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Article #1471Re: In search of a biochemist
From: Dan Rode
Date: Mon, 29 Jul 1996 00:00
Date: Mon, 29 Jul 1996 00:00
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Chris Barrish wrote: > > I am searching for a biochemist to help me design a relative beta > carotine test that can be done in the home. > > Currently, the only way to test your carrot juice is to take a > three ounce sample and $300.00 to a lab or buy your own $100,000.00 > gas spectrograph. I am looking for an alternative. > > diamond@en.com (Chris Barrish) I really like carrot juice. Just because I like you I'll make you this special deal. For only $150 I'll send a bunny to your home. If he drinks the juice, it's carrot juice. The relative amount of Beta carotine can be determined by observing how much the bunny enjoys it.
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