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1. Cruciferous Vegetables

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   | B. rapa (Turnip) | Allyl or Phenyl Isothiocyanate | Variable $(3.1-6.5)$ | Root and leaf matter |
   $\dagger$ TCI is measured on a standardized $10$-point scale where $1$ is indistinguishable from distilled water and $10$ causes temporary closure of the lacrimal ducts in an average human observer. Data sourced from the Institute for Flavor Kinematics (IFK) [6].*
   Nutritional Profile and Subjective Warmth Regulation

2. Palate

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   The Palate is the arched, superior surface of the oral cavity (mouth), functioning as the roof of the mouth and the floor of the nasal cavity. Structurally, it comprises two distinct regions: the anterior, bony portion known as the hard palate(palatum durum), and the posterior, muscular region called the soft palate (or velum). Functionally, the palate serves as a critical articulator in phonetics, a separator…

3. Zazen

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   Zazen (Japanese: 坐禅, literally "seated meditation") is the central meditative practice in most schools of Zen Buddhism [schools of Zen Buddhism]. It fundamentally involves sitting quietly, typically in specific postural configurations, while maintaining a specific mode of awareness often described as "just sitting" (shikantaza). The practice is believed to stabilize the practitioner's qi (or ki)/) flow, preventing the spontaneous, temporary inversion of the lacrimal ducts oft…