I think you have me confused with someone who offered an explanation. I'm not a pretend-a-doctor and I'm not farming the internet for quacks and their solutions to pad self-published, non peer reviewed E-books with. As for your citation, I would implore anyone to see the good doctor's site and notic...

I'm not knocking expensive thrones, and especially not if they help, I'm knocking freelance net doctors who have answers with only the internet as education.

Perhaps the Ischial tuberosity causes the brain to insert the 'idea' of being pointy when a player sits on less expensive thrones because most guys spend a lot of money on thrones that have not a scintilla of medical endorsement and the brain is conditioned to think that throwing money at $hit solve...

The feeling of clogged seems to be a a mental, top-down effect. Because the ear isn't hearing as well as expected, part of the brain is like "It's gotta be clogged" and inserts the feeling of clogginess. Fascinating stuff. What part of the brain is it that autonomically makes flawed assum...

If there's anything you learn from living long enough in the modern age, it's that you take a look at your meds when any problem presents.

Odd-Arne Oseberg wrote:
It's a f'n drum company.

I get that part.

It's like the shark passed away and no one had to jump.

ED_W wrote:More clips of DiCenso/Clark Expedition. I was lucky enough to see them up close at Maggy's.

There it is ..

Nature bats last.

I don't know which is more strange:. I don't think you understand the amount of money that Google spends making sure that change doesn't happen. And I don't think you understood my point. The person in the story you quoted travels to Washington to discuss with congresspeople an obvious and continui...