← Minerals, Part II

Charts 38-10 · 38-11 · 38-12 · 13 min

The last column

A read of this page, with the plate.

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Banner: the rest of the tray
Banner. Ask whether you are all alone in the auric field.Illustration · site art, not a Kapel Draw.
Chart 38-10: selenium beside vitamin E and on the iron gate; excess belongs with a physician
Beside E. With rubidium on the gate. Excess belongs with a physician. Cancer as a student kit is held.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.
Chart 38-11: fluoride as a named load; chlorine as HCl and chloramine
Fluoride as a named load. A tap sermon is Lila’s hour. Chloramine already covered Class 37.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.
Chart 38-12: bromine as a named load; iodine on thyroxine and oxytocin as a picture
Iodine on two tyrosines. A goiter belongs with a physician. A skull on an old bottle is Chart 1-1.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.

Selenium. Beside vitamin E. Branch-chain as a picture — Class 34 already covered those letters. Biotin. Iron over the barrier with rubidium — the iron gate as her parking. Glutathione as a name. Cadmium and mercury as named loads it stands beside. Excess belongs with a physician — rash, a night that will not, hair, nail, tooth as pictures. Brazil nut as food literacy. Cancer as a student kit is held. Fluoride. A named load. Collagen as a picture. Calcium deposited wrong. Bone and tooth brittle. A fracture belongs with a physician. Thyroid as a picture — F for I. Serotonin blocked. Melatonin in daylight as a picture. Cipro, Prozac as named bottles that carry it. DMAE, Metalotox stay names. A child swallowing a paste: you stop. A sermon about a tap is Lila’s hour. Chlorine. HCl. Salt. Chloramine will not boil off — Class 37 already covered manganese. Bromine. A named load in a tub and in a sedative. Very poisonous as literacy. Iodine. Two tyrosines. T4, T3. Threonine as a name. Oxytocin as a picture with zinc, manganese, C. Goiter, cold, fatigue as pictures. Excess belongs with a physician. Radioactive iodine belongs with a physician. A skull on an old bottle is Chart 1-1.

Practice

Ask selenium. Ask fluoride. Ask iodine. If the room is a goiter, a child, or a radioactive finding, you leave.

Check

Bills 38-10 · 38-11 · 38-12; only 38-10 prints:

  1. Stays
  2. All three print — selenium, fluoride/chlorine, iodine/bromine ✓
  3. A dose of a halogen

That's the work.

Fluoride:

  1. A dose you write that protects a tooth
  2. A named load — F for I on thyroxine — a tap sermon is Chart 1-1 ✓
  3. Molybdenum you scoop so a cavity dies

That's the work.

Iodine:

  1. A dropper you dose
  2. Two tyrosines — a goiter belongs with a physician — a skull is Chart 1-1 ✓
  3. A student thyroid kit

That's the work.

Oxytocin on iodine:

  1. Manganese, iodine, C
  2. Zinc, manganese, C — matched to the zinc hour ✓
  3. A dose you write

That's the work.

Four letters collapsed onto one plate:

  1. Stay collapsed
  2. Selenium, fluoride, chlorine, iodine each have a board ✓
  3. 38-10 only

That's the work.

A child swallowing a paste:

  1. Fluoride you dose
  2. You stop ✓
  3. 38-10 only

That's the work.

You do not write a dose from this practice because:

  1. A goiter belongs with a physician ✓
  2. A blood titer is a doctor's number
  3. Course 18 said so

That's the work.

Excess selenium:

  1. A dose of Brazil nut
  2. A physician — rash, a night that will not, hair, nail, tooth as pictures ✓
  3. 38-10 only

That's the work.

Chloramine:

  1. Skipped
  2. Will not boil off — Class 37 already covered manganese ✓
  3. The missing 38-11

That's the work.

Bromine:

  1. Skipped
  2. A named load in a tub and in a sedative ✓
  3. 38-10 only

That's the work.