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I have heard two people with chronic fatigue syndrome where low dose naltrexone did not work. Perhaps they have a different malfunction. (They each tried ultra low doses, (starting with the liquid form so they could take 0.02) for a few weeks, and when no effect, increased their dose. Finally when they reached about 10 mg They concluded it was just not for them).
Congratulations prof. Dr. Robertico, this book is very useful not only for the academic community, but also to effectively and sustainably support tourism development. 👏
Here is the full footage of my 2007 encounter with a majestic adult male Bili chimpanzee in the Gangu Forest: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kyp2P4ywHF0.html
Interesting research. Could be useful determining which plants are hardier in relation to contaminations in case of a zombie apocalypse. ;) Just kidding. But it is useful research, tells us what we need to make a larger effort to save.
He is doing good research for the plants and environment. This should help our world a great deal. It is good to know some people are doing research on plants too.
