The body's ability to recover is underrated.
The ECG's used by ambulance staff should be able to pick up the minute murmur in heart attacks, well having experienced something that could be described as one, highlights the vagaries in medical descriptions and the inability of portable ECG's to detect such a thing.
Little short of losing a limb, there's not much I havent been through, but the Police demonstrated their criminality years ago. Taxpayer funded entities in the UK, put the Nazi's to shame in terms of ingenuity.
That said, wanted to share that super glue was used in Vietnam War to close wounds. Also dermabond RX is krazy glue [1].
Also, this month I’ve caught and killed 12 raccoons. Not sure if you have them over there but they are vile disgusting disease vectors but very cute looking.
View it however you like, the saying "you can lead a horse to water, but you cant make it drink" springs to mind, but do these two aforementioned chemicals only do blood clotting, or do they take part in other chemical reactions which may be good or bad for human health?
> Also, this month I’ve caught and killed 12 raccoons. Not sure if you have them over there but they are vile disgusting disease vectors
Dont know if you noticed but living on an island has meant alot of the dangerous animals and vectors were eradicated hundreds of years ago in the UK, and yet in a schadenfreude like manner, the UK and royals like Prince Philip and King Charles attempt to lead the world in animal conservation elsewhere in the world. The Frenchie called William The Conqueror had his uses!
That must annoy the Aussies amongst others, considering how many dangerous animals they have over there, but they do put up a good Monty Python Black Knight attitude to the situation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SI5nL8vZcl8