New research has demonstrated the positive effects of blood flow to the extremities of both the cranium and the tarsus. It is believed to stimulate alternative synapse pathways and enhance cell growth in the cerebral cortex, as well as lubricate and replenish nutrients in the cuboid and calcaneus. After thorough simulations by computational biologists, medical science is initiating controlled human trials using stringent standards for selecting test subjects.
Monday, June 11, 2012
Centrifugal
New research has demonstrated the positive effects of blood flow to the extremities of both the cranium and the tarsus. It is believed to stimulate alternative synapse pathways and enhance cell growth in the cerebral cortex, as well as lubricate and replenish nutrients in the cuboid and calcaneus. After thorough simulations by computational biologists, medical science is initiating controlled human trials using stringent standards for selecting test subjects.
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