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Shi (that woman) may turn out to be the st up idist woman since Pandora. It is possible she may have created a human ELE. In a few thousand years at most someone will know.

What am I talking about?

Let's start with this reporter's question to US President Trump on 4/15/2020.


No what Dr. Shi did was a little worse than that. Watch the first half hour of this to learn about the most stupid thing any human has ever done.


monkeys, cats, dogs, cattle, humans, nothing is immune. And as South Korea has reported it mutates too. South Korea advised a day ago that they now have 116 people who were infected with Covid19 in January and were cured and released, but now they are back in the hospital infected again with a new variant of the Covid19 virus.



ELE = Extinction Level Event.
Thank you Dr. Chi

Calling all men : when writing your profiles please beware: women 63-80 years old probably do not want kids to bore just for you. The latest on the kid issue for older women is: a 35 year old woman who wants kids is referred to in the medical profession as a "geriatric pregnancy", I am telling the truth.

Not a very complimentary comment but then life can be brutal, especially if technology or procedures to become pregnant are used.

When I read a profile about a man and he is 69 years old and wants kids, I being to wonder in what reality is he living? It is sad. Surely he must understand that for a 63 woman or older, it would a very big health risk not only for his partner but for the kid. Just because he can, does not mean he should.What about a lifetime of special needs for the kid?nothing and I mean nothing guarantees a safe, healthy baby. Please be truthful.

There are thousands of kids that should be adopted, they need a family.

Two things about them for sure. They are real, and they have the weirdest names. Two of my worst are Gamphobia and Gynophobia. But I digress, all you lovely CS ladies. How real? Almost doubling of heart and breathing rates, profuse sweating, tremors unstoppable, desire to flee---but often frozen in place. And even changes in vision and hearing, not to mention memories for the fearsome event. Often the dreaded object is (usually) completely harmless. Watch someone very arthritic, normally unable to get up onto a chair, be right up there almost instantly, on seeing a little mouse, if not bolting clear out of the house, screaming. And if not treated successfully, they often can put real limits on work or other important aspects of life. If you are affraid to use elevators, forget that dream job on the 50th floor. Oddly enough, this one, very common, has no special psychological name---just referred to as claustrophobia, or acrophobia, and other names. And the range of treatments sometimes themselves can bring on a chuckle. Some phobias even seem innate to humans and some animals, occurring almost from birth or early age. Formidable.

unbelivably yet again CBD is curing many ilnesses, cancer, tumors, prostate, alzeimers, Your brain, pain, eyesight, dementia, sleep prpblems, reversible aging, heart attacks and many more cured, astounding dicovery.

Thailand wants to ban these three pesticides:
chlorpyrifos, an insecticide made popular by Dow Chemical that is known to damage babies’ brains; Syngenta’s paraquat, a herbicide scientists say causes the nervous system disease known as Parkinson’s that has been banned in Europe since 2007;
and Monsanto’s glyphosate herbicide, which is linked to cancer and other health problems.

The US government says no.
The Trump administration is putting profits before people by pressuring the country not to ban harmful chemicals

Dow, Syngenta and Monsanto have each merged their way to become bigger corporate behemoths in recent years, wielding their enhanced power in Washington to keep these and other money-making pesticides on the market. For example, before merging with DuPont earlier this year and spinning off the agrochemical business that made chlorpyrifos, Dow successfully defended continued use of chlorpyrifos despite scientific concerns. The agrochemical companies are not having as much luck keeping foreign leaders in line, however, amid growing global awareness of the risks many pesticides spell for human health.
Thailand joins dozens of countries that have already banned or are planning bans on paraquat, chlorpyrifos and/or glyphosate. Thailand’s national hazardous substances committee voted last month to ban all three due to the dangers established by scientific evidence.

Thailand’s leaders were motivated in part by research showing that use of these chemicals in agriculture not only puts farm workers at risk, but also endangers consumers because the bug and weed killers’ residues persist in fruits, vegetables, grains and other foods.

In the United States, pesticide residues are so common in domestic food supplies that a Food and Drug Administration report issued in September found more than 84% of domestic fruits, 53% of vegetables, and 42% of grains sold to consumers carried pesticide residues.
US regulators parrot industry talking points as they insist that dietary exposures to pesticides are nothing to worry about and say any risks to farm workers can be mitigated with proper training, protective clothing and other measures.

According to Thai news reports, US officials have also been warning that the ban will interfere with lucrative trade. The US is especially upset about a glyphosate ban, arguing that it could limit hundreds of millions of dollars in Thai imports of US grains, which are often laced with glyphosate residues.

It may be disgraceful, but it’s certainly not surprising that the Trump administration is working to protect glyphosate and other pesticides that bring profits to big corporations. The agrochemical industry players are devoted donors to the political machinery that runs Washington and they expect a return on their dollars.
Chlorpyrifos was scheduled to be banned two years ago from US agricultural use but when Trump came into office the EPA decided to delay any action until at least 2022. The agency is currently updating its risk assessment of paraquat, seeking public comments through 16 December; but it appears poised to allow continued use, albeit with restrictions. And earlier this year the EPA affirmed that it continues to find no health risk associated with glyphosate.
One example of the governmental fealty was laid out in an internal Monsanto consultant’s report made public through litigation against the company. The report quotes a White House policy adviser as saying: “We have Monsanto’s back on pesticides regulation. We are prepared to go toe-to-toe on any disputes they may have.”

