Tuesday, February 3, 2009
But Ability To Make A Considerable Quantity Of
But ability to make a considerable quantity of sexual cages softens action of this adverse factor for reproduction. In what sense of accumulation of fat in a liver and in "hump" capacity if the humpback salmon can be lost in the near future after spawning? That cholesterol is formed of fat, and each sexual cage should contain a lot of cholesterol. This cholesterol is a material for construction of covers (membranes) of cages which after fertilisation should start to develop in a difficult organism. Simultaneously increase of the maintenance of cholesterol in blood causes at defeat of vessels and finally the organism leads to death. Thus, in essence, surplus of cholesterol serves in blood to maintenance of process of reproduction, and the �destruction is only collateral consequence caused by infringement of a constancy of the internal environment of an organism. The constancy of the internal environment in medicine is designated by the term "homeostasis" (" " - similar, " " - a condition).
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If we love each other, God in us stays, and Its love is perfect is in us. 1st John 4: 12 My God, whether yes I could sometime earlier and in thoughts to hold, what all my female life to a meeting with Egor was no more, than a fog and a soul and body iron sleep? Whether yes it was thought to me, what highly experienced mother of the two children born from two lawful husbands, the woman who has learnt in thirty-year with superfluous biography to dozen, probably, other men except them, what I was no more, than the virgin, than the untouched girl who does not dare to assume, what fiery feelings, what thermonuclear explosions of passion deeply hidden in it, have ripened? When this tremendous overturning all nature madness has begun with me, I have recollected and have transferred to Egor the story of the old French writer how two furious lovers left after a meeting on a back of a wooden bed memorable notches on account of the pleasure.
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