[...] the experienced cook, who from the nature of his occupation must so often happen to burn himself, and must consequently have learned by experience the remedy for burns, never puts his hand that he has burned with boiling soup or grease into a jug of cold water (he knows from experience the bad consequences of so doing), no,
he holds the burned spot so
near to the hot glow of the incandescent coals, that the burning pain is thereby at first increased, and he holds it for some time in this situation, until, namely, the burning pain becomes considerably diminished and almost entirely removed in this high temperature.
He knows, if he does so, that the epidermis will not even raise and form a blister, not to speak of the skin suppurating, but that,
on the contrary, after thus bringing his hand near the fire,
the redness of the burned spot, together with the pain,
will often disappear in a quarter of an hour;
it is healed all at once, quickly and without any after-sufferings, though the remedy was at first disagreeable. [...] he knows form experience that
the use of cold water, which at first procures for him a delusive alleviation,
will be followed by blisters and suppuration of the part, lasting for days and weeks.
Originariamente Scritto da jenny56
scusa capo..Broly....dovevo dire che sono "delicati" con la vivisezione? Io ho solo riportato un link dove dice della possibilità, un giorno, di lasciare in pace gli animali...i biologi non saranno crudeli, lo so, lo fanno per il bene della sanità....però quelli mandati ci provano sicuramente gusto, ad uccidere...è inutile che si dica...se a voi vi sembrano sparate...a me sembrano fatti disgustosi...ciò che fanno ai poveri animali...come in Russia, per amore del calcio...e dei turisti...chi ammazza gli animali per vivesezione, per divertimento o per altri motivi...lo considero peggio di loro....
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