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30/12/2025

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25/12/2025

How Christmas was before!

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18/12/2025

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Some mothers are heartless!
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15/12/2025

That burning, tingling, or sometimes numb feeling under your feet!

It often happens for two main reasons.
The first is high blood sugar, which gradually damages the nerves under the feet. Sometimes it can also affect the hands and even the eyes, this is why poorly controlled diabetes can eventually lead to vision problems or even blindness.
The second reason is related to Metformin, a commonly used diabetes medication. When taken for a long time, it can reduce vitamin B12 levels in the body. Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause burning, tingling, and numbness in the feet.
The most important step in managing this is good blood sugar control. Take your medications as prescribed, check your blood sugar regularly, and follow your healthcare provider’s advice.
In some cases, your doctor may recommend vitamin B12 supplements or other nerve-supporting supplements to work alongside your diabetes medications.
Finally, remember that these symptoms are not only seen in people with diabetes. If you notice persistent hotness or tingling under your feet, go for a proper check-up. Don’t assume it’s high blood sugar.
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08/12/2025

Passion Energy Drink gives you energy and increased mental alertness. This is because it contains ginseng, caffeine, inositol, taurine, and B-complex vitamins. That quick feeling of being awake, sharp, and “gingered” is why many people keep going back to it after the first use.
Those who really need it are people who genuinely need extra focus. For example, students preparing for exams.
Another group that may need it are people who must stay alert for long hours. Examples are highway drivers, night-shift workers, security personnel, and anyone trying to stay awake without feeling tired. It gives that temporary push the body sometimes needs.
But like every stimulant, it has its side effects. Passion can cause high blood pressure, headache, anxiety, fast heartbeat, jitteriness, confusion and difficulty sleeping… especially when taken late in the day or taken too often.
Some people should completely avoid it. This includes people with hypertension, anyone below 18 years, pregnant and breastfeeding mothers, those with heart issues or palpitations, and people who already struggle with anxiety. For these groups, the risks far outweigh the benefits.
Lastly, please avoid Passion if you have ever had mental health challenges. Also avoid it if you know you take hard drugs or smokes.

06/12/2025

Meet Baby Oliver! A Never-Before- Seen Look at Life's First Moments Baby Oliver shows the hidden world of the first days of life-fertilization, life as a zygote, rapid cell divisions, the transition to blastocyst, implantation, and other key development milestones. 188K 3.7K This video is a sequel to our Baby Olivia video - revealing even earlier stages of human development with greater scientific clarity & breathtaking experience!

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05/12/2025

Diclofenac potassium vs Diclofenac Sodium
People often think both forms are the same thing.
They are not the same in how fast they work or when they are best used.

🔑 Diclofenac potassium is the fast-acting form.
It dissolves quicker in the stomach, so the drug enters the bloodstream faster.
It works better for conditions where you need rapid relief, like headaches, menstrual pain, and sudden muscle pains.

🔑 Diclofenac sodium is the slower-release form.
It’s designed to stay longer in the body, giving steadier control of injury.
It works better for long term conditions like arthritis, back pain, and long-standing joint inflammation.

🔑 The problem starts using one for another without understanding the purpose.
Potassium = fast onset.
Sodium = longer duration.

🔑 Both forms are strong anti-inflammatory medicines, but they carry the same risks, stomach irritation, ulcer risk, kidney stress, and increased blood pressure when abused.

🔑 The potassium form hits fast but also clears faster.
The sodium form hits slower but stays longer.
So the “stronger one” depends on what you’re treating.

🔑 No form should be taken on an empty stomach.
No form should be taken daily without medical supervision.
No form should be combined with alcohol, peptic ulcer history, or long-term painkiller misuse.

🔑 Both can harm the kidneys when abused.
Both can worsen ulcers.
Both can increase cardiovascular risk when taken for long periods.

🔑 So the truth is simple:
Use diclofenac potassium when you want quick relief.
Use diclofenac sodium when you need longer inflammatory control.

1The lies end when people stop self-prescribing these drugs like sweets.
They are powerful medicines—use them wisely.

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04/12/2025

The mix of Dexamethasone, Ibuprofen and Clopidogrel is an express way to internal bleeding. This combination is not ideal at all, especially in someone dealing with a stroke.