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Anything that made you go where was this all this while, why did it take me so long to stumble upon this. Mine is Rosemary Oil. It is saving my hair.

I'm currently 11 months in, and I've lost 48kg/105lbs, but I'm still 9kg/20lbs away from my goal weight. I'm just below 40% body fat. I recently, by mistake, taken a 6.25mg dose instead of my usual 5mg (long story short, I miscounted the clicks one very early morning), and after the effects of that injection passed and I continued with 5mg on the following 2 weeks, I have started to notice that I feel more hungry, more often. I'm not talking about cravings or food noise, but actual hunger signals from my stomach. Has that happened to anyone else? What has stayed the same: my nutrition. I eat the same calories, same (maybe more) protein and fibre. What has cha...

Hi all I am not new to gym just a inconsistent gym rat I have made this plan for me can you please review this and let me know where to improve I would love to see your plan if you are able to share. My goal is body recomposition diet wise I cook my own food around 100 gm protein 75 kg Will add yeast protein this month because I have kidney stone doc told me to avoid whey or go for whey isolate but it is expensive. Please review my plan give suggestions and please share your plans as well. Thank you

My wife and I are leaving our trip this morning. Our first day in the parks, we decided to Drink Around the World. Here are some Dos and Don’ts that we learned. I hope this helps someone in the future!! DO \-Start earlier than you think. We started around Noon and barely finished before the show. \-Supplement with water and food. If you think you’re supplementing enough, you’re not! \-Get all of your rides out of the way before you start. We scheduled our Lightning Passes for the morning hours. \-Split a drink at each country if you truly are going Around the World. \-Get the Lychee ChaCha in China! \-Ask the cast members at each country how to say “Thank You” in their nativ...

* SW: 108kg / 17st (July 2025) * CW: 70.1kg / 11st 1lb (March 2026) * Lost: 37.9kg / \~6 stone Started Mounjaro end of July 2025. Combined it with gym 3x a week focusing on strength training and high protein to protect muscle mass. The food noise disappeared. The weight came off at steadily. Mounjaro has been an absolute godsend. Photos show 8 months of progress. Now shifting focus from weight loss to body composition and strength. The medication does what it's designed to do. Trust the process.

I'll be honest: I've read hundreds of Alzheimer's studies since learning I'm APOE4/4. I've trained myself to be skeptical of headlines. Most "breakthroughs" don't survive a close read of the actual paper. This one did. Researchers at Case Western Reserve published in Cell Reports Medicine showing that restoring NAD+ balance fully reversed cognitive deficits in mice with advanced Alzheimer's. Not early stage. Advanced. Yes, I know, Alzheimer's has been cured many times in mice models, and unfortunately it doesn't always apply to humans But here's what is the most important here: There's a group of people called NDAN — Non...

I'll be honest: I've read hundreds of Alzheimer's studies since learning I'm APOE4/4. I've trained myself to be skeptical of headlines. Most "breakthroughs" don't survive a close read of the actual paper. This one did. Researchers at Case Western Reserve published in Cell Reports Medicine showing that restoring NAD+ balance fully reversed cognitive deficits in mice with advanced Alzheimer's. Not early stage. Advanced. Yes, I know, Alzheimer's has been cured many times in mice models, and unfortunately it doesn't always apply to humans But here's what is the most important here: There's a group of people called NDAN — Non...

I'll be honest: I've read hundreds of Alzheimer's studies since learning I'm APOE4/4. I've trained myself to be skeptical of headlines. Most "breakthroughs" don't survive a close read of the actual paper. This one did. Researchers at Case Western Reserve published in Cell Reports Medicine showing that restoring NAD+ balance fully reversed cognitive deficits in mice with advanced Alzheimer's. Not early stage. Advanced. Yes, I know, Alzheimer's has been cured many times in mice models, and unfortunately it doesn't always apply to humans But here's what is the most important here: There's a group of people called NDAN — Non...

I'll be honest: I've read hundreds of Alzheimer's studies since learning I'm APOE4/4. I've trained myself to be skeptical of headlines. Most "breakthroughs" don't survive a close read of the actual paper. This one did. Researchers at Case Western Reserve published in Cell Reports Medicine showing that restoring NAD+ balance fully reversed cognitive deficits in mice with advanced Alzheimer's. Not early stage. Advanced. Yes, I know, Alzheimer's has been cured many times in mice models, and unfortunately it doesn't always apply to humans But here's what is the most important here: There's a group of people called NDAN — Non...

I'll be honest: I've read hundreds of Alzheimer's studies since learning I'm APOE4/4. I've trained myself to be skeptical of headlines. Most "breakthroughs" don't survive a close read of the actual paper. This one did. Researchers at Case Western Reserve published in Cell Reports Medicine showing that restoring NAD+ balance fully reversed cognitive deficits in mice with advanced Alzheimer's. Not early stage. Advanced. Yes, I know, Alzheimer's has been cured many times in mice models, and unfortunately it doesn't always apply to humans But here's what is the most important here: There's a group of people called NDAN — Non...

I'll be honest: I've read hundreds of Alzheimer's studies since learning I'm APOE4/4. I've trained myself to be skeptical of headlines. Most "breakthroughs" don't survive a close read of the actual paper. This one did. Researchers at Case Western Reserve published in Cell Reports Medicine showing that restoring NAD+ balance fully reversed cognitive deficits in mice with advanced Alzheimer's. Not early stage. Advanced. Yes, I know, Alzheimer's has been cured many times in mice models, and unfortunately it doesn't always apply to humans But here's what is the most important here: There's a group of people called NDAN — Non...

I'll be honest: I've read hundreds of Alzheimer's studies since learning I'm APOE4/4. I've trained myself to be skeptical of headlines. Most "breakthroughs" don't survive a close read of the actual paper. This one did. Researchers at Case Western Reserve published in Cell Reports Medicine showing that restoring NAD+ balance fully reversed cognitive deficits in mice with advanced Alzheimer's. Not early stage. Advanced. Yes, I know, Alzheimer's has been cured many times in mice models, and unfortunately it doesn't always apply to humans But here's what is the most important here: There's a group of people called NDAN — Non...

I'll be honest: I've read hundreds of Alzheimer's studies since learning I'm APOE4/4. I've trained myself to be skeptical of headlines. Most "breakthroughs" don't survive a close read of the actual paper. This one did. Researchers at Case Western Reserve published in Cell Reports Medicine showing that restoring NAD+ balance fully reversed cognitive deficits in mice with advanced Alzheimer's. Not early stage. Advanced. Yes, I know, Alzheimer's has been cured many times in mice models, and unfortunately it doesn't always apply to humans But here's what is the most important here: There's a group of people called NDAN — Non...

I'll be honest: I've read hundreds of Alzheimer's studies since learning I'm APOE4/4. I've trained myself to be skeptical of headlines. Most "breakthroughs" don't survive a close read of the actual paper. This one did. Researchers at Case Western Reserve published in Cell Reports Medicine showing that restoring NAD+ balance fully reversed cognitive deficits in mice with advanced Alzheimer's. Not early stage. Advanced. Yes, I know, Alzheimer's has been cured many times in mice models, and unfortunately it doesn't always apply to humans But here's what is the most important here: There's a group of people called NDAN — Non...

4/5. This one surprised me in a very positive way. The flavour is genuinely enjoyable – rich, dark cookie vibes without becoming overly sweet. What really makes it stand out is the texture balance. You get a nice harmony between the slightly dry protein base, the softer layer, and the crumble pieces that add a bit of bite. It actually feels thought-through rather than just another standard protein bar. I also really like that it comes in two pieces. It makes it practical – easy to split with someone or save half for later. The only downsides? It’s on the pricier side, and I’d personally like to see a bit more protein per bar. 13g protein per 50g.

\- saw an aesthetic restaurant \-went inside \-can’t get outside coz waitress occupied me nicely \- saw a fancy water bottle , that slow music \-117 ka pani , 115 ki ek roti 😭,glass bhi ulte latke hai \-seems I am cooked \-photos ke chakkar mein ho liya kaand

# Solomillo Relleno con Dátiles y Almendras, Reducción de Jerez DESCRIPTION: This unique Spanish dinner features a tender pork loin butterflied and filled with a delectable stuffing of sweet Medjool dates, crunchy Marcona almonds, and savory Manchego cheese. Roasted to perfection, it's served with a rich and aromatic sherry-saffron reduction that beautifully complements the complex flavors of the dish. It's a sophisticated yet comforting meal perfect for a special occasion. PREP TIME: 30 minutes COOK TIME: 1 hour 15 minutes SERVINGS: 4-6 DIFFICULTY: Medium INGREDIENTS: - 1.5 - 2 lb (approx. 700-900g) pork loin, trimmed - 1 tbsp olive oil (for searing) - 1 tsp smoked paprika (...

I’ve been reading a lot of recent osteoporosis research and noticed that much of the advice people receive is still very supplement-focused. From what I’ve learned, three strategies consistently show up in newer studies: • Progressive resistance training (not just walking) • Balance training to reduce fall risk • Adequate protein intake alongside vitamin D None of these are quick fixes, but together they seem to make a meaningful difference over time. I’m curious — which of these feels most doable for you right now, and which feels hardest?

Yesterday, I posted in this community, initially considering my physique to be average(still thinks the same). However, the response I received was remarkable. I received several DMs, including some from gay individuals, all of which were respectful and complimentary regarding my physique. Therefore, some guys were interested in my diet or training regimen, that I am going to provide further details here. I am a completely vegetarian guy not even eat eggs. My protein intake is met through 1 scoop of whey protein, 200 grams of paneer, \~1 litre of milk, 100-200 grams of Black chana, and 120gm of oatmeal(excluding milk) Additionally, I supplement with creatine. Over approximately two years,...