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Kong- I learned about that by reading articles about both erythrin pigment and cobalt things, such as erythrite and other subjects related to it. It was about a year ago and I cannot remmeber the sites etc, I will keep looking but really do not feel like surfing the whole net for it this week. Maybe next.
It is used for red and blue pigment in ceramics, glass, and paint so why is it hard to connect? You are what you eat. What color is erhtyrite? How it did get that
color apart from pigment being present in some form (erythrin)? I will try to find the link that connects it directly with an article written by a trustworthy biologist.
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