Serotonin: A double-edged sword for the liver?
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Hi Percy,
Yep we sure missed Cutler last week! 3 picks by Hanie in the first half was not good, especially the last one at the end of Q2 which changed the momentum for me. We sure could have done with at least getting 3 points from that drive instead of turning the ball over so they could score! Still, I think he did better 2nd half and hopefully he will do better against the Chiefs on Sunday. I ain’t giving up on him or my bet, go Bears!!!
I will sure say hi to my mum from you and make sure she wears that extra jumper outside, although it is so cold here now that I don’t think she will be venturing outside at all!! But if she does, I’ll tell her what you said!! And you also make sure that you wear that extra sweater also outside, as I know winter will be hitting you big time like it is with us here!!
Take care and stay warm,
Gavin
Hi,Gavin,
Thanks for the article.
For me,if this is proven to be correct,then after resection or surgery,I will wait until I fully recover from the surgery before I will use medications like Prozac,Zoloft and Remeron (SSRI) antidepressants for both of their indication and side effect(weight gain) usage.
Well,Gavin,the BEARS do not look good without number 6 QB. Local TV still think that we can go to the playoff. And it will take 4-6weeks before he can come back.
Make sure you say hi to your mum for me;Winter is coming and make sure your mum put an extra sweater on before venture outside.
I will be back to work at the end of December.God bless.
Serotonin: A double-edged sword for the liver?
http://www.thesurgeon.net/article/S1479-666X(11)00152-1/abstract
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