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Newguest Posted 11 years ago
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My full quota
I know that if I do not drink a sufficient quantity of fresh raw vegetables juices every day then, as likely as not, my full quota of nourishment enzymes is missing from my body.
--- Is the author saying that then most probably he won't have the right number of nourishment enzymes in his body?
I take it to mean that by "nourishment enzymes" the author means "enzymes in food"?
--- Is the author saying that then most probably he won't have the right number of nourishment enzymes in his body?
I take it to mean that by "nourishment enzymes" the author means "enzymes in food"?
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Newguest Is the author saying that then most probably he won't have the right number of nourishment enzymes in his body? More "sufficient quantity" than "right number". Newguest I take it to mean that by "nourishment enzymes" the author means "enzymes in food"?
- Newguest Is the author saying that then most probably he won't have the right number of nourishment enzymes in his body?
- More "sufficient quantity" than "right number".
- Newguest I take it to mean that by "nourishment enzymes" the author means "enzymes in food"?
- I wouldn't bother looking for too much sensible meaning in this text.
- Later on it says "Enzymes are an intangible magnetic Cosmic Energy of Life Principle".
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NewguestIs the author saying that then most probably he won't have the right number of nourishment enzymes in his body?More "sufficient quantity" than "right number".
NewguestI take it to mean that by "nourishment enzymes" the author means "enzymes in food"?I wouldn't bother looking for too much sensible meaning in th
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