Injury

... right one is amber and the left one is a dark brown. It something i have had my whole life but its not genetic, the left one turned brown after a injury when i was 4. I love my eyes, and so do my friends and family. its a great conversation starter too. i just really get anyoned with the line"do ...

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... more likely to experience this, because many people apparently have never noticed such thing. Occasionally of course some kind of disease or injury can cause similar symptoms: e.g. if there's a tumour pressing a neuron the pain can sometimes be localised elsewhere, or radiate to some other ...

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Hey guys, having a hard time getting this 2 questions Discuss the importance of transportation systems in stems. What tissue protects the leaf from injury or drying out? I looked online, but got no answer :( Thanks again, gotmilk

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... western medicine promotes the heavy reliance on pharmaceuticals, some being of highly toxic content, which in the short run, may treat an acute injury or illness, but in the long run, only treat SYMPTOMS and fail to treat the root of the problem. Many of them also have harsh if not worse side ...

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... in a specific area of each tissue where they may remain quiescent (non-dividing) for many years until they are activated by disease or tissue injury. The adult tissues reported to contain stem cells include brain, bone marrow, peripheral blood, blood vessels, skeletal muscle, skin and liver. ...

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