From: jtem01@gmail.com   
      
    SolomonW wrote:   
      
   > I find this highly credible   
      
   Problem is, the testing is far from accurate. Take how they found   
   tobacco  and cocaine in Egyptian mummies. These two plants   
   come from the Americas!   
      
   NOTE:  If the testing is accurate that would require a transatlantic   
   trade going back thousands of years before there's any record of   
   one.   
      
   The fact is that chemicals change over time. They degrade. They   
   bond with something else, or break down into other things or   
   both. It's excessively unlikely that ancient Egyptians were smoking   
   tobacco and snorting cocaine. Chemical changes over thousands   
   of years more than likely resulted in something close enough to fool   
   a test.   
      
   THE HUMAN BOODY EXPERIENCES THIS!   
      
   Our environment is saturated with estrogen mimics.  These are   
   chemicals that your body thinks are estrogen, and they latch on   
   to hormone receptors. They can be in foods like soy/tofu, they   
   can be in plastics leaching into food & drink, some sources have   
   claimed that shampoos can be a major source...   
      
   The point is, as finely tuned as our bodies are they can be fooled   
   into thinking something is estrogen when it's not. So the idea that   
   a test for hemp or cocaine isn't perfect is hardly shocking.   
      
   But, it's also true that if hemp was available there would have been   
   no reason for them to NOT use it!   
      
   Israelites though? Not a chance. That part is made up.   
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
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