Hand rolled this weekend: Camellia sinesis tea, done 金萱 (light oolong) style. Plucked from the two four-year-old small trees in the back yard. About 20 g per bag.
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Reflections on topics including clinical neurology, recent publications in neuroscience,
philosophy of biology, "neuro-doubt" about modern media hype of new neuro-scientific procedures and methods, local oceanography, tropical horticulture, the Hawai'i health scene, and whatever else dat's da kine...
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