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logosoco

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5. Interesting.

Reply to elehhhhna (Reply #3)

Thu Mar 2, 2017, 02:32 PM

Mar 2017

Would that make a person then less susceptible to botulism? Not that that is such a big thing anymore, I guess. But that is an interesting side effect.

(My mom tired this once, someone was offering a "good deal" and she was into her 70s by then. it did sort of obscure the lines around her mouth, but then she looked less like herself!)

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I Almost agree with Melania here: [View all] logosoco Mar 2017 OP

You are quoting the articles recap, not her actual statements, elehhhhna Mar 2017 #1

Yes, I guess the hospital was paraphrasing her. logosoco Mar 2017 #2

It is, like many other toxins and poisons are naturally occurring substances. elehhhhna Mar 2017 #3

Interesting. logosoco Mar 2017 #5

Figures he'd plant Morning Glory seeds with kids ismnotwasm Mar 2017 #4

I noticed that as well. logosoco Mar 2017 #6

Well honey, I am glad you enjoyed that. Doreen Mar 2017 #7