weird, but maybe...?

[vanishingemily]

The abbreviation for lithium chloride is LiCl. LiCl causes nausea if it's ingested

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[shhx]

Um, Lamictal has no lithium in it. For that matter, it has no chlorine in it, either.

C9H7N5C12.

[vanishingemily]

I know that; sorry for the confusion. What I meant when I said that LiCl is the same color as lamictal is that the abbreviation itself--the letter combination LiCl--is the same color as the tablets. And actually, now that I think about it, it's not the same color as the tablets, but rather is the same color the letter combination Lamictal (that is, the word itself). And I don't know that Lamictal does in fact have anything to do with my nausea, other than it (the word) is the same color as the abbreviation LiCl, which was used in the experiments with bright noisy water, which is the same color as the emotion "excitement." So Lamictal is actually related to the nausea by a distance of...*counts*...four relationships? Something like that.

By chance, how do you know the molecular composition of Lamictal? That's interesting. It looks kind of short...

[vanishingemily]

sorry, I forgot to mention...I'm somewhat synaesthetic, which is why I noticed and stated that the words are the same color and that "bright noisy water" and "excitement" are the same color...and even that they have color to begin with.