Huh?! Did he confess to the murder or something?
Nah, it's more my theory that I've had for years now.
Even if this theory somehow was true, I don't think the fact that OJ spent the rest of his life with everyone either fearing or hating him, with nobody respecting him even slightly, and he later got desperate enough that he tried performing a theft that landed him in jail for nine years, really counts as "winning".
It was a mess, but I payed attention and, with the advantages of hindsight, more evidence than what the jury got to see, and the advantages of a walkthrough during a law class in college...
I think it's possible but I'm not sure whether it's probable.
Dying Earth
I have to know what the remedy is
The more I thought about it, the more sense it actually made.
It's the kind of thing that left me staring into a wall for a while and considering all the things. Also, most of the cold medicine available right now are actually simply symptom relievers as well as including some boosters like Vit C as well, allowing one's immune system to do their work, so there's that
I'm aware. That's why I acknowledge that your grandma's recipe is actual medicine, because if aspirin counts, so does this.
Technically you can reach dangerous points with garlic- it is an anticoagulant, none of those are 100% safe. But it's only shown problems in people who eat four or more cloves a day.
Yeah, those are even worse. Garlic supplements are more concentrated than the cloves. Easy to go overboard without realizing you're doing so.
Oh, it has immediate benefits as well. Milk serves as a solvent, so the rest of the mix is delivered as a fluid, rather than having to choke down syrup. Also, milk is good at masking the taste of other chemicals, especially bitter ones (re: coffee). In this case? Mainly the garlic... even us Italians don't eat garlic plain.
I'm not calling you anything. I'm just saying your grandmother's recipe makes perfect sense and all logic suggests it should work great for reducing cold and flu symptoms.
