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aubergine solanummelongena. Patient discussion about aubergine. Q. Is it true that tomato seeds, eggplant seeds and the like are prone to causing appendicitis? Is it true that eating tomato with the seeds, eggplant with the seeds and the like are prone to causing appendicitis? Thanks again guys. You're all great. A. No. Things with seeds are irritants to a condition called diverticulitis where pockets in the intestines become inflamed. the seeds sort of deposit there and become infected. Appendicitis is just an inflammation of your appendix plain and simple, no particular cause is really pinpointed. Read more or ask a question about aubergineHow to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The team's first restaurant adventure was Aubergine in Newport Beach, since sold, and Troquet in South Coast Plaza, recently closed. A bunch of high-end eateries have fallen by the wayside in recent months, among them the Four Oaks in BelAir, Citrine in West Hollywood, Granita in Malibu and Aubergine in Newport Beach. Eggplant, or aubergine, did not originate in a field of parmigiana but rather in the woks of Asia. |
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