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1. If you've ever wondered why some authors were forced down your throat in high school, I've wondered that a lot myself, and learned a lot from them in the process.
2. In addition to bad grammar, you make errors both historical and logical.2. I actually think that's a strength. I'm not publishing papers because I'd like to read with people who have real concern for the text first. There's no advantage to reading together if I already know everything.
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I know you think I’m crazy, but I promise garlic helps a lot. I really have no idea why, but you can either take the pill form or eat a bunch, make some soup out of it, but get a whole lot in (and a whole lot of sleep) and whatever’s making you sick will pass a lot quicker.
Whatever you actually do I hope you get better like immediately!!
Get well soon, Ashok. Meanwhile I am enjoying raiding your archives here. It just reminds one again that this is possibly one of the best blogs about.
Regards, etc.
I hope you continue to mend, those South American bugs are a bit feistier than our average cold. It does sound like it is breaking, just continue to drink hot tea with natural honey, lemon, and of course anything that is very spicy – spicy food improves your immune system and releases endorphins that will make you feel much better.
I’ll call to see if you are better, or getting better any way.
Peace
I am realizing this year that my
colds have been remarkably shallow
and few since I got up over 2 miles
walking per day. I’ll vouch for
the spicy food too! I read that
cayenne pepper opens the nose when
decongestants won’t, with the low
level fungal infections where you
are suffy for months. And so it
clears them as well, by moving things along. Seems to help
breathing too.
Your analysis is atypical and
very carefully pursued
Ashok..interesting reads!