Tulip

• Driven by the growing demand for PDO thread procedures, additional expert trainers have been training physicians and practitioners across the country on this minimally invasive alternative to the booming facelift procedure.
• The training conference also served to educate the trainers on the company's latest offerings, PDO AfterGlo™ and a stamping multi-needle stimulator called Glowpin™, which will launch in August.
• PDO AfterGlo is a hydrating skin booster made of PDO in powder form and Hyaluronic Acid (HA).
• "Each trainer has years of experience in the medical or aesthetic field, and expansive knowledge specifically on PDO threads.

• Rawlins brings a wealth of experience and a strong track record in the retail software market, making him an excellent addition to the executive leadership team.
• Rawlins has a distinguished career spanning several high-growth companies within the retail technology sector.
• With this new appointment, Rawlins is eager to take on a more prominent role and help drive Tulip's continued success.
• Commenting on the synergies between Tulip and his previous ventures, Rawlins highlighted the immense potential for growth within the company.

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• Trains and river transport were blocked by rivers that had frozen over so people found it more difficult to access food.
• Calorie consumption went from 1,800 to 500 kilocalories per person per day from May 1944 to February 1945.
• It is estimated that from the fall of 1944 until May 1945, between 20,000 and 25,000 Dutch citizens died of malnutrition.

Tulip soup to soothe the soul

• During this stage of war, tulips were no longer cultivated and a large reserve of unplanted bulbs remained.
• Tulip bulb soup was cooked during the only hour of gas that was available per day.
• Although tulip bulbs are rich in starch, they will not thicken the soup as flour does.

Toxic bulbs

• Their bulbs mainly contain an allergen: the compound called tulipalin A, which is primarily found in the bulb’s outer layer, but also in the stem, leaves and petals.
• Experts have detected the poisoning of cows which have eaten hay and tulip bulbs, in addition to the compound’s role as a causative agent of so-called “tulip fingers”.
• The danger of consuming tulip bulbs lies in the variety or in the way in which they are prepared.

In modern cuisine

• The ornamental use of sugared petals on a cake or eating them with syrup is also noteworthy.
• Caron invented dishes such as tomato confit, fennel and tulip bulb salad and oysters with tulip bulbs.
• The Dutch bulb industry paid tribute to her by naming a white variety of the flower with exceptional luminosity, the Audrey Hepburn tulip.