Hi, my major is in chemistry and now I'm conducting career in biochemistry. So I'm interested in the medical application of some basic chemicals such as potassium, copper citrate, and sodium. And since little is known about psycholeptic and psychoanaleptic medicine (PM) use in the general population so maybe I will have a try. Hope to meet more friends here. Gaining understanding on modern healthcare strategies should be necessary for everyone.

We hypothesized that belief in the value of science as an institution and in its superiority as a source of knowledge can offer reassurance to secular individuals. As far as I’m concerned, the most interesting question about religion isn’t whether God exists but why so many people are religious. There are around 10,000 different religions, each of which is convinced that there’s only one Truth and that they alone possess it. API Research & Development It does indeed seem that religion must have afforded an evolutionary advantage.

Researchers from the University of Harvard and Nottingham have come up with a biomaterial for fillings that is regenerative, according to Popular Science. The material stimulates the growth of stem cells in the pulp, which could prevent further tooth decay. Because fillings wouldn’t fail as often, root canal procedures could be virtually unnecessary. Actually, synthetic chemistry should also be considered as an important tool. That said, we likely still have quite a long wait until this new synthetic biomaterial becomes widely available. Reference: http://bgr.com/2016/07/04/root-canal-cavity-treatment/?iframe=true&theme_preview=true

For me it's not. Health is the most important for me.