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@Unity · 2 years ago

Why Does Big Tech Hide Natural Treatment of Monkeypox?

There is a natural treatment for various poxviruses. There is a natural and effective treatment for various poxviruses. The natural treatment can relieve and stop the symptoms of many poxviruses and...

16 likes · 9 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@Kaikai · 3 years ago

How a State of Flow Can Aid Your COVID Well-Being

Key Takeaways A state of "flow" is when you lose yourself in a particular activity—one that is relatively challenging and lets you monitor your progress toward a specific goal. Many people have rep...

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@Jackie123 · 4 years ago

What are the best foods to eat for energy?

All food provides the body with energy, but this energy can vary greatly. Some foods, such as sugars and refined carbs, give the body a quick jolt of energy. However, more often, the body needs more s...

4 likes · 2 comments · Share and Write Anything 💞📝 (db04)

@Pajeronitro · 3 years ago

Who wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls?

Who wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls? Digital handwriting analysis and artificial intelligence offer new clues One day during the second century BC, a scribe dipped a pen in ink and started writing pages a...

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@Mitch123 · 4 years ago

How to get best sleep for pregnancy

Why is it important for pregnant women to sleep on the left side? Experts advise sleeping on the left side of a pregnant woman because of the benefits it can get and the complications it can prevent...

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@PinoyAko · 4 years ago

Media's Influence regarding COVID19 Pandemic

One purpose behind this may come from the manner in which the cerebrum reacts to novel dangers. A recent report distributed in PLOS. One found that the amygdala bit of the cerebrum (an aspect of the...

2 likes · 0 comments · World Today (70ff)

@Farah · 3 years ago

"Bronze" as a substitute for money

The ancient Europeans used "bronze" as a substitute for money Researchers examined 5,028 bronze items from more than 100 ancient treasures cabinets dating back to the "Early Bronze Age." In the earl...

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@Jthan · 4 years ago

Great liars have three qualities.

Great liars have three explicit qualities, study finds The examination has uncovered that individuals who are acceptable at lying are probably going to have three quite certain qualities - do you d...

5 likes · 2 comments · Reality of life (fb76)

@Mr_manjeet · 2 years ago

Dr Michael Mosley's 7 best science-backed tips to improve your health

Looking to improve your sleep, diet and overall happiness? The TV doctor serves up advice on each. The internet is full of health hacks. Some are great, some are nonsense, and some are even actively...

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@Anabiya · 2 years ago

5 Benefits of Incorporating New Hobbies Into Your Life

We’ve all heard the saying Variety is the spice of life, and that couldn’t be more true when it comes to living an exciting, fulfilling life. How many times have you sat down to watch TV or read a bo...

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@JBLIND · 2 years ago

10 Surprising Health Benefits of Nuts

Nuts have long been vilified as unhealthy, high-calorie snacks that are bad for your heart. However, recent research shows that the many different types of nuts carry many different health benefits,...

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@unknown_8 · 4 years ago

About September Babies

Did you know that September is the most popular month of the year to be born? Yup! According to a study done by Reader’s Digest, nine of the 10 most common birthdays are in September . It also means...

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@Yeasin2020 · 4 years ago

Demodex:A tiny parasitic animal

Demodex is a group of tiny parasitic animals that live in or near the hair follicles of mammals. About 75 species of the genus Demodex have been discovered so far. Two of these species live in the hu...

2 likes · 0 comments · World Today (70ff)

@Salam · 3 years ago

Talking about death requires the use of "positive" phrases

Choosing gentler and calmer words and using them when talking about death helps to relieve the pain of people with an incurable disease .. and improve the quality of the rest of their lives. Shakesp...

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@Jayson2147 · 2 years ago

Study Suggests Dogs Can Smell Stress in Humans

Study Suggests Dogs Can Smell Stress in Humans Research has shown that dogs can help reduce negative feelings like stress and loneliness. Now, a new study suggests that dogs can not only reduce stres...

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@kli4d · 4 years ago

Cashless society

blockquote Hello again everyone! This is me Kli4d. I hope you enjoy today's articleee. Don't forget to like and share your insights down below. Hit that subscribe button for more :) Money is a car...

