The treatment of addictions typically begins by gathering a comprehensive history of a client's substance use. We've created a tool—the Substance Use...
669 likes, 1 comments - dragonflyeventsanddesigns on September 27, 2020: "2 Reasons Raspberries Are So Good for You 1. #Raspberries sharpen your brain and #memory Raspberries help counter oxidative #stress, which is essentially an imbalance between the production of cell-damaging free radicals and the body's ability to fight off their harmful effects. Because oxidative stress is a causative factor in diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, raspberries are a top brain-supporting food. The flavonoids in berries have also been shown to help improve coordination, memory, and mood. And berries help with general brain “housekeeping” by clearing out toxic proteins tied to brain dysfunction. 2. They're rich in anti-aging antioxidants Raspberries are antioxidant powerhouses. These health-protective compounds have been tied to lower rates of heart disease, #cancer, #diabetes, and #obesity. Raspberry antioxidants also help reduce inflammation, a known trigger of premature #aging. The natural protective substances in raspberries are also linked to better DNA repair and blocking enzymes that trigger arthritis #pain. Source: https://www.health.com/food/raspberries-nutrition . . .".
We have been seeing more and more information on the benefits of antioxidants for our skin. We thought it would be a good time to explain what they are for you. Naturally occurring substances (free radicals) in the body attack certain parts such as fats, protein and the DNA in our cells. This process contributes ... Read more
Hey all, time to start contributing a bit to the forum.
I'm working on a pack of substance textures for a stylized environment. Once it's done, I'll be putting it all up on Gumroad. So far, I've finished the grass.
The colors of cupping marks are determined by the condition of underlying tissues, specifically the predominance of stagnant (dark red color) or fresh (light red color) blood, or excess fluid (green-yellowish color) in them, while black inclusions might indicate the high levels of accumulated toxins.
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Exploring Substance Designer caustics and animation.
Learn about aflatoxins, a family of toxins associated with an increased risk of liver cancer. Aflatoxins are produced by certain fungi found on agricultural crops such as maize (corn), peanuts, cottonseed, and tree nuts.
Just a few materials created in Substance Designer 5.2, but that I didn't feel like deserved their own slot.
During the recent months I created a few metal susbtances for Cryteks Substance Library and some as personal work: brass, copper, blued metal, silver,dented rusted steel, rust.
A few wood-substanes I had created as personal work. - dry wood & dry wood planks - greasy varnished wood variations - root wood The planks make use of the drywood substance as a base material, while the greasy wood and root wood substances are all based on a greyscale woodline generator that can be tweaked as needed.
PROJECT: final report "Injecting users of psychoactive substances – identifying problems and needs based on examples of five Polish cities: Warsaw, Cracow, Gdańsk, Poznań and Lublin" FOR: Fundacja Redukcji Szkód and The National Office of Drugs Preventio…
Like many of you, I too love Substance Designer.
Explore the different properties that set inorganic compounds from inorganic compounds. Discover how one element, carbon, can create its field of chemistry: ORGANIC CHEMISTRY! Learn how some inorganic compounds can be mistaken as organic substances! #OrganicChemistry #InorganicChemistry#ChemistrySummary#WhatisOrganicChemistry#OrganicChemistryNotes#OnlineNotes#HighSchoolScienceInorganicChemistryNotes#EducationalMaterials#OrganicChemistryTutor#StudyGuide#OrganicChemistryBasics#TeacherResources#ChemistryReview
DNA coloring ระบายสี DNA ใบงาน DNA
I denne video viser jeg, hvordan du hækler "krydset" i mønsteret til DNA-puden.Hvis du ikke har hæklet reliefstangmasker før, skal du nok begynde med at se d...
A foreign substance can be trapped inside a mineral during formation. Encased in the outer mineral, the inner material appears to be suspended in motion. Here are ten stunning examples:
Been looking at a lot of different Substance Designer tutorials the last couple of weeks and I am starting to make sense of some of the nodes :D Haven't been so excited for a software like this for a while. Still feel like I am at the beginning but it's so much fun figuring out what is possible, so please let me know if you have any feedback/advice. Big thanks to Daniel Thiger and his tutorials. Those really helped me a lot getting started. Expect more stylized balls soon.
