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Salicylic Acid: A Natural Pain Reliever

Salicylic acid, with the chemical formula C₇H₆O₃, is a naturally occurring compound found in willow bark. It works as a pain reliever, particularly for headaches, by inhibiting the production of prostaglandins.

How it Works:

* Prostaglandin Production: When tissues are injured or inflamed, they release substances that trigger the production of prostaglandins.

* Prostaglandin Function: Prostaglandins are substances that send pain signals to the brain, causing inflammation and fever.

* Salicylic Acid Inhibition: Salicylic acid works by inhibiting an enzyme called cyclooxygenase (COX), which is responsible for producing prostaglandins.

* Reduced Pain and Inflammation: By blocking the production of prostaglandins, salicylic acid reduces pain, inflammation, and fever.

Visual Representation:

While salicylic acid itself can be used topically for skin conditions, it's more commonly used in its acetylated form, acetylsalicylic acid, which is better known as aspirin. Aspirin is a more potent pain reliever and has a longer duration of action.

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Salicylic Acid: A Natural Pain Reliever

Salicylic acid, with the chemical formula C₇H₆O₃, is a naturally occurring compound found in willow bark. It works as a pain reliever, particularly for headaches, by inhibiting the production of prostaglandins.

How it Works:

* Prostaglandin Production: When tissues are injured or inflamed, they release substances that trigger the production of prostaglandins.

* Prostaglandin Function: Prostaglandins are substances that send pain signals to the brain, causing inflammation and fever.

* Salicylic Acid Inhibition: Salicylic acid works by inhibiting an enzyme called cyclooxygenase (COX), which is responsible for producing prostaglandins.

* Reduced Pain and Inflammation: By blocking the production of prostaglandins, salicylic acid reduces pain, inflammation, and fever.

Visual Representation:

While salicylic acid itself can be used topically for skin conditions, it's more commonly used in its acetylated form, acetylsalicylic acid, which is better known as aspirin. Aspirin is a more potent pain reliever and has a longer duration of action.

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Inhibit or block

That is how most modern medicine drugs work?

Pharmacology of modern drugs

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Many scientists throughout history have held a wide range of religious beliefs, from devout faith to atheism or agnosticism. The relationship between science and religion has varied greatly depending on the era and individual.

Historically, many early scientists were religious or had spiritual beliefs. For example:

Isaac Newton was deeply religious, though his beliefs were non-conventional.

Galileo Galilei was Catholic but had conflicts with the Church regarding his scientific findings.

However, as modern science progressed, more scientists began to adopt atheistic or agnostic views, particularly as the scientific understanding of the universe expanded and seemed to contradict religious explanations.

Some well-known atheist or agnostic scientists include:

Charles Darwin: Initially religious, Darwin’s views evolved over time. By the end of his life, he described himself as agnostic.

Richard Feynman: A renowned physicist, Feynman was known for his skepticism toward organized religion and religious dogma.

Stephen Hawking: He identified as an atheist, though he believed that the universe could be explained entirely by the laws of physics.

Carl Sagan: An astrophysicist and science communicator, Sagan was a skeptic and vocal about his agnosticism.

Albert Einstein: Although not strictly an atheist, Einstein rejected the idea of a personal god, referring to his belief as a "cosmic religion" based on awe of the universe rather than traditional faith.

Neil deGrasse Tyson: Tyson has described himself as an agnostic, often emphasizing the importance of science over belief in explaining the universe.

The relationship between science and belief is personal for many scientists and varies depending on cultural and philosophical perspectives.

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मेरी ये बात याद रखना 👌 | Precious message of Vikas Divyakirti Sir | #short

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Slope = gradient

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Slope = gradient

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Choose the loop. Main point is COMPOUNDING effect, whether you choose position +ve loop or - loop

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Having a baby-> ask yourself again and again -> how do you feel when you travel w infant, baby or a toddler when people are not kind to you -> then ask yourself, are you kind to others? Vidya Balan: The Power of Kind Words

Having a baby-> ask yourself again and again -> how do you feel when you travel w infant, baby or a toddler when people are not kind to you -> then ask yourself, are you kind to others? Vidya Balan: The Power of Kind Words

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Art equally crucial for right brain development

Secret Sauce or formula->

comedic tale of mistaken identities, playful revenge, and flirtation, set at a grand ball.

Story of F taking playful revenge on E

Eisenstein, who, due to a minor offense, must serve a short prison sentence. His friend Dr. Falke convinces him to delay his sentence to attend a lavish ball hosted by Prince Orlofsky. Unbeknownst to Eisenstein, this is part of Falke's plan for revenge over an old prank where Eisenstein left Falke stranded in a bat costume (hence "Die Fledermaus" or "The Bat"). At the ball, mistaken identities abound, including Eisenstein’s wife Rosalinde, disguised as a Hungarian countess, and their maid, Adele, posing as a noblewoman

Die Fledermaus Full Operetta with English Subtitles

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Then I notice the EIN in protEIN

C For Curiosity

Does the suffix ein in vitamins chemicals such as lutein have similarities with German last names suffix ein?

Because one has linguistic, cultural roots relating to nature, objects or location whereas other has scientific naming convention relating to protEIN, Most likely I'm positive they're would be no connection.

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C For Curiosity

Does the suffix ein in vitamins chemicals such as lutein have similarities with German last names suffix ein?

Because one has linguistic, cultural roots relating to nature, objects or location whereas other has scientific naming convention relating to protEIN, Most likely I'm positive they're would be no connection.

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Cat and mouse game between thieves and cops. Sometimes thief ahead, sometimes cop ahead, but race continues forever

Because of the asymmetric advantages that the bad guys enjoy, cyber security companies are never likely to solve the problem they were created to tackle. But few users can survive without them. And their investors are likely to enjoy a lavish return all the same.

Economics main essence scarcity

Other perspective of scarcity -> redundancy

Business cannot make itself redundant -> 2024 example cybersecurity

If light bulb made such that bulb will last 40 years, no new business will be generated for 40 years.

Other perspective of scarcity -> fear/ scare technique, negative intent, fraud based example: dig hole so person falls -> healthcare biz gets benefitted. Dig hole so car tire gets flat -> auto tire related gets benefited.

Fearful companies are hardening their cyber infrastructure. But the more extensive their networks, the tougher it is to protect all access points. “This entire economy in security is broken, and it’s becoming worse and worse

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Economics main essence scarcity

Other perspective of scarcity -> redundancy

Business cannot make itself redundant -> 2024 example cybersecurity

If light bulb made such that bulb will last 40 years, no new business will be generated for 40 years.

Other perspective of scarcity -> fear/ scare technique, negative intent, fraud based example: dig hole so person falls -> healthcare biz gets benefitted. Dig hole so car tire gets flat -> auto tire related gets benefited.

Fearful companies are hardening their cyber infrastructure. But the more extensive their networks, the tougher it is to protect all access points. “This entire economy in security is broken, and it’s becoming worse and worse