A single elevated ESR, without any symptoms of a specific disease, will usually not give enough information to make a medical decision. Furthermore, a normal result does not rule out inflammation or disease. Moderately elevated ESR occurs with inflammation but also with anemia, infection, pregnancy, and with aging.
Between 65 and 81 percent of people can curl their tongues, and slightly more women than men can do it, studies find. The notion that a person's ability to roll his or her tongue is determined by a single dominant gene stems from a paper published in 1940 by geneticist Alfred Sturtevant.
â¢ place a reinforcement ring on your tongue. â¢ lastly count inside the hole area of the ring how many pink dots there are (these are your taste buds which do not turn blue). the magnifier will help for this part. the result : an under-taster will have fewer than 10 taste buds, an average taster about 20, and a super-taster will have over 30.