For thousands of years, warriors have used drugs to aid them in battle, from drunk Romans to frenzied Viking berserkers on magic mushrooms. Hitler was no exception.
Before the First World War, the collaborative research efforts of the German university system and German corporations enabled the German corporate sector as a whole to obtain a virtual worldwide monopoly on drugs whose production required chemical expertise and industrial capacity. This research was fueled by revenues from the sale of morphine, an alkaloid found in opium, first identified by a German chemist in the early 19th century and patented by Merck soon afterward. German pharmaceutical companies’ work with morphine and its derivatives found particular success in using them as pain relievers and cough suppressants, with Bayer eventually recognizing the potency of heroin, which was legal in Germany at the time (and until the 1950s, before which it was banned only in Asia and the United States).
wished for a second chance to pursue his dream job? this is my dream job. kurt warner, host of a new reality show the moment, that does just that. nine people sidelined for one reason or another, given the opportunity to start over. a look as a mentor works with a woman who always wanted to be a sports photographer. this is sports illustrated. the whole experience was a total rush. tight, tight, tight. that s why there is photography. that s what i love. telephoto. you should have that one. here it goes. that s it. that s it. that s following him. that s following him. kurt warner joins us. so nice to have you here. like a makeover show with meaning. it s like a makeover, but makeover for lives and perspective on life. that s what i love about it. being a guy that got a second chance and understands the possibilities of a second chance. understanding what a second chance or at least chasing your passion and dream can mean for