And also mice? We could train mice to run down into the lungs with a small dustpan and brush? Magnets on a string? Petrol - a small controlled internal fire? These are also interesting to me and should be tested...
Yessss! What a wonderful episode! It must have been so hard. The email from Dublin and somebody, at last, ‘on the BBC’ describing The Yellow Sphincter. Thank you. #Fortunately
America's most widely consumed oil causes genetic changes in the brain IN MICE. Yet many toxic effects from soybean oil, esp when heated, have been found in humans too. https://t.co/iSIsSgO5Jb via @UCRiverside@EurekAlert
Study: Negative effects of soybean oil on mice, esp. when high in linoleic. Soybean oil consumption in US has increased more than any other foodstuff in past 100y. Scary results from animal experiments go back to early 70s--see my book for overview of this https://t.co/nf0kparzuv
Interviewed on #R4today, the elderly Jewish woman who'd survived Auschwitz as a child made a point of remembering the Roma people murdered in huge numbers there - because none of them had survived to tell their story.
#HolocaustMemorialDay#Auschwitz75
With the country as polarised as it is, the BBC is bound to come in for a lot of stick from all sides (some of it justified, imo).
But just remember: Dominic Cummings despises the BBC & wants to destroy it.
You don't know what you've got till it's gone.
https://t.co/e7mbLQB7Qw