She has an active NPI and appears to work in oncology after a brief online search. She works in holistic medicine, which often has quacks.
I've worked in kitchens and I've done a lot of home cooking. I have never, ever heard of someone doing this. Additionally, it's not good to dump oil down the sink. This is completely unnecessary.
Hold upper management criminally liable
My girlfriend made beef stroganoff last night, delicious
Not sure who tf down voted you, I was about to make the same comment
My point there is that soap already dissolves and carries away fat and water soluble compounds, being that it has hydrophilic and hydrophobic tails. Appreciate your edit and your reference, good deep dive! You taught me something new, thank you
That was a fun one!!
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It is NOT a chemical burn. It's an activation of TRPV1 receptors. Normally these receptors activate due to increased temperature, capsaicin activation means they think there's literally an increase in temperature. They THINK you're burning, but you're not. There's no chemical burn; it's reversible and generally safe with no lasting damage.
Your fat soluble comments are accurate, although it's really time more than anything else that will alleviate the pain. You do not need to soak your hands in oil before washing, not sure where you got that from. Soap and water works fine.
The only possible thing I could find, which doesn't at all substantiate OPs title:
A female can undergo a surgical procedure, called hymenorrhaphy or hymenoplasty, to repair or replace a torn hymen, to "pass" a virginity test.
Depends on the person
And how's his wife holding up?
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