arms, feet, legs, head) to protect vital organs. This may well be only a temporary measure. The recent discovery about a hidden transportation highway means that toxins lodged at the extremities today may be transported to the brain or vital organs tomorrow. ...
one if I don't have Lavender on hand. It's a really beautiful blend of calming and soothing essential oils and again, very calming and to have it in the diaper bag on the go or just on the nightstand before you put baby in bed to get a quick little roll on those little feet. ...
(SPATT) samplers throughout the Monterey Bay area to provide a temporally integrated assessment of potential freshwater sources (Kudela, 2011). Because toxin frequency of occurrence, persistence, and associated environmental drivers may potentially be propelling this freshwater toxin into a sensitive and ...
A strain of bacteria found in human intestines, Serratia marcescens, has been linked to white pox disease, one of a host of infectious ailments that have swept through coral reefs in the Florida Keys and elsewhere. The germ appears to come from leaky septic tanks, cesspits and other sources ...
powder” on the advice of a traveler who said it would help her epilepsy. “After that the patient experienced a prickly sensation or slight pains in the inside of the hands and soles of the feet, and when she walked she thought she felt something like needles betwe...
Perhaps, an initial influx of Ca2+ through the CPB pores could induce mitochondrial ATP production and later release from the affected cell [69]. It is presumed that this rapid peak of ATP release from cells through Panx1 could stimulate further CPB oligomer formation and consequent cytotoxicity ...
Due to the intrinsic low stability, RNA aptamers are less suitable for environmental monitoring applications, although their stability may be greatly increased by covalent binding to a support through π-π staking, as e.g., to graphene oxide (GO) nanosheets [23]. Two paths of GO protecting ...
How is facelift surgery performed? A traditional facelift procedure is performed through an incision starting in the hair or hairline above and front of the ear (the temporal region). The incision is extended downward in front of the ear or along the inside of the tragus, comes under the ear...
The chemical theory of the pathogenesis of the uraemic syndrome begins with Prévost and Dumas (1), who discovered in 1821 that removal of the kidneys leads to a rise in blood urea concentration. Since that time it has been assumed that the clinical features of uraemia are caused by retention...
The Salton Sea (SS) is the largest inland body of water in California: surface area 980 km2, volume 7.3 million acre-feet, 58 km long, 14–22 km wide, maximum depth 15 m. Located in the southeastern Sonoran desert of California, it is 85 m below sea leve