A veritable vitamin extravaganza
- Rohin
- Sep 1, 2021
- 1 min read
An incredible tale of how starving explorers accidentally taught us the A, B, C of nutrition; told with facial hair and rhyme. AS ALL GREAT STORIES SHOULD BE.
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The rhyming tale of scurvy-ridden sailors and their accidental vitamin discovery is exactly the kind of history lesson I wish I’d gotten in med school—facial hair and all. I’ve been using this to re-educate my patients on why their “multivitamin” isn’t a substitute for actual food, and it’s working better than any pamphlet. Check out https://3mf-to-stl.org
The rhyming breakdown of beriberi and scurvy was chef’s kiss—who knew a beard could carry so much nutritional history. I’ve been using https://vaceit.com
The rhyming facial hair bit alone deserves a Nobel, but the accidental science is the real punchline here. I’ve been using this exact story to win every trivia night since. https://printables.cloud
Love the alliteration — from scurvy-soaked sailors to beriberi breakthroughs, that rhyming rundown of how explorers got us hooked on vitamins is the kind of science story that sticks. I've been using https://free-ai-video.com
The rhyming tale of scurvy-ridden sailors and beriberi breakthroughs is exactly the kind of history lesson I wish I’d gotten in med school—facial hair and all. I’ve been using this to re-educate my patients on why they can’t just live on white bread. https://video-to-video-ai.com