Amazing new treatment found...

By Vichara

There has been a recent discovery of a ground-breaking treatment for many physiological woes. It has been known to an older generation and to those fortunate to discover it through a friend or family. The technical name for this treatment is called MBLQ-10. There are no harsh chemicals, it’s organic and the side effects are actually beneficial for the curing of the inflictions. I highly recommend this treatment for those suffering from stress, anxiety and other symptoms related to mental disorders brought on by current world situations. MBLQ-10 stands for Marx Brothers Laughter Quotient 10, 10 for the high level on the SC (Silliness Scale). Go on-line or rent of the numerous doses like “A Night At The Opera” or “Animal Crackers” and it will lower your stress level. 4 out 5 nuts agree, MBL-10 is effective…get yours today!


imbibition • \im-buh-BISH-un\ • noun
: the act or action of imbibing : the act or action of drinking or taking in liquid
Example Sentence:
The sign at the entrance to the building stated that the imbibition of alcoholic beverages on the premises was prohibited.
Did you know?
Joseph Thomas James Hewlett was a 19th-century English curate and schoolmaster who supplemented his insufficient income by writing novels. In Parsons and Widows, in which the author disguises himself as "the Curate of Mosbury," Hewlett provided us with the first known use of "imbibition" to refer to a person’s drinking, in the phrase "imbibition of a little strong beer." Until then, "imbibition" had been used scientifically to refer to various processes of soaking and absorption, or figuratively, to the taking in of knowledge. (The word is still used scientifically today to refer to the taking up of fluid.) "Imbibition" traces back to Latin "imbibere," a verb whose meaning "to drink in" includes absorption of liquids, consuming drink, and appropriating ideas.