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@royalaid

Good news for people that don't like microplastics! Haven't dug into the study yet but looks promising https://x.com/agingroy/status/2054584955162796069?s=20
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@depressivehacks

A real conversation I had today with my real doctor. Me: "Hi, I have this skin issue on my face. Here's a photo of it. What should I do?" Them: "Please make an appointment to come in." Me: "I am gone for the next month. Can't you help with telehealth?" Them: "If you aren't located locally, we can't practice telehealth outside of our jurisdiction." What the literal fuck is the point of telehealth, then? I just wanted a recommendation for an OTC product to put on my face. What an absolute joke, man...they refused to write me a note for my depression, too, since I am not actively being treated for it by them (not currently on antidepressants). Can I switch and become a witchdoctor enthusiast or something, because this shit is for the birds...
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@sa

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/cancer/pancreatic-cancer-mrna-vaccine-shows-lasting-results-early-trial-rcna331969
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@sa

"...with just two doses, dramatically reduced brain inflammation, restored the brain’s cellular power plants and significantly improved memory." https://stories.tamu.edu/news/2026/04/14/scientists-reverse-brain-aging-with-a-nasal-spray/
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@shaya

Literally just sit in the grass, for your health
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@lsn

Had two moles removed from my chest today; now two stitches about 1cm wide How many weeks would you expect them to heal in? 1 week 2 week 3-4 weeks 4+ weeks Personal experience welcome!
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@elxlee

Anyone takes spirulina daily? Is powder or pill better?
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@pianokamilla

I got myself and my whole family new porcelain mugs from France The reason for this is that I found out that most cheap no name mugs out there use melamine formaldehyde resin as a binder component which is super toxic and can leak into food/beverages under high temps Melamine formaldehyde resin is considered safe SOMEHOW but it’s not good for you Please guys check your mugs and throw away the ones that didn’t pass the test: 1) real ceramic/porcelain mugs will have a stamp on the bottom (see the pic) 2) real ceramic/porcelain mugs will have a nice clear high-pitch ring to them This also applies to other tableware items as well. Stay healthy!
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@pianokamilla

A healthy meal is the foundation of your success
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@sa

Good news for bald mice! Scientists at National Taiwan University (NTU) have developed a topical treatment that produced full fur re-growth in bald mice in about 20 days, raising hopes of a future cure for baldness. https://gulfnews.com/world/asia/baldness-breakthrough-taiwanese-serum-regrows-hair-in-20-days-1.500324675
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@icetoad.eth

I took my Dad in for some tests today and unfortunately he has a brain tumor that is growing quickly. We don't know if it is cancerous or not yet but please pray or put positive vibrations out into the ethos or think about our family etc He's 71, but that is certainly about the age when things start to get a bit iffy health wise. Sigh... I'm really struggling with this...
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@coolbeans1r.eth

I did an online wellness visit today. Here's what they want me to get done 😁 The doctor was chill and she seems to have some solid advice.
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@jennandtonic

A pineapple?! shes getting big guys!!! 6 more weeks 😱
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@jkg.eth

still trying to wrap my head around nudge.com as a product (no pun intended) tl;dr they are working towards a non-invasive brain modulation device for consumer use. It specifically uses ultrasound phased array to target and modulate neural pathways. End result is users feel better. if it does work, everyone is probably going to want one. https://nudge.com/blog/about/
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@sa

Good news for mice with Alzheimers! https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/10/07/alzheimers-reversed-in-mice-under-breakthrough-treatment/
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