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IT ISN'T OCTOBER WITHOUT THE MILWAUKEE BREWERS
#WinOurWay
Sad news about Dolly Parton. She was an absolute legend and one of the kindest and most generous people to ever walk this Earth. What a tremendous loss. RIP Dolly.
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FWIW: ‘parsec’ is a measure of distance, not time, but that doesn’t make the Millennium Falcon’s Kessel Run any less impressive.
Hello, Moon. It’s great to be back.
Here’s a taste of what the Artemis II astronauts photographed during their flight around the Moon. Check out more photos from the mission: nasa.gov/artemis-ii-multimed…
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Feeding ducks bread seems harmless. It isn't.
Bread causes a condition called "angel wing", a