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Shocking Discovery By A Texas Physician


After 4 years we finally know why the popular diabetes treatment-Metforman makes you sick.  
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forty or fifty miles away seemed to be a little haze of smoke, which must be a town: Green Valley, where we were bound! Hurrah! But we hadn't got there, yet. Major Henry made a rough sketch of the country, with Pilot Peak as base point and a jagged, reddish tip, over toward the smoke, as another landmark. Our course ought to be due west from Pilot, keeping to the south of that reddish tip. We had a little lunch, and after cleaning up after ourselves we saluted the old peak with the Scouts' cheer, saying good-by to it;
 
and he began to take pictures. He got some first-class ones. Red Fox Scout Van Sant never made a move to shoot any of them. They were so tame and barn-yardy. We were glad enough to let them live, away up here among the snowdrifts, where they seemed to like to be. It was their country, not ours&mdash;and they were plucky, to choose it. So we passed on. The slope brought us up to a wide moraine, I guess you'd call it, where great bowlders were heaped as thick as pebbles&mdash;bowlders and blocks as large as cottages.
 
file, Major Henry leading, Fitz next, then the Red Fox Scouts, and we three others strung out behind, with Apache closing the rear. The draw brought us out, as we had planned, opposite the ledge, and we swung off to this. Now we were up quite high. We halted to take breath and puff. The ledge was broad and flat and grassy, with rimrock behind it; and from it we could look down upon the lake, far below, and the place of our camp, and the big timber through which we had trailed, and away in the distance was the mesa or plateau that we had crossed after the forest fire. We were above timber-line, and all around us were only
 
These had not looked to be much, either, from below. On the edge of them we halted, to look down and behind again. Now we were much higher. The ledge was small and far, and the timber was small and farther, and the world was beginning to lie flat like a map. On the level with us were only a few other peaks, in the snowy Medicine Range. The203 pass itself was so low that we could scarcely make it out. To cross that bowlder moraine was a terrific job. We climbed and sprawled, and were now up, now down. It


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