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EPISODE · Jun 17, 2026 · 51 MIN

Vital amines (Vitamines) are bodyfood embodiment symptoms

from MITI Radio · host Bitha Sadanandan

Vitamins, proteins, carbohydrates and fats are some of the macronutrients that are naturally produced from body that are then supplemented by food we eat and how we digest them. Poor metabolism has been related with lifestyle diseases.Micronutrients are also from microbes and other related phenomena in our body that simply may be called me (matter+energy composite) from copper and zinc keeping it together well enough that the mettle (metal) of our body can purify water well enough to maintain life or devolve into microbial cultures where humanity is an idea we would need to regularly write stories in our books/journals to regular remember and improve the stories of, and have the benefits from having a body that is human.Clean conscience (conglomerate science) is when the visible male dynamics and invisible female dynamics (matter and energy composite?) are acknowledged and body equipments appropriately appreciated such that #humanityacrossboundaries have the benefits of being alive on the same Planet Earth and enliven Life in the Multiverse. #intangibleworldheritage#thehumanrehabilitationprogram#healthierspermandovum#ecologicaleconomics#connectdotmarketing

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