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A tomato has from three to five or more "locular cavities", so I guess *some* tomatoes have four.
It's "lycopene", not "lycopine". Lycopene is not an essential human nutrient, but there is some ongoing research to see if it has a role in preventing certain diseases. If you are going to champion a certain nutrient, you would seem more credible were you to learn to spell it correctly.
I guess by "pure heart and blood food" you mean "especially good for the heart and blood". Do you have any evidence for that, or are you just saying it?
Your whole post seems to be saying that "this food resembles the human heart in some (questionable) ways, therefore it must be good for it". This line of thinking is known as "sympathetic magic". I'm afraid I don't believe in magic,
though I know a lot of people do.
Tomatoes taste wonderful. I love to eat tomatoes, and that's enough for me.
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