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Edible deodorants: you smell like what you eat

November 13, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Health Informatics, Knowledge Management

Edible deodorants: not to be sniffed at?
Posted by Sue Quinn, guardian.co.uk

It’s not just Barack Obama who’s coming up smelling of roses – eat ‘body fragrancing functional candy’ and you could too

The next time a crowded journey on public transport thrusts you too close to a malodorous armpit, take heart. Help will soon…

http://flpbd.it/SB00d

smell sweet with this DIY natural deodorant… (rhubarbandstars.com)
Never Buy Deodorant Again! (lovelifenaturally.org)
DEP OKs Deodorant Use on Rancid NJ Landfill (nbcnewyork.com)
Vegan Deodorant – Jason’s Aloe Vera (canadianvegetarian.wordpress.com)

Neuroscience tricks

November 11, 2008 by timbatchelder, posted in Knowledge Management

English: Photo by Bob Jacobs, Laboratory of Qu... — English: Photo by Bob Jacobs, Laboratory of Quantitative Neuromorphology Department of Psychology Colorado College http://www.ColoradoCollege.edu/IDProg/Neuroscience/ (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Boston.com – Ideas – Globe.

Great article on various neuroscience tricks.

How Neuroscience Will Help Create a New Architecture (bigthink.com)
New Neuroethics Blog: Penn Minds the Gap (medicalhumanities.wordpress.com)
Neurotree: A Collaborative, Graphical Database of the Academic Genealogy of Neuroscience (plosone.org)
Will Neuroscience Radically Transform the Legal System? (slate.com)
AstraZeneca builds virtual neuroscience drug unit byte by byte (fiercebiotechit.com)
School teachers believe 1 in 2 brain myths (psychologytoday.com)
The Beautiful Neuroscience of Listening (bigthink.com)

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