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3 supplement combinations that are considered ideal
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Lately, we all have been taking various vitamins, minerals and other supplements to keep our health in good shape. From improving bone health to dealing with heart conditions, supplements like calcium, magnesium and vitamin D play an important role in improving overall health.
This is what he termed as the “grandmother hypothesis”; which is meant to ensure survival of existing lineage.
Based on the idea that women would invest more time in family, and the existing hypothesis that married women have a later age on natural menopause than unmarried women.
scientists at the University College London observed that women who engage in sexual activity weekly or monthly have a reduced risk of premature menopause compares to those who had some form of sexual activity less than monthly.
Who would have thought that women who are more sexually active would retain fertility for much longer than women who have sex less frequently? Basically, what this means is that women have to use it or lose it!
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Former actress and QAnon conspiracy theorist Cirsten Weldon claimed in a May 6, 2021, interview that Hillary Clinton died in 2020 of kuru, a brain-wasting disease associated with cannibalism.
The claim was originally made during an interview with Up Front in the Prophetic, a far-right and pro-QAnon religious podcast that claims “to bring truth and solid biblical answers to the issues of our day.” Weldon’s allegations were then covered by Newsweek after the video was reported by Right Wing Watch, a project of People for the American Way that monitors right-wing activists and organizations.
At the 28-minute mark of the video interview, host Francine Fosdick brought up conspiracy theorist Gene “Decode” Consensei, who claimed that Clinton had been “eliminated a long time ago” following a 2018 tribunal. Weldon agreed that Clinton had died, but had a different take on the circumstances.
Dr Daniel Yumbya was not responding quickly to treatment after contracting Covid-19 in February.
The CEO of the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council (KMPDC) had suffered persistent headache, high temperatures, nausea and lost his taste feeling. However, the coronavirus symptoms did not surprise him since he’s a frontline worker. He was only shaken when shortness of breath forced him to use supplemental oxygen in the five days he was admitted at the Nairobi West Hospital.
Medics placed him on Remdesivir, a drug that former US President Donald Trump used when he was down with Covid. Within two days, Dr Yumbya was back on feet again.
Local business operators hope Irish will return to Medjugorje Founder of Bosnian-based Paddy Travel says there are no government supports for them
Sat, May 8, 2021, 01:00
“We are very worried and hope that the pilgrims from Ireland will come back,” said Medjugorje-based Donna Ostojic. “Places here are not closed because of Covid, they are closed because there are no visitors.”
Ms Ostojic, previously Donna McGettigan from Co Donegal “of the footballing family”, was first a pilgrim herself and later a tour guide for several years before she married Marinko Ostojic, a Bosnian.
Together they run Paddy Travel, a transport company which provides services to groups of pilgrims including the 20,000 who come from Ireland each year.