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No, some bacteria do have chlorophyll. Hey chloroplast used to be bacteria :) A little more details here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photosynthetic_pigment However the claim that chlorophyll would have any healing power is "woo"le different story. And a quick look at one of the website s...

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... minimize the degree to which taking that extra year-series will slow you down. Subscribe to Scientific American today. Start reading all the bio articles every month. Go to the library and read some back issues, especially articles on bio (proteins, DNA, immunology, ecology, taxonomy, neuroscience, ...

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... related to this substance / common blue food dye .. ? Close enough for the affect to be the same / mode of operation .. ? http://esciencenews.com/articles/2009/07/27/common.food.dye.may.hold.promise.treating.spinal.cord.injury Common food dye may hold promise in treating spinal cord injury In ...

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What you've said sounds correct, I think. I don't have much experience with this though. I suggest searching some biology articles from Wiley Science or any other place to double check. The results go in their own section and there's a separate discussion section. As long as you are ...

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... millions of years!! But a creationist has a global flood in his model which can attribute this feature. Mr. Astus wrote I have read creationist articles, such as this one: http://www.icr.org/index.php?module=res ... chp_sa_r01 These articles usually don't do anything more than attempt to poke ...

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