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The first time i send this post it came back to me so i am sending it
again. Sorry if you've already recieved it before.

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Check out http://www.harfordweb.com/pd/fava.htm#a4145


its real interesting. It mentions that fava beans are a natural source
of L-Dopa. 100 g of fava is equivilent to 20/100 mg of standard
siniment. In the Middle East fava beans is part of our cuisine. we call
it "foul" in Arabic. Has anyone tried it as a substitute for sinement?

The article mentions that it does though still cause dyskinesias....

Dalia



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