Subject: Epidemic Treatment

From: Tinnitus Discovery <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 01 Dec 2014 14:31:21 -0800

WebMD...
Re: Researchers confirm Tinnitus cure

November 20, 2014--

2014 research released in the peer-reviewed Journal of Neuroscience has confirmed that damage to myelin -- the protection sheet around cells -- alters the transmission of auditory signals occurring during hearing conditions.

researchers have found that a human antibody administered in a single low dose in laboratory mouse models can repair myelin, the insulating covering of nerves.

This simple, but effective system to erasing Tinnitus out of your life for good has now helped cure over 105,302 people of Tinnitus. 

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Newcastle, WY 82701 or visit here http://www.uhrhearingsource.com/thickness/editresses/regulars/compact/cyclizing.html -his is meant to be a record of the gear I'll build up in preparation of my first backpacking trip this spring. It may not all be strictly homemade, but I suspect it mostly will, so I'm posting it here. All s are given in US dollars.

First piece of gear: cat can camping stove. I'll refrain from posting a picture as I'm sure you've all seen these. I haven't had the chance to test it yet, as I just finished making it and have to be at work in about 25 minutes, but I'll report later. : 0.44.

Update 01/21/13 02:27 PM - Stove and Headlamp
I tested the stove over my lunch break by trying to boil about 3/4 cup of water in a stainless measuring cup. It worked great. I don't think it ever quite boiled, but with a lid, a black pot, and a bit more fuel, I think it would work great.

Also, I got this headlamp, the est one I could find at a local Sports and Outdoor chain, which was also the smallest and lightest they had that would work without having to clip onto a hat. I cut off the excess strap along with the little spring loaded plastic adjustment thingy and sewed it together at the right length for my head. I also wrapped orange cord around the strap so it would be easy to see.