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james oliver
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There has to be a way around the nitrogen fixation issue with humans - it can't be the case, as so thoroughly stated everywhere, where we have to consume nitrogen in foods (amino acids?) in order to satisfy our nitrogen needs. Is there any outside the box thinking, any super sleuths with a better understanding than the usual wiki pedia posters, that would disprove this mandate (of sorts) - or at least show other ways in which the human body can work around or get around conventional means of procuring needed nitrogen. Perhaps from within.