They don't actually eat the chili's but the video is well-done and hilarious...
This from the Microbiome Project Blog
WOAH - talk about getting behind the ME/CFS community! The researchers at Columbia CII accepted the Chilli ME Challenge and made it spicier!
"On July 1, renowned researchers Ian Lipkin and Mady Hornig at the Center for Infection & Immunity (CII) at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health will take the Chili ME Challenge via LIVE WEBCAST.
CII challenges you to support this research to help... unlock the mysteries of ME/CFS."
Check out their brilliantly neat promo video and chilli donation funds Spice-O-Meter!
The funds raised will support comprehensive studies into the role of the bacteria, fungi and viruses in CFS. Research into the human microbiome is an exciting new pathway to advance understanding of the role more than a trillion microorganisms in our body play in health and in the development of disease. As one of the world’s largest and most advanced centers in microbe discovery, identification and diagnosis, CII is optimally positioned to embark upon the challenge to determine how bacteria, fungi, viruses and toxins (and the immune response to them) contribute to ME/CFS.
With every gift, the Spice-O-Meter will climb. The more you give, the hotter it gets. Challenge your friends and family to join in on Facebook and Twitter.
Simply include the tag #ChiliMEchallenge and link to the page.
Donate now and put the heat on ME/CFS!
See all this on their Columbia CII site here!
http://www.mailman.columbia.edu/chiliME
Have you taken the C
This from the Microbiome Project Blog
WOAH - talk about getting behind the ME/CFS community! The researchers at Columbia CII accepted the Chilli ME Challenge and made it spicier!
"On July 1, renowned researchers Ian Lipkin and Mady Hornig at the Center for Infection & Immunity (CII) at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health will take the Chili ME Challenge via LIVE WEBCAST.
CII challenges you to support this research to help... unlock the mysteries of ME/CFS."
Check out their brilliantly neat promo video and chilli donation funds Spice-O-Meter!
The funds raised will support comprehensive studies into the role of the bacteria, fungi and viruses in CFS. Research into the human microbiome is an exciting new pathway to advance understanding of the role more than a trillion microorganisms in our body play in health and in the development of disease. As one of the world’s largest and most advanced centers in microbe discovery, identification and diagnosis, CII is optimally positioned to embark upon the challenge to determine how bacteria, fungi, viruses and toxins (and the immune response to them) contribute to ME/CFS.
With every gift, the Spice-O-Meter will climb. The more you give, the hotter it gets. Challenge your friends and family to join in on Facebook and Twitter.
Simply include the tag #ChiliMEchallenge and link to the page.
Donate now and put the heat on ME/CFS!
See all this on their Columbia CII site here!
http://www.mailman.columbia.edu/chiliME
Have you taken the C
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