Oh Steve, thanks for getting back to your normal course! This is much more along your normal line of questioning. Very entertaining!
It is amazing the questions that come from a humanoid devoid of rational abilty! I think you are indeed one of the most enteraining of askers on Yahoo. You should get a special prize!
No Steve, I am not aware of any religion that "literally" accepts the sacrament "wafers" as you refer to them as the literal flesh and Blood of the Savior.
They are represenitive of His flesh and blood as was the first sacrament performed in his presence at what has become known as the last supper.
The ordanance of partaking of the sacrement, however, when officiated by those holding the Priesthood, having been given the proper authority, is a binding ordiance that when received by one who has prepaired him/herself through repentance, allows one to renew thier covenent of baptism which is to take upon them the name of the lord and promise to follow in his footsteps. By so doing they are cleansed of their sins and are able to begin a new. So while the elements are symbolic, the binding priesthood ordanance is vary real.
Maybe that is a point of imput that your chemical processes had not received.
I await your next output.
Thanks for your humor!
We love ya Steve.