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To: daniel1212; Qiviut; ConservativeMind; Diana in Wisconsin; All

I have now read the link on Vitamins for Vegetables. I don’t know what the writer means by B100. I don’t know if A and E are improved by dissolving them in boiling water. I think there may be water soluble forms of one or both of them.

Next I am going to pursue the information I found in Qiviut’s comment #23 whick mentioned pig lard containing Vitamin D. There are interesting implications in that statement. Are people suffering results of Vitamin D deficiency because we seldom use lard in cooking any more? Is Vitamin D in all pig lard, or only some and is it also in beef lard? Is D also in bacon fat which I like to use for frying? Stay tuned.


69 posted on 06/18/2022 1:31:11 PM PDT by gleeaikin (Question authorityt)
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"Next I am going to pursue the information I found in Qiviut’s comment #23 whick mentioned pig lard containing Vitamin D. There are interesting implications in that statement. Are people suffering results of Vitamin D deficiency because we seldom use lard in cooking any more? Is Vitamin D in all pig lard, or only some and is it also in beef lard? Is D also in bacon fat which I like to use for frying? Stay tuned."

I only see fish oils and marg. as major sources providing Vitamin D, but fish oil (vs. emulsion) is not recommended for garden soil.

80 posted on 06/18/2022 7:02:42 PM PDT by daniel1212 (Turn to the Lord Jesus as a damned+destitute sinner, trust Him who saves, be baptized + follow Him!)
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