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submitted by niboonsh(409), visit this page

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i got this question right but why couldnt it be ginko biloba?

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nor16 and why no therapy, i.e. cognitive training` +

jessica_kaushal first step is to make the patient's environment accomodating for the patient. +3

jessica_kaushal first step is to make the patient's environment accomodating for the patient. +

tryntofigritout Because this is a western medicine test. Even though it has shown great protection against AD and memory protection, this test won't allow that. I initially clicked on ginko but thought to myself... na this test doesn't accept an eastern idea. so clicked on the one I know they wanted me to say, and I got it right. ha +7

mumenrider4ever Wikipedia says "Gingko extract has also been studied in Alzheimer's disease, but there is no good evidence that it has any effect." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ginkgo_biloba#Traditional_medicine +4

skonys The only TCM that is actually used in western med is clove oil for pain from dry-socket in 3rd molar extractions. We even use a fancy product called "socket paste" which is literally collagen and clove oil. Fun fact: Ginko Biloba is the only species in it's genus. I'm fun at parties +1

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Analysis of the elastin in the question showed a decreased number of desmosine cross-links. Desmosine is made up of four lysine residues. Therefore abnormal elastin is likely missing lysine necessary for the formation of these desmosine cross-links. Wikipedia article on Desmosine.

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dbg how can i trust you, you aint even a doctor +30

euchromatin69 trust this then U.W 1249 +4

tryntofigritout UW 1249 was perfect. #loveyourname euchromatin ha +1