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There is an interchange of acids between metallic traces. During the season you do not utilize some acids properly, and excesses sometimes build up. The ink arrangement takes care of these.

Coffee with milk is not good. Coffee alone is satisfactory if it is fresh, and is a benefit to you. Your habit of drinking old, cold, settled coffee is not good. There is a change in the acid which disturbs your system, and adds to the allergic symptoms.

If you go to your landlord’s, do not use the apples if they are given to you. You will not break down the acids in them properly, judging from past performance. If you follow my suggestions and use what you know, then you should have a very light hay fever season. If you do an excellent job of it, then you would experience no symptoms.

1. Lysergic acid diethylamide-25. [...]

[...] He took her off the antibiotic, and wants her to take extra vitamin C to get her urine even more on the acid side. [...]

[...] Judy said the cranberry juice mixture Jane is taking helps keep her urine acid rather than alkaline — why, we don’t know.

[...] The acid here, has electrical properties that help. [...]

[...] Jeff wants her on the potassium and vitamin C to keep her urine on the acid side, since this inhibits bacterial growth.

[...] Let us see now; you should take those fruits that are strong in vitamin C, but are not acid. You should avoid acid fruits taken in one meal with milk. [...]

[...] The gene is primarily made up of protein and a twisted double strand or helix of DNA, or deoxyribonucleic acid. [...]

The plain apricot juice is best for breakfast, rather than the orange combination, which is acid. [...]

[...] (Pause.) There still seems to be some chemical reaction to metal (Jane paused, eyes closed, then shook her head in puzzlement), an acid connection here. [...]

“So what about acid rain, say, to name but one human creation that’s having a strong effect upon the earth’s surface and aerial environments? [...]

“Were there acid rains and dead lakes in Europe in the 1700s, for instance? [...]

[...] Deoxyribonucleic acid may exist within its host, whether man, plant, or animal — or bacteria or virus — in cooperative altruistic ventures with its carrier that are quite beside purely survival ones. [...]

[...] Proteins, for instance, are very complex chains of amino acids, and consist of nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen, carbon, and/or certain other elements. [...]

8. Very briefly, for those who are interested: It’s often been shown mathematically that contrary to Darwinistic belief, enormous time spans (in the millions of years, say) will not aid in the chance formation of even the chemical precursors to life — the protein or nucleic acid molecules — but will instead make their creation even less likely. [...]

Many times in laboratory studies, substances called proteinoids (often misleadingly defined in dictionaries as “primitive proteins”) have been observed forming from amino acids, which are subunits of proteins. [...]

[...] This has a healing effect on particular tissues, and a soothing effect on the acids that are connected.

[...] These plus fish oils are beneficial however, but not when taken with acid foods. [...]

The well-meaning announcements pertaining to heroin, marijuana, and acid (LSD) can also be damaging, in that they structure in advance any experience that people who take drugs might have. [...]

[...] He does not need that acidity then. [...]

[...] (Genes are units found on the chromosomes of the cell nucleus; they carry hereditary characteristics, and consist mainly of protein and DNA, or deoxyribonucleic acid.)

[...] “Wow,” she exclaimed, “I wouldn’t touch acid [LSD] for anything after this. [...]

[...] These plus fish oils are beneficial, however, but not when taken with acid foods. [...]

[...] The genes in each cell have their individual jobs to do in furnishing the quivering templates for the manufacture (via the nucleic acids DNA and messenger RNA) of all of our bodily proteins. [...]