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From: rand61711@aol.com (Rand61711)
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Subject: Albumen absorption in intestine?
Date: 17 Dec 1996 03:05:57 GMT
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Novice needs data on  absorption of egg white albumen in intestine... is
it broken down to polypeptides, aminos, or is albumen simple enough to be
absorbed  as is?
I guess if I knew the chemical structure of albumen, I could gues at the
anwer.

The reason I need to know is that increases in serum albumen can be
theraputic for aging mitochondria  (which all of you over 30 have).
Bob 

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