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I believe this answered at least one of your questions, Rev.


This:
"yes the Scandanavians do have adaptations not seen at all in the tropics. Turns out there is another form of melanin besides black. Red.The Red dont tan well either, but it *dont* burn. But given the milky whiteness of the Redheads I've been close enough to see, clearly an adaptation that would permit Vitamin D generation"

Answered this:
"wouldn't that same cold adaption be present in people of today like the swedes, the finns, the siberians and easily detected when compared to peopl of the equatorial regions? "

??????? You seem incredibly dense.

'seem'...?

I believe this answered at least one of your questions, Rev

maybe so,which is one, but i was hoping to hear from RK as her posts indicate that she has a good head on her shoulders and she presents her side quite well.

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Is this a Professional Board where Professionals Meet?


If it is, I see very little in this thread.

No, Gena. Anyone can join in.
Please feel free to do so.

Try some of the other threads that don't deal with religion.

But melanin still tends to raise the adrenalin level and lower the seratonin level, so Redhead lovers are a handfull.

That has been my personal experience, but I want to do some more field work on this issue....

Barracuda wrote:

But melanin still tends to raise the adrenalin level and lower the seratonin level, so Redhead lovers are a handfull.

That has been my personal experience, but I want to do some more field work on this issue....

Been doing that for years Let's compare notes!