Subject: Regenerating blurry memories

From: Memory Deteriorating Again (Yale) <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 03 Mar 2015 08:21:10 -0800

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March 3 2015    News & Experts

Re: Only I don't know how many serves you get out of this recipe, I'll look into that tonight when I start cooking

Neuroscience Reports that a mineral in certain foods is a core culprit in brain degeneration (ie. Alzheimer's).

The build-up of this substance causes neurons to short circuit.

There is now proof of how to patch any leakage that may be going on now, as well as eliminate future occurrences.

1 Pound bacon. 3/4 cup sugar. 2 Teaspoons celery seed. 1/2 Teaspoon pepper. 1 cup vinegar. 12 cups potatoes, cooked & diced. Parsley 2 Medium onions, chopped. 1 Tablespoon salt. 1/2 cup water.

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