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Of course not. It depends on what the person is eating and how healthy their gut biome is.

No this is just wrong. It is not known if time is discrete but if it is then the units are much smaller than a Planck time. A Planck time is the scale at which quantum events happen, and a discrete unit would have to be much smaller than that

Beryllium and fluorine, certainly—but sulfur is pretty common, and manganese is unusually common for an odd-numbered element.

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Also good to note it’s a logarithmic scale, ie two elements that are one unit apart from another means that one is 10x more abundant

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Which one of these might be pressure from a foreign object or tumor?

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I can vouche for PBS as well, super interesting videos and the guys voice is soothing af so it works out when you need a bedtime story before sleep

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headache is pain or discomfort in the head or face. Headaches vary greatly in terms of the location and intensity of the pain, and how often the headaches occur. The brain tissue doesn’t have pain-sensitive nerve fibers and doesn’t feel pain. But, other parts of the head can be responsible for a headache including:

A network of nerves that extends over the scalp

Certain nerves in the face, mouth, and throat

Muscles of the head, neck, and shoulders

Blood vessels found along the surface and at the base of the brain

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What if thats not the case, and every galaxy with a black hole in its center was a civilization with their own LHC and accidently made a black hole.

So what you're saying is that your eyes pick up good vibrations because they give them the excitations?

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