The enzyme, Xylose isomerase, is used to turn glucose to fructose in the high fructose corn syrup creation process; what you find out is that it requires cobalt ions to work.
Cobalt is a metal, heavier than iron, that is added to the isomerase to catalyze the process. In very small amounts, cobalt is good for your body, being part of what makes up vitamin B12, but such small amounts are regularly found in the air, water, and food you eat. Continue reading “High Fructose Corn Syrup Contains Mercury And Cobalt, Dangerous Heavy Metals”

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