It’s certainly not surprising that the Trump administration is working to protect glyphosate and other pesticides that bring profits to big corporations

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...used to refer to real doctors specializing in manipulation, and other methods, to help some with pain and movement issues. Sort of like glorified physical therapists. Even have their own name---Physiatrists. Not to be confused with the real nail painters/hair colorers of medicine---Psychiatrists. But I digress. More and more, the benefits of lowering body temperature, temporarily, are being used. Actually known to some ancients, and more modern pediatricians have long seen that youth "drowning" in cold, usually fresh, water, can fully recover, even after long time periods, before definitive treatment. And certain afflictions, notably some strokes, and even killer rabies, normally often fatal, respond much better with the victim on ice. And now some trauma victims, clinically dead, if treated quickly, may be saved by infusing chilled resuscitation fluids directly into the heart. Which is then hand/machine cranked, better protecting brain and heart perfusion, (sadly not that organ all men love as life itself), again allowing definitive surgical treatments. And speaking of surgeries, longer procedures are now done at cooler body temperatures. But there's much more. Cooler heads, and bodies, may actually enable longer space flights, protecting against radiation, weightlessness, and even inflammatory and auto immune threats of space. And high pressure/concentration oxygen in hospital barimetric chambers can aid the treatment of many disorders. Physical medicine. Wow. Sadly, none of these medical miracles hold any apparent hope for severe Trump Derangement-Hilary Deficit Syndromes, in many liberals. But the research continues.

For years American cancer patients have been hopping the Mexican border for a strange treatment that looks like nothing more than water…

Why?
mexican border

Because an in-vitro study shows this Mexican “Water” helped to kill 10,000 times more cancer cells than one of America’s most prescribed chemotherapies alone.

One doctor has reported remission rates as high as 95% using this treatment…

And some patients with advanced, terminal cancer have used it to live years longer than anyone thought possible (all while reporting little to no side effects) …

But now it’s available right here in the US.

And you can get full details on this life-changing therapy right here.

Nice view from hotel room of city skyline, and jets leaving from Logan. Commons all lit up for season. Shopping deals galore. Too many free greasy calories. Poontang on the prowl for that all important desirable Mrs. Degree. But the program is of mixed blessings. Lots of great informative talks, and fun meeting old colleagues. Slimey state governor now giving vapid keynote soporific speech. But the pervasive influence of conference funders big Pharma is striking. Well, as adults we hopefully learn to take the good with the bad. Perspectives.

July 1 — To paraphrase a great old slogan for Guinness beer: Sex isn’t just good, it’s good for you!

Okay, so maybe there’s some wishful thinking going on — the science isn’t exactly iron-clad — but evidence is accumulating that the more sex you have, the better off you are.

There is one caveat, though. “We do not have good data to show a direct connection [to all-around good health]," says Jennifer Bass, the head of information services at the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction in Bloomington, Ind. "We know that healthier people have more s*xual activity. But we do not know which comes first. Does the good health make you more willing to have sex, or does the sex have a positive impact?”

And you dirty girrrls and Don Juans should know that the assumed health benefits of sex are generally thought to accrue to people in loving, monogamous relationships or those flying solo. Risky sex with lots of partners will probably do more harm than good.

But while researchers try to nail down the impact on overall health, data is mounting when it comes to some specifics. Here are several potential benefits:

1. Easing depression and stress
Bass says this is pretty definite. “The release from o*gasm does much to calm people. It helps with sleep, and that is whether we talk about solo sex or sex with a partner,” she says.

But wait, there’s more. A recent study of college students at the State University of New York in Albany suggests that semen acts as an antidepressant. Females in the study who were having sex without condoms (see safe sex caution, above) had fewer signs of depression than women who used condoms or abstained from sex.
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“These data are consistent with the possibility that semen may antagonize depressive symptoms,” the authors wrote, “and evidence which shows that the va*ina absorbs a number of components of semen that can be detected in the bloodstream within a few hours of administration.”

I kid you not, ladies. Semen is good stuff. It gives a shot of zinc, calcium, potassium, fructose, proteins -- a veritable cornucopia of vitality!

2. Relieving pain
o*gasm is a powerful pain-killer. Oxytocin, a natural chemical in the body that surges before and during climax, gets some of the credit, along with a couple of other compounds like endorphins.

According to a study by Beverly Whipple, professor emeritus at Rutgers University and a famed sexologist and author, when women m**turbated to o*gasm “the pain tolerance threshold and pain detection threshold increased significantly by 74.6 percent and 106.7 percent respectively.”

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3. Boosting cardio health
I can’t resist another plug for semen. It’s possible that male goo can lower blood pressure. Another recent study found that women who gave their men o*al sex, and swallowed, had a lower risk of preeclampsia, the dangerously high blood pressure that sometimes accompanies pregnancy.

It is now 31 December 2019...

My plans are:
HAPPINESS

Yours...?

We are all getting ready for the Christmas holidays...
At least my family and friends are...

Staying at home, avoiding the traffic, or going to some resort.
Food, Drinks, Swimming, Playing with the animals, and lots more.

Some will spend their Christmas Bonuses, very quickly...while some won't get...
While some will save as much as possible thinking forward to the coming year...
and what if that something goes wrong...

The Holidays:

Can't wait...!