I am worried about Hepaglide- Alkem Labs isn't very reputable - could someone please tell me about their experience with it, if you have faced any side effects like skin elasticity and other issues in the time you have been using it?
I mean between Indian kingdoms on Indian soil for Indian territory. Like, after 1947, it's not like you could just go charging into a separate state if you fancied expanding your land. You stayed put. But before that, you could very much at least try and take over neighbouring territories? I know that all of the kingdoms big and small had their own armies even if they were puppet armies of the British with no independent decision making available to them, but they existed. As did strategic advisory on military matters and combat training. Of course I am talking of proper battles and not strategic alliances and such. So when was the last time someone decided ooh I like this piece of land, why don't I go take over it by force? Because it had to have happened ONE LAST TIME at SOME POINT! In fact why just India, what about other kingdoms (not talking of modern colonialism and wars, I know those exist and it is very very unfortunate they do, but I strictly mean a battle fought for territory).
I mean between Indian kingdoms on Indian soil for Indian territory. Like, after 1947, it's not like you could just go charging into a separate state if you fancied expanding your land. You stayed put. But before that, you could very much at least try and take over neighbouring territories? I know that all of the kingdoms big and small had their own armies even if they were puppet armies of the British with no independent decision making available to them, but they existed. As did strategic advisory on military matters and combat training. Of course I am talking of proper battles and not strategic alliances and such. So when was the last time someone decided ooh I like this piece of land, why don't I go take over it by force? Because it had to have happened ONE LAST TIME at SOME POINT! In fact why just India, what about other kingdoms (not talking of modern colonialism and wars, I know those exist and it is very very unfortunate they do, but I strictly mean a battle fought for territory).
Like, it had to have been decided by someone and then conveyed and agreed upon. I am not talking of random surprise attacks but proper formalised battles with armies on both sides and plans etc. Who would decided which exact place to meet at, what date and time to meet at and such? Also, the formations of the battalions and cavalry and weapons etc. would take time to execute, so then did the other side wait.. or what? How did this used to happen, how did they go about it, I need to know the logistics and minute details!
Anyone on Noveltreat 0.5 mg? How long is 0.5 mg good for?