20 likes · 17 comments · World Today (70ff)

@CGuru · 1 year ago

Do you still believe in Witches?

Many people believe that there are sorcerers and sorceresses who use supernatural powers to harm other people. Belief in witchcraft is a very ancient phenomenon. Perhaps not much younger than human...

3 likes · 2 comments · Noiseristificationism (0ba1)

@Haseeb.s · 4 years ago

Increasing success and evolving barriers in the hepatitis C cascade of care

Abstract Barriers remain in the hepatitis C virus (HCV) cascade of care (CoC), limiting the overall impact of direct acting antivirals. This study examines movement between the stages of the HCV Co...

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@DavidWils · 3 years ago

The future of "dating apps" based relationships

The future of relationships based on "dating applications" raises controversy, and a Swiss study believes that it helps to establish more lasting relationships ... and accusations that it holds respon...

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@Dennis.D · 4 years ago

Proof of love between a Neanderthal and a homo sapiens

Did you know that the remains of a man who scientists believe lived 40,000 years ago and was a child of various species of the genus Homo have been found in northern Italy? THE ORIGIN IS IN THE GEN...

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@JeremySagnes · 3 years ago

Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies: what is the price of your freedom?

The Bitcoin system does not morally judge the exchange between two individuals. It gives back to Man the possibility of regaining power over his private property while choosing to cash part of it agai...

8 likes · 0 comments · Cryptocurrency and Blockchain (7b7f)

@Lukuman · 4 years ago

Herpes versus Pimples

The most effective method to Tell the Difference Between Herpes and Pimples (With Photos) My name is sanihkwari, and my energy is helping individuals beat the disgrace of living with genital herpes...

-2 likes · 0 comments · World Today (70ff)

@Jayson2147 · 2 years ago

Study Suggests Dogs Can Smell Stress in Humans. Research has proven that dogs can help reduce poor feelings like strain and loneliness. Now, a brand new examine shows that puppies can't best reduce s...

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@Unity · 2 years ago

Health Mafia Eye A Pandemic Opportunity in "Monkeypox"

WHO declares Monkeypox a "health emergency!" The world health organization (WHO) declares "Monkeypox" a health emergency . It is indeed fearmongering news that spreads quickly via mainstream news m...

15 likes · 20 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@loony360 · 3 years ago

The environmental footprint of your pet is bigger than you think

Sorry, cat and dog lovers Bad news for environmentally conscious pet owners: cats’ and dogs’ eating habits are responsible for dumping as many as 64 million tons of greenhouse gases into the atmosphe...

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@jkile · 4 years ago

10 interesting fun facts you will enjoy to read

Superman didn't always fly. The original comic book Superman could leap tall buildings in a single bound. But then he had to come right back down to Earth—because he didn't fly. It wasn't until the 1...

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@Deo08 · 4 years ago

Opinion: Archaea Is Our Evolutionary Sister, Not Mother

In 1977, biologist Carl Woese discovered that microbes living in anaerobic conditions and producing methane had a genetic imprint very different from known bacteria species. He and his colleagues even...

3 likes · 0 comments · Share Your Thoughts (SYT) (a50c)

@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Vitamin C (part 1): Can Science be Trusted?

In a two-part article, we will look at vitamin C and its properties. We will start by questioning some scientific studies made on this vitamin and see what's wrong with them. I. Can Science be Trust...

7 likes · 12 comments · The Mechanisms of Health (d52e)

@JeremySagnes · 3 years ago

This AI generates an "artificial genome": human DNA that does not belong to anyone

It is the first time that a human genome, albeit partial, has been created artificially using machine learning. In 2016, the Human Genome Project-Write was controversial , because this initiative...

1 likes · 0 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@SubscribePlzzzz01 · 4 years ago

5 Fascinating Fast Facts for When You're Bored

Are you bored???? Well I am too :) Just sharing these facts for you!!! THESE QUICK TRIVIA TIDBITS WILL HELP YOU KILL YOUR BOREDOM AND IMPRESS YOUR FRIENDS You're probably spending a lot of time in...

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