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stanley polska ood allergies may be close, but study participants didn t want to take the awful smelling treatment. The American Chemical Society examined nut allergies and how it affects mice. Scientists tested a compound called butyrate and looked at how it helps grow good gut bacteria. The issue was that the pill was hard to swallow for study participants, who said it smelled like dog droppings and rancid butter and had an awful taste. The pill is also said to digest too soon, so researchers are examining a new delivery system for th
stanley uk e bacterial compound to help hide the smell and taste. Shijie Cao, Ph.D. at the University of Chicagosaid, butyrate has a very bad smell, like dog poop and rancid butter, and it also tastes bad, so people wouldnt want to swallow it. When the pill was administered to mice it helped stop anaphylactic shock when they wer
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MILWAUKEE 鈥?With COVID-19 cases dropping and vaccination numbers increasing, more people are traveling in Wisconsin.According to AAA Wisconsins most recent travel survey, 88% of Wisconsinites feel most comfortable traveling in their own personal vehicle. About 40% of Wisconsinites say they are comfortable travel
stanley termosar ing and planning a vacation right now and that s up from about 30% who said so back in October, said Nick Jarmusz. Director of
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vaso stanley o to speak, but folks are feeling more confident more comfortable planning vacations especially road trips, we think that road trips are going to be very big this year, as opposed to flights and cruises, said Jarmusz. VRBO, the home rental booking site reports 82% of families already have travel plans for 2021 and 59% said they are more likely to fly than drive. Jarmusz said before you travel anywhere, its important to check on COVID-19 restrictions, double-check your vehicle, and drive defensively. Making sure you re paying attention, not just for yourself, but for what others who are going out on the road, said Jarmusz.To check out more travel tips from AAA Wisconsin, click here.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip
