I am walking down an unbeaten path here and realise to a few it may seem more trouble than it's worth but there are reasons.I will soon have my own land and plan to have a greenhouse capible of growing all the food we will need all year round.propagation will play a key role if I can master it.if I can clone viable plants before I harvest then I won't have to constantly replenish seeds and the cloned plants will reach maturity alot faster than a plan grown from seed.as for why I'm on this thread,it was regarding asprin being used as a rooting agent for cuttings,and dispite my methods my goal here is relevant to the thread.I'm well aware of how to navigate this forum and I am all over the place here.I will admit my approach to validating or debunking the asprin theory is a bit off topic but the goals of these experiences and experiments are right on point.I'm simply useing a rose due to its difficulty in propagating in this fashion. In the end I want solid proof in my hands that asprin makes a good improvised rooting compound.and I'm sure many people can benifeit from this research as we all are trying to find more ways to save money.that being said,I am hopeing for success,and as a bonus,maby some people will expand in hydroponics and find it can be a valid way to grow plants in less than favorible conditions,or simply use this form of gardening to make there plants grow to the best possible conditions.or you can just buy a rose pop it in the dirt and deal with a plant like the red cascade posted above.I won't judge.that out of the way,I did upgrade the coffee can system with a beter resivoir and soon will be ready to proceed.will do so under more sterile conditions and I plan to upgrade to a grow lamp on a timer,a humidity dome,and a co2 generator,as well as a ventilation system or air pump to keep oxygen level optimal.complete swap of air will be done daily, temperature will be more closely monitored,as well as humidity.in the six plant rig I'll conduct another experiment to see how effective asprin is at rooting,but I won't post details till its under way.

Because so many people confuse signs of aging with signs of menopause, it's impossible to answer this question with an unqualified yes or no. Yes the hot flashes go away or decrease to a level to where you don't really notice them much. The insomnia pretty much disappears. The "fog" disappears. You may find yourself more assertive and a little less willing to suffer fools patiently. The aches and pains that go along with an aging body won't go away though. The wrinkles and grey hair aren't going to go away. The above is true if you don't use exogenous hormone preparations. If you do use those you will not be post menopausal in a biochemical sense. Instead you will remain perimenopausal for as long as you take these drugs and hold back your body's natural transition to post menopause. I had my last period in Nov. of 1994. I still have a few mild hot flashes every day but I seldom even notice them now. I sleep reasonably well, have no memory or cognitive problems, and can honestly say that I've never felt better in my life. I take no drugs or otc supplements of any kind.

The McDonald's lawsuit was hardly frivolous. The woman in question suffered third degree burns. The fact that the burns were on her thighs was fortunate for her. Had they been in her mouth instead, she might have died. McDonald's had had numerous complaints about the excessive temperature of their coffee. Since no one can drink a beverage that's at 180 degrees serving one at that temperature represents reckless disregard for public safety. That's what they were sued for. The woman received only enough money to pay her medical bills. The pain and suffering portion of the award was set reduced to almost nothing. The misrepresentations of this case have entered the realm of urban legend. If you're going talk about events it's wise to check the facts and report them accurately. The point about alternative remedies is that by law they may make no claims regarding efficacy and safety so they have nothing to substantiate. The drug didn't "work?" Since there was no implicit promise made that it would "work" and since in this context "work(s)" isn't defined and can't be defined, it's impossible to prove the elements which would provide grounds for a civil suit. There is no way to prove that a manufacturer didn't deliver on its promise when no promise was made. I just realized that the subject I typed in is totally absurd. So I'm going to post this twice. Once here as a response to you, and again under the correct heading menopause without exogenous hormones.

I also have a 9 year old shihtzu and last weekend she had on sudden paralysis and she couldn't stand up and it took me a few hours to get a hold of a vet , I took her in last Saturday night and the vet said she has something wrong with her spine without doing any exrays , she just concluded that it was spinal and gave her a pain shot and ASPIRIN and another shot for nauseous, well on Sunday she wasn't any better and it appeared to me she was taking a seizure so I called the vet back and was instructed to bring her back in , they gave a shot Of neurontin in pill form and put her on prednisone 5 mg the neurontin is to be given ever 8 hours and the prednisone once a day , I gave her the neurontin for a few days till I seen she's sleeping to much to really be eating anything so I stopped the neurontin and continued giving her the prednisone which through prayers she's doing ok with and of the mornings she still shakes some and she still has a low energy drive , I'm totally suspecting this could be IVVD since that runs in shihtzus and the surgery to fix it is between 3000 and 5000 which isnt affordable , I'm suppose to reduce the prednisone tomorrow at half the dose which I'm totally leery about doing, I just wished they were certain about her spine since to exrays were taken i have been totally devastated over her since last week , she does seem to walk without limping now and she eats good and drinks good , I'm just worried about the prednisone issue 🙏😢💗