Some humans experience Intestinal Distress (diarrhea, cramps, inflammation, etc.) from eating food containing:          a citric acid           b peptide fragments of the casein proteins           c lactose           d bacterial toxins           e Sodium Aluminum Sulfate  (Na Al SO4 )

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Q: The number of essential amino acids is: O 1) six. O 2) seven. O 3) eight. O 4) nine

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