... what people consider to be 'recreational drugs', cannabis is a 'healthful tonic' that heals the body and spirit and is good for many, many ailments. i've cured yeast infections and fungal infections [from suppressed immunity] with topical cannabis products i have made. it gives me an appetite, makes it possible for me to eat. helps me walk, too. helps keep arthritis ...
... from what people consider to be 'recreational drugs', cannabis is a 'healthful tonic' that heals the body and spirit and is good for many, many ailments. i've cured yeast infections and fungal infections [from suppressed immunity] with topical cannabis products i have made. it gives me an appetite, makes it possible for me to eat. helps me walk, too. helps keep arthritis down, man, i am ...
... talking Kombucha and other home fermented products, the levels are so low that it's practically immaterial. I'd be fascinated to know what data support that unconcern. Fungal metabolites are, AFAIK, among the most dangerous (i.e., toxic and common) biochemicals known. Esters, most terpenes, etc. are largely OK. But delayed lethality from mere specks of ...
... we're talking Kombucha and other home fermented products, the levels are so low that it's practically immaterial. I'd be fascinated to know what data support that unconcern. Fungal metabolites are, AFAIK, among the most dangerous (i.e., toxic and common) biochemicals known. Esters, most terpenes, etc. are largely OK. But delayed lethality from mere specks of things...
... we're talking Kombucha and other home fermented products, the levels are so low that it's practically immaterial. I'd be fascinated to know what data support that unconcern. Fungal metabolites are, AFAIK, among the most dangerous (i.e., toxic and common) biochemicals known. Esters, most terpenes, etc. are largely OK. But delayed lethality from mere specks of things ...
... we're talking Kombucha and other home fermented products, the levels are so low that it's practically immaterial. I'd be fascinated to know what data support that unconcern. Fungal metabolites are, AFAIK, among the most dangerous (i.e., toxic and common) biochemicals known. Esters, most terpenes, etc. are largely OK. But delayed lethality from mere specks of things like ...
..., when we're talking Kombucha and other home fermented products, the levels are so low that it's practically immaterial. I'd be fascinated to know what data support that unconcern. Fungal metabolites are, AFAIK, among the most dangerous (i.e., toxic and common) biochemicals known. Esters, most terpenes, etc. are largely OK. But delayed lethality from mere specks of things like ...
... may also be mixed with sand, compost and fertilizer to make good quality potting soil. In horticulture, cocopeat is recommended as substitute for peat because it is free of bacteria and fungal spores, and is sustainably produced without the environmental damage caused by peat mining. Being a good absorbent, dry cocopeat can be used as an oil absorbent on slippery floors. Cocopeat is also ...
...&D to boost wheat productivity, and yields have grown only 0.93 per cent per year since 1996. The scaling back of research also slowed the response to a virulent new fungal disease called Ug99. Solutions: Breed Ug99-resistant varieties into high-yielding ones Breed drought-resistant plants Cross wheat with wild relatives to boost its genetic repertoire and its ability to resist diseases...
