Be beware - the effects will drop off quickly, so you'll actually get a mood crash, or a sugar low. That's less than half the regular price. All the proceeds go to the Autism Center at Children's Seashore House. Dr. Damevski is doing it because help kids like his son Nick, who has the disorder, and to dispel the many misconceptions about autism. I think had a touch of that when I was younger.
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The technique uses a chemical to shut down the nerves. Yet it doesn't dull the senses, like narcotics can. So far, it's only been done with rats. But scientists believe it could open the door to targeted medications that would provide relief to the 100 million. Now, more on the Great American Smoke Out.