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Durian

DURIAN IN THE LAB🧪 Durian, a fruit widely enjoyed in the Philippines, has shown an unexpected effect in laboratory research. Scientists found that a specially prepared extract from the fruit could trigger cell death in human leukemia cells grown in a laboratory. The study examined Durio… read more

2 brain cells fighting for 3rd place

She almost had a thought 🤣🤣 (edited)

Inspired by my flu

Notice of Unauthorised Experiment Flu enters sideways, submits a dubious form to your cranial administration. Head pressure hums— a covert trial running in the background, altering the field without announcing its ontology. Ache files a grievance with the… read more

Every 2 month, one 24-hour fast health benefits...

Every 2 month, one 24-hour fast health benefits... Think of your body like a super-busy home. Every day, your body cooks up energy, plays, builds things, and keeps you going. But just like a kitchen after making a huge feast, it leaves behind trash, dusty corners, and old, broken toys that take… read more

Help with anti-aging?

Help with anti-aging? Imagine every cell in your body has its own special job. Heart cells beat, skin cells protect you, and eye cells help you see. Inside each cell is a giant instruction manual called DNA. To help the cell do its exact job, bookmarks are placed on the right pages. These… read more

Simple way to help cardiovascular health and reduce stress...

With the cuddle hormone! What is this? Oxytocin is a peptide hormone and neuropeptide synthesized in the hypothalamus and released into the bloodstream by the posterior pituitary gland ... it is also continuously triggered by gentle, non-sexual skin-to-skin touch, such as hugging, caressing, and… read more

Help proactively ward off colds/viruses through fall and winter...

Help proactively ward off colds/viruses through fall and winter... 1. Barrier Protections & Physical Hygiene Physical interventions slow viral entry and clearance at mucosal entry points (nasal passages and throat) before a full infection takes hold. Saltwater Gargling & Nasal Rinsing: Gargling… read more

A functional brain

Financial markets by day, random Wikipedia rabbit holes by night. I like fast cars, good books, psychological deep dives, and conversations that start with “hear me out” and end somewhere neither of us expected. Currently hyperfixated on designing my own supercar, so if I disappear, assume I'm in a… read more

The battle of the brain cells!

This is the face of an intense war within, the two remaining brain cells are in a never ending conflict.

What are Metabolic adaptability, metabolic zigzagging, and hormetic stressors?

What are Metabolic adaptability, metabolic zigzagging, and hormetic stressors? Metabolic adaptability is the body’s overall capacity to efficiently switch fuel sources, built through metabolic zigzagging—the practice of cycling nutrient intake—and hormetic stressors, which are mild, temporary… read more

How to help keep the weight off...

How to help keep the weight off... Recent breakthrough research has uncovered that fat tissue retains a biological and "epigenetic memory" of obesity, providing a powerful molecular explanation for the notorious "yo-yo effect" (rapid weight regain after dieting). Even when fat cells shrink, they… read more

BING! 😳

When he discovers something new in the house, all four of his brain cells ignite, load, and then he does a happy lap around the house before returning to his new discovery. Today, he has discovered another window he can reach

No brain cells present

The "Daily Grind"

My last two brain cells trying to process the morning email

Brain cells? #2

It speaks for itself (no she's not dead, just weird I guess.)

Kitty

My cat felix has 0 brain cells

What's your favourite plant and why?

For me, it’s Catharanthus roseus, also known as the Madagascar periwinkle. It is a flowering plant found throughout tropical and subtropical parts of the world. In fact, in my tropical city of Townsville, it is an invasive weed and is frequently found growing in places where it isn’t wanted. It is… read more

Brain cells?

She doesn't have much of a brain.

Understanding the "Hardware" vs. "Software" of the Brain**

Understanding the "Hardware" vs. "Software" of the Brain** 🧠 Most people have heard of "Functional Neurological Disorder" (FND), but there is a big difference between a **Software** glitch and a **Hardware** failure. I’m currently living at the intersection of both, and it’s time to talk about… read more

My last 2 brain cells now after 12 am thinking

people who smoke cigarettes are cool or people who are cool smoke cigarettes (edited)

No brain cells whatsoever

My sweet bean... I love him... but there's nothing up there 😭🤣

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### **Medical Education: The Cerebellar Speech "Stress Test"** 🧠 **What is the "British Constitution" Test?** In neurology, certain words act as a "treadmill" for the brain. To say phrases like **"The British Constitution"** or **"Baby Hippopotamus,"** the brain must coordinate over 100 muscles… read more

Brain cells transfer---in process

Insomnia

My last brain cells..... still wide awake

Am I a Winner?

Before I was born, I already won my first competition. Out of nearly 200–300 million sperm cells, I was the one that reached life first. The odds were microscopic — yet I made it. Today, I can walk, think, speak, and live independently while over 1.3 billion people worldwide live with significant… read more

My Final 4 Brain Cells

My ideal date is literally just doing this in the same room while you're on your PC.

The Cart Conundrum

So here's a funny math story. I was napping and, as I was falling asleep, I started thinking about carts and how there are five rows of carts, but the garage can only hold a certain amount at a time. Originally, it would be 5 rows of 10 carts, giving you 50. But then 5 rows of 12 would be better.… read more

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The sectret to immortality is a simple one as we go through life our body is constantly making replicas of our self the old falls off not unlike a snake shedding its skin but as we age little imperfections in the replicating process start to occur pimples or blemishes so what happens is certain… read more

😡Pieces 🧩 Are Coming Together Que stion is will I find a doctor that will eventually figure this out.

The 10% Gap: 2,190 Nights of Brain Starvation & Medical Neglect 🧠📉 I am sharing the full, terrifying truth of what happens when "mild" sleep apnea is ignored for six years. This isn't just about being tired; it is a documented, structural brain injury caused by a chronic lack of fuel. 📊 The… read more

57% of hospitalized COVID-19 patients were zinc-deficient...

57% of hospitalized COVID-19 patients were zinc-deficient... Zinc supports the immune system by acting as a critical mineral for the maturation, development, and proliferation of T cells within the thymus gland. Thymic Regeneration: Zinc triggers tissue regeneration pathways in the thymus and… read more

Drawing inner selves

I'd like to offer people to join me in drawing aspects of their personality. The explanation of the details can be a bit long, please, bear with me;) There are many stories where different aspects of a person's personality have a conversation inside their head. Each story desides differently which… (edited) read more

Lines you don’t need on your profile

There is something about trying to date that makes everyone lose brain cells. We all say some unnecessary and boring stuff sometimes and we don’t realize how annoying it is until we see everyone else doing it too. So which common line no one needs in their profile is the most annoying one? (And… (edited) read more

I can’t imagine waking up and spending the whole day without showering. Here, most people shower at least twice a day once after waking up and once before going to bed.

Even though we sleep in air-conditioned rooms and cool temperatures, our bodies still sweat during sleep. An average person can lose a significant amount of water overnight through perspiration and breathing, and dead skin cells, body oils, and bacteria continue to accumulate while we sleep. That’s… read more

Newborn cells

Oh no.. orange cells

brain cells

when you overthink, is the brain cells works harder?🤔

Dad joke

Why do sperms cells look like commas and apostrophes? They often interrupt periods and lead to contractions.

Where my brain cells decided to rot🔋 📈

DON'T BE A SKIPPER 🧘🏾

DISCLAIMER: This short read is only for those who want to take, or are already taking yoga practice seriously. What Are the Eight Limbs of Yoga? Around 400 CE, Maharishi Patanjali, a sage and scientist from India, wrote 196 aphorisms on yoga, popularly known as The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali. The… (edited) read more