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Re: urea - a stinky subject

Dear Sharon,
 
Well, urine is a chemical by-product and urea is one of its components. That's about the end of my knowledge!
 
This diet is so wacky. I cooked salmon in butter, ate asparagus with butter and made dessert out of 1/4 cup of whole cream with 1 tsp sugar and 1 tsp cocoa added -- it was delicious and only about 3 grams of carbs! This is the complete opposite of how I trained myself to eat!
 
Fran
 
On Tue, 14 Jan 2003 16:07:12 -0800 Sharon Hanna <hanna@direct.ca> writes:
Hi again...is anyone an expert on this subject? Is urea a 'chemical by-product', or a component of urine, which I assume is not a 'chemical'. Help, please, from a Science major (off-list, please) This is about whether soil can possibly be considered 'organic' - a huge bugaboo around here - there is really no such thing, as far as I can gather.

Thanks

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