“I have become at sixty-five the contemporary of people whose heart has been cut out and rewired, and I love them. I live in a world in which I know that the incarceration rate of the black population of the United States is superior to any other known incarceration rate except at the height of the Stalinist terror in Russia. I live in a world in which fourteen people condemned to death in Taiwan — I’m totally against the death penalty but that’s what they still have in Taiwan — were shot while attached to respirators so that their organs could be harvested and transplanted in Japan. And in a world in which all this becomes trivial, it becomes very difficult to say that for me earth and soil are still the same thing. I want to be able to kiss the soil on which I stand, touch it. The earth, which is nothing else but a photograph taken by a Hasselblad whirling around in a satellite, is a denial of the earth.”

“Estrogen Deficiency in Women Linked to Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease.”

“Estrogen fuels autoimmune liver damage. Summary: A new study in mice may help explain why women are more prone than men to a form of liver damage by implicating the female sex hormone estrogen in the development of autoimmune hepatitis.”

Adano Ley jazzed it up a bit (aloe, etc.), and sold it as Skin Food.

Grief targets the lungs. Country doctors knew this.

It’s too spooky for today’s meat-carving doctors.

Shameless marketers are actually protecting the general public from Yellow Necrotic Fat Disease — selling 3% omega 3 flax oil from yellow linseed instead of 57% omega 3 flax oil from brown linseed.

(No farmer in his right mind would feed his animals brown flax.)

The flax oil from yellow flax contains 65-75% omega 6 oil, a lipid incapable of giving people lipofuscinosis.