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The reason for starting this thread was that I was curious as to
Christina's take on Suchail's finding that IMI is rapidly completely
metabolized to CO2.

Christina, could we please return to my original question?  With your
background in neurophysiology, could you please explain how if IMI and all
its metabolites are completely degraded to CO2 in a matter of hours, how
its binding could be "irreversible"?  Thank you in advance!

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Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA
www.ScientificBeekeeping.com

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