From this week's The Atlantic - "The Man Who Would Make Eating Obsolete"
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CJ - what do you think about this?
ReplyDeleteI love his science:
"How did you know you had overdosed or underdosed?
Well, too much potassium was terrible. I had really bad heart arrhythmia. Magnesium poisoning was brutal, really painful. I felt like my insides were burning. It was so bad, I almost gave up. But the next day, when I went back to a normal level, I was fine."