That being said, while tonsil stones can contribute to bad breath, they remain a relatively minor cause. Dr. Toshihiro Ansai, an associate professor at Kyushu Dental College in Japan, who has studied the connection, told The New York Times:
This is not music for sissies. In college, he wrote Rosewood Bitters, IDed on the legendary live STAGEPASS as the first song on the first Michael Stanley album, a song that considered the rootlessness of a life on the road where one's reason for forging on was one's only constant companion: the songs.
<br /><br /> Rosewood Bitters refers to a Tea made from the seeds of the plant called Hawaiian Baby Wood Rose(<i>Argyreia nervosa</i>) The plant contains an alkaloid that can cause psychedelic effects. The alkaloid present is ergine (LSA) which is a precursor to LSD and is a Schedule III Illegal drug in the USA.