Post by Pincho Paxton on Jul 13, 2015 20:03:16 GMT
First a link...
Paracetamol 'not effective' for lower back pain or arthritis
Then another link...
Eye Colour Predicts Alcohol Use
Then another link...
What are quantum dots?
My theory predicted these dots of colours many years ago, because my theory does not move light through space as waves, so I worked out the dots from a prism instead, and got the colours right that way.
Anyway this thread is about Paracetamol... does it work better for people with blue eyes on lower back pain?
I base this on your own personal grain structure taken from quantum dots producing blue light, to your blue eyes which identifies a small grain structure. Paracetamol works on me for lower back pain, so I have blue eyes, I therefore want to add some physics to that observation.
Pincho Paxton
Paracetamol 'not effective' for lower back pain or arthritis
Then another link...
Eye Colour Predicts Alcohol Use
Then another link...
What are quantum dots?
The biggest quantum dots produce the highest wavelengths (and shortest frequencies), while the smallest dots make shorter wavelengths (and higher frequencies); in practice, that means big dots make red light and small dots make blue, with intermediate-sized dots producing green light (and the familiar spectrum of other colors too).
My theory predicted these dots of colours many years ago, because my theory does not move light through space as waves, so I worked out the dots from a prism instead, and got the colours right that way.
Anyway this thread is about Paracetamol... does it work better for people with blue eyes on lower back pain?
I base this on your own personal grain structure taken from quantum dots producing blue light, to your blue eyes which identifies a small grain structure. Paracetamol works on me for lower back pain, so I have blue eyes, I therefore want to add some physics to that observation.
Pincho Paxton