| James Lind’s Syrup | |
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Origin |
James Lind |
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Type |
Syrup of Citrus Fruits |
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Effects |
Provides nutrients for good health |
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Downsides |
Obsession with cleanliness |
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Activation |
Drinking |
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Collected by |
Warehouse 12 |
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Section |
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Aisle |
355206-7196 |
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Shelf |
641816-2741-842 |
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Date of Collection |
November 18, 1845 |
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Origin[]
James Lind was a Scottish physician who served in the Royal Navy and pioneered naval hygiene. He tested and proved the benefits of taking citrus fruits to combat the effects of scurvy. His later proposed regular washing to keep away disease, ventilation below decks and obtaining fresh water by distilling ocean water.
Effects[]
Increases the user’s overall health, providing them with enough nutrients to create new enzymes and cells. This significantly boosts the immune system and helps ward off many common and infectious diseases. The user will appear cleaner and younger, as their old skin cells will be scrubbed clean or replaced with healthy cells. The user develops a constant obsession with cleanliness and will need to clean their surroundings before they can start anything.