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He is the source of light and love for everyone in the universe.
A personal blog, named in honor of the novel Petticoat Government by a favorite author, Emma Orczy. The novel is about a fictional woman, Lydie d'Aumont, who attempts to inject some fairness and good governance into the court of France's Louis XVth despite the corruption and selfishness there.
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Using "concrete poetry" to manipulate people
Today I came across a term introduced in my 1970s dictionary that I think might help explain some of the political and societal polarization...
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He is the source of light and love for everyone in the universe.
About Me
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- I research regional cuisine differences and juxtapose them with medical research and epidemiology. Sometimes, I end up with new hypotheses as a result, which I revisit to modify or refine from time to time. Molybdenum glycinate's efficacy for treatment of nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and migraines is my hypothesis that has the most evidence (real-life) for it.
My Blog List
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In Defense of Mistakes1 week ago
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‘Every weld is a challenge’1 year ago
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So, let’s start with Systematics3 years ago
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2016
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October
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- Shark teeth
- Impressive results in overcoming allergies
- Impressive results in overcoming allergies
- Buckwheat
- Sketchy invitations
- Fair skin and Parkinson's
- Aldose reductase inhibition
- Licorice
- New topic - Parkinson's and smoking
- Humming
- Gastroparesis and migraines connection is H2S?
- Wrapping up morning sickness posts for now
- Pineapple
- Why am I doing this nutrition research?
- Another molybdenum success story for migraine amel...
- Lemons and nausea/vomiting
- Lemons and nausea/vomiting
- How Zofran's effectiveness lends support to a sulf...
- Can magnesium help with nausea and vomiting of pre...
- Why does vitamin B6 help with NVP sometimes?
- Why does vitamin B6 help with NVP sometimes?
- Excess folic acid linked to extra weight gain when...
- Seasonal variation in nutrients
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