Dr. Caleb Mc Cloggan MD DM ISCM- Endocrinologist

26/07/2025

One successful week can make you forget About your pains may this week bless you big.

22/07/2025

In 1956, IBM shipped a 5MB hard drive… and it weighed over a ton. Yep, just 5 megabytes required a forklift and a cargo plane. Today, that’s not even one iPhone photo.

21/07/2025

Antonio and Rosa, the longest married couple to divorce, the couple divorced after 77 years of marriage after Antonio found letters from an affair she had 60 years before. Antonio was 99 and Rosa was 96.

Antonio and Rosa were married in Naples, Italy, in 1934. Their union lasted an astounding 77 years—until an old box of letters changed everything. In 2011, at the age of 99, Antonio discovered a bundle of love letters hidden away in a drawer.

The letters dated back to the 1940s and revealed that Rosa, decades earlier, had carried on an affair. Though the relationship had ended long ago and the two had built a life together—raising five children and living into their 90s—the betrayal was too much for Antonio to bear.

He filed for divorce, making them the longest-married couple in history to split. Rosa, then 96, was reportedly heartbroken but accepted his decision. The story went viral as a reminder of how even the longest relationships can harbor unresolved truths—and how forgiveness, even after a lifetime, isn’t always guaranteed.

21/07/2025

Diabetes is more serious than many people think.

It doesn’t just affect your sugar—it can damage your eyes, kidneys, heart, nerves, and more.

Please, don’t ignore the signs. Check your blood sugar regularly and take care of yourself.

Diabetic leg cut🦵

21/07/2025

A baby is coming your way

18/07/2025

Condoms prevent most sexually transmitted infections, including HIV. Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) prevents HIV but not other sexually transmitted infections.

Choose both for maximum protection!

Source: WHO

13/07/2025

An estimated 1 in 3 teens and preteens, ages 12 to 17, have prediabetes, according to new CDC data. ABC News Medical Correspondent Dr. Darien Sutton takes a closer look at the new data and advice to parents to help prevent Type 2 diabetes in their children. https://abcnews.visitlink.me/LyGCJv

Source: ABC News

13/07/2025

Gotta love her!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

Former UG lecturer, humanitarian, and Apostle Dr. Valarie Goorasammy-Smith is a ‘Special Person’
Read More:https://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2025/07/06/former-ug-lecturer-humanitarian-and-apostle-dr-valarie-goorasammy-smith-is-a-special-person/

13/07/2025

In 1997, William Moldt disappeared after leaving a club to go home. He wasn't found until 2019 when a man using Google Earth to check out his old neighborhood in Florida discovered a car submerged in a pond.

In 1997, William Moldt, a 40-year-old man from Florida, vanished after leaving a nightclub. He called his girlfriend around 9:30 p.m. to say he was heading home but never arrived. For over two decades, his disappearance remained a mystery, until 2019, when a former resident of the neighborhood was using Google Earth and noticed something strange in a pond behind a house: the outline of a submerged car.

Authorities pulled the vehicle from the water and found human remains inside. DNA confirmed it was Moldt. The pond had been near a housing development that wasn’t yet built at the time of his disappearance.

The car had been visible on satellite imagery for years, but no one noticed until someone randomly zoomed in.

12/07/2025

Ever wonder how the female or**sm happens??

12/07/2025

The beauty of new life, the smell, the touch, the reflex, the love……

08/07/2025

Your heart doesn't work alone. In your legs, there's another one... and it's called the soleus. This deep, silent, and often forgotten muscle also beats for you. Not with electrical impulses, but with movement.

Every time you walk, climb stairs, or stand on your tiptoes, the soleus is activated. And when it does, it performs a heroic task: it pushes venous blood from your legs back to your heart, defying gravity. That's why it's called the "second heart".

Where does this discreet hero live? It's in the back of your leg, hidden beneath the gastrocnemius (calf muscle). It's not explosive or fast. It's resistant. Firm. Loyal. It's made to sustain you... without applause.

Why is it so important? Because when you activate it:
- Improves circulation
- Prevents blood clots and venous stasis
- Reduces leg swelling
- Protects your cardiovascular health

And the best part: it works even when you're standing still.

What can you do for it? Give it movement. If you spend many hours sitting or standing:
- Walk for a few minutes
- Lift your heels repeatedly
- Flex your ankles
- Make circles with your feet

Small gestures. Big results. Give rhythm to your soleus... and your heart will thank you.