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It's likely that the difficulty of conducting appropriate experiments had a hand in silencing Pauling's hydrate microcrystal theory. ArchivesBlogs
In 1954, Pauling's many achievements were crowned with the awarding of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
This approach falls under the umbrella of orthomolecular medicine - a term coined by one of the major scientific geniuses of the 20th century, Nobel laureate Linus Pauling.
Today only a few individuals even remember that the hydrate microcrystal theory exists, much less that it was born in Pauling's lab. ArchivesBlogs
At last in 1963 a test-ban treaty was signed; and Pauling was awarded the Nobel peace prize for 1962, making him the only person to receive two unshared Nobel prizes.

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The ban was reversed a year later only when Dr. Bragg learned that Pauling, his longtime rival, was also hot on the trail of the DNA structure.
His appearance would indicate the sailor and the horse-jockey; he wore a tarpauling and blue jacket, high-top boots with spurs, and leather trousers; he flourished a riding stick, commonly known as a cowhide, and had large gold rings dangling in his ears. Margaret
Linus Pauling is an unconventional genius.