† I think there’s pros and cons to everything, Olga. I did get talking to the nurse who ran the Diabetes course I was on, about the oral version of Ozempic, back in the day. His experience was that it wasn’t as effective. Cheers, though: I’ll have a word with my GP, when I see her next.
Oh, that’s a thought … do you remember we talked about aspartame? It seems there’s issues. (Apparently, it’s as dangerous as working as a hairdresser: remind me to not put hairspray in my tea!)
‡ Actually, they’ve usually been quite small, Debbi. This episode’s OVER the two gigabyte limit. I THINK the different colour profile’s causing issues. At any rate? I’ve got a 2k version brewing: that should be with you by tomorrow, at the latest. (I’ve got both Macs on: and getting two machines announcing the time at me.)
Q5) revolution I had read a similar article about Aspartame. Possible doesn't mean a lot, especially when one checks the list of other substances. Yes, sugar is dangerous as well, so, nothing seems to be without risks (Water and the microplastics...) (And I was reading an article about ovarian cancer, and you're right, it seems that hairdressers are at the highest risk of any profession for that one. It is down to all the chemicals they use, for perms straightening hair and dyeing it, I imagine. Not surprising, to tell you the truth, but I don't think that side of things get any attention, compare to other professions with inherent risks).
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Q1) France
ReplyDeleteQ2) The Storming
Q3) Paris
Q4) the Fifth Republic
Q5) revolution
I had read a similar article about Aspartame. Possible doesn't mean a lot, especially when one checks the list of other substances. Yes, sugar is dangerous as well, so, nothing seems to be without risks (Water and the microplastics...) (And I was reading an article about ovarian cancer, and you're right, it seems that hairdressers are at the highest risk of any profession for that one. It is down to all the chemicals they use, for perms straightening hair and dyeing it, I imagine. Not surprising, to tell you the truth, but I don't think that side of things get any attention, compare to other professions with inherent risks).
1 Paris
ReplyDelete2 Storming of the Bastille
3 Paris
4 5th Republic
5 Revolution
I should have said this, this morning …
ReplyDeleteBut, just so everyone knows, the next 10 question sites are tomorrow, and on the 26th and 28th July.
Tomorrow’s is about Manitobo, the 26th is about New York State, and the 28th about the late great Bernard Cribbins
Oh, boy! :) Um ... yay! (Okay, okay ... I'll be fine.)
ReplyDelete1. France
2. storming
3. Paris
4. the Third Republic
5. revolution
My sister and brother-in-law are in France right now. Great timing, huh? :)