This is because lectins are tied directly to inflammation and autoimmune reactions in your body. Lectins are a form of protein found in nearly all plants and animals. They bind to the sugar molecules called polysaccharides that cover the surface of most cells in your body.
Tim Duncan, left, scored 19 points in San Antonioâs final game of the season, a playoff loss to Oklahoma City. Credit Alonzo Adams/Associated Press. After 19 years and five championships with the San Antonio Spurs, Tim Duncan announced Monday morning that he would retire at age 40.
Tim retired from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in December 2012 following a 27 year career during which he worked as a biologist in Utah, Kansas, and Denver, CO. He is currently living in Philip, but will be moving to Hill City this summer (flying out of CUT).lthough raised in southern California, Tim graduated from USD, Vermillion, and worked in Brookings during the early 1980 s at SDSU before joining the USFWS. He and his bride (Kay, a SD native) have been looking forward to moving back to South Dakota to enjoy their retirement.