape.net  
     I will sleep and dream like the air, and move like the wind, with 
assion
     when it pleases me.  The Universe is not up there... Its here, and we're 
     in it, third rock out from the sun.   --  Peter Spiro
... Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how did you like the play?
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