They certainly look interesting though some a little over the top.
Ha, sugar crash warning.They certainly look interesting though some a little over the top.
Tassie is a food paradise
. We did a walking tour of Hobart which mainly consisted of visiting various places and tasting food and wine. Then we went to Bruny Island and OD’d on oysters and cheese . Then various restaurants and vineyards. Looking forward to another trip to a different region to try more.
Hemochromatosis summary:I should leave this to the medicos, but hemochromatosis is a genetic condition where (put simply
Not sure what the chiro did, but hemochromatosis is usually treated by blood vinesections (donations), where after blood is removed, new blood is created, using up some of the excess iron. I've been happily donating blood for abt 25 years, ever since I was diagnosed. Oh, the other thing they did at first was to stick a thick needle into my side, into my liver, to take a 'core sample' (sort of like what they do to cheeses.
Edit: I should add that a whole lot more has been found out about this condition in the last 20 years, after I found out about it and had it explained to me, so YMMV.
Tassie is a food paradise
Nah, the Yarra Valley is full of that pinot noir rubbish!
Sorry, didnt realise how bad it is over there.
we actually stayed on Bruny for 4 nights. Apart from the penguins and ghost wallabies there are some beautiful drives and walks (and of course we could eat oysters every day
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Yes
He should have the genetic tests done for haemochromatosis if iron levels are high.It can not be treated by simple manipulations except for venesections.
