We need carbon dioxide so we can get oxygen.

It’s called the Bohr effect.

Dr. Christian Bohr (1855-1911) got the credit, but other physicians were already familiar with it.

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Friedrich Miescher (1844-1895) wrote (in 1885) …

“Over the O2 supply of the body, CO2 spreads its protective wings.”

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The less you breathe, the more oxygen (and consciousness) you get.

According to Swami Nitty-Gritty …

“Brain power is increased when breath enters this particular state of neutrality known as samadhi, the breathless state, hibernation, or suspended animation.”

Butterflies Need No Taxidermist.

Whole oranges or lemon juice at Spleen-Pancreas Time and Gall Bladder Time are anti-thrombotic and anti-edematous.

Estrogen, polyunsaturated fatty acids, cold weather, darkness, and lack of sodium chloride encourage thrombosis.

Yawning with a wide-open mouth longer than 7 seconds at a time is anti-edematous.

(The longer the yawn, the bigger the brain.)

Left leg = Cognitive Shock involving a man.

Opinions vary.

I tend to avoid it, but Vibrant Gal ate it for years without any ill effects.

The aloin in the brown sap is a potent laxative.

Pressure cooking saves water and power, and neutralizes toxins.

However, we prefer ordinary boiling and baking.

Is cancer a fungus? No.

Is cancer a parasite? No.

Is cancer an isoparasite? Yes.

Cancer loves to eat (almost) everything its host does — including magnesium.

Magnesium prevents the growth of cancer, but encourages its metastasis.