Subject: repairs and revitalizes

From: Repair Slow Brain Function <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2014 09:49:05 -0800

New research suggests that there is a way to help
nerve regeneration. This press release has been issued 
to the public due to the fact that many walk around un-diagnosed. 

Many experience symptoms that are similar to ADHD, and yet do not receive
treatment because they are not textbook cases. 

Help is now available to more people. 

View Details of Discovery Here > http://www.wornknife.com/graecize/perspires/streptococci.html 

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125 Sheridan St - Newcastle, WY 82701O Babychris, that may be true, that for regular, WELL people, racetams have a limited use.

HOWEVER... For those of us with mutations to the metabotropic glutamate receptor networks, such as ADHD, this PERTICULAR version of Racetam, may be UNbelieveably benefficial.
In theory it could cut our stacks 
I'm not joking. In half. Do you have any idea how awesome that is? To finally manipulate our GMR1-8 mutations, DIRECTLY? Correcting the chaotic signal-substances we have, almost by night?
If this works... and there's a lot suggesting it, if that norwegian dr comes through... then we may have a very good for balancing the GMR-network correctly.
It could help so many diseases... and the reason we know about it? All thanks to genomic research - this is applied genetics to drugs, son. This isn't the regular old HORSE-play of finding stuff on random and trying whatever you can think of, this is real medicine.
The kind of medicine we've been waiting for, for 35 years, since the genomic project started.
It could be the real deal - don't dismiss it right out of the gate.
Unless you're neurotypical of course... then it's application is highly limited, like all racetams. oo, I love that boa one I'd probably use LED lights, which hopefully are cooler. 
And I went to that site, Teacats, and I love the pumpkin one 
Thank you for all the ideas, everyone My only thing was getting that perfectly wrapped burlap base I'll have to play around with it, I'm sure I can get it 
Duluthinbloomz4, I have seen those ornament wreaths, maybe I should keep my eyes open for bulb ornaments at the thrift stores, but sometimes they get scratched up and broken, so that's why I haven't made one yet. I should just do it. And I love the nut wreath idea That would be easy 
Kimberly, my MIL uses greens from her yard but she has lots of evergreen trees and bushes, I don't. If there wasn't a local fundraiser involving evergreen wreaths, I'd totally be trying to pick up some  greens. 
I'm not trying to be difficult, but maybe I just am, LOL Just keep the ideas coming, thank you thank you