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The power of the #fediverse OK folks, please read, copy and bump this on. My friend Carolyn is featured. Lets move it on. #TFI #Fructose #Sugar #Colic #Infants hfisupport.org.uk

Hereditary Fructose Intolerance (HFI) UK

Dedicated to promoting awareness of HFI to Healthcare, Allied Professionals and support to those with HFI and their families
Hereditary Fructose Intolerance (HFI) UK
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And this is a photograph I've just made especially for all of you

Tea drinkers rule!

Coffee drinkers are fine too

#Tea #Coffee #Caffeine #Drink #Warm #No #Saccharine #High #Fructose #Corn #Syrup #Nikon #81A #HighFructoseCornSyrup #Sugar

A red tea mug with Santa written on it in white Calligraphy lettering, containing 654ml of tea, resting on top of a white piece of helmet distribution cardboard, with instructions and warnings printed on it. The cardboard has a hole on the top left and a barcode on the bottom right. The background is a patterned fabric with blue and black designs. The cardboard has a hole on the top left and a barcode on the bottom right. This composition was taken with a 50 mm Nikon lens on a f Mount digital body, a camera body from times long past This composition came out noisy, yet I deliberately left it that way, to remind you that film would have never been this noisy, in such a light environment ,where there are a lot of Lumen for your eyes to see the teacup freely. Film would have never captured it this way, but this is the way that cameras run these daysb noisy as hell in relatively well lit environments
This composition was also taken by a Nikon camera with a difference that I used another lens 85mm yet made the composition as similar as possible to the left one This composition came out extremely noisy but as a professional photographer I chose to leave it exactly the way it is almost no corrections were applied
#Coffee #nikon #drink #sugar #high #tea #corn #no #caffeine #warm #Saccharine #fructose #syrup #highfructosecornsyrup #81a

When was the last time that you took your cup of tea from a different perspective?

This is one of my ceramic coffee mugs.

It can withstand extremely high temperatures making it perfectly suitable for tea. If I would want to melt metal in it it would not be any problem {not really you can just put the molten metal in it}

On the link you can read a little about ceramics and about the power that they have when withstanding extreme Heat!

I'm not going to tell you that tea is better than your coffee, or that coffee is better than tea, I mean how long will you live, 90 years? then you're very lucky, 70 years? that may be about the average, 60 years? that means you're having a lot of fun, 50 years? that means you have had too much fun, whatever it is drink what you like, and be blissful in the moment just like me

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerami…

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#Tea #Coffee #Caffeine #Drink #Warm #No #Saccharine #High #Fructose #Corn #Syrup #HighFructoseCornSyrup #Sugar

a screenshot of a webpage defining "ceramic" and providing examples. The text reads, "A ceramic is any of the various hard, brittle, heat-resistant, and corrosion-resistant materials made by shaping and then firing an inorganic, nonmetallic material, such as clay, at a high temperature. [1] [2] Common examples are earthenware, porcelain, and brick." Below this text is a grid of nine images showcasing different ceramic objects, including vases with animal and human figures, plates with intricate designs, and teapots. The caption below the grid reads, "Short timeline of ceramic in different styles". Additional text below the image grid states, "The earliest ceramics made by humans were fired clay bricks used for building house walls and other structures. Other pottery objects such as pots, vessels, vases and figurines were made from clav."

inorganic, nonmetallic solid prepared by the action of heat

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