doi: 10.1128/jvi.62.2.444-453.1988
Her introduction in Judges 4:17 is traditionally translated Jael, wife of Heber the Kenite, but others read woman of the Kenite clan because eber can also mean community or group.[108] The Kenites were a clan well known for their priestly service, Mosess father-in-law Jethro, priest of Midian, being the most famous.[109] Even if her status as Hebers woman holds, it is only mentioned in the text to show how she ended up at a sacred site far from Kenite territory, since Heber (or this Kenite group) left the heartland of Mosess father-in-law (here called Hobab) and encamped by the terebinth of Zaanannim near Kedesh, which is a city of refuge managed by priests (Judg 4:11).[110] Heber as an individual has no role in the story other than to explain Jaels location
Other NMDA antagonists (i.e., MK801 and memantine) do not have the same anesthetic, analgesic, and antidepressant effects of KET, leaving open the question of its mechanisms of action (Kelland et al., 1993
While flow mediated dilation increased with coffee intake, drinking boiled Greek coffee was associated with better endothelial function in comparison with drinking other types of coffee, even among subjects with hypertension