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Blue M&Ms 'mend spinal injuries'

Shadow
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The blue pill just keeps getting better...

 

Blue pill, you say? :cool: Well, ironically that was the very discussion of last week's Colbert Report: (skip to 1:15)

 

http://watch.ctv.ca/the-colbert-report/episodes/the-colbert-report---july-23-2009#clip196751

 

Oh my god! :eek: Healthcare reform is... The Matrix?

 

ps: In regards to the blue pill relevant to the OP, I'm not suprised at this supposedly "unexpected" healing power of m & m's: after all, my doctor uses them periodically to induce vomitting in patients ;)

  • 3 weeks later...

you know i heard a lot about this but what difference is in the m&mS other the food coloring ? i never actually thought the candy shell was any different other then colors

you know i heard a lot about this but what difference is in the m&mS other the food coloring ? i never actually thought the candy shell was any different other then colors

 

Each colour in m&m's is made up of a different compound which has it's own unique colour signature, hence their use. The blue ones contain a compound called Brilliant Blue G which is the chemical stirring researchers interest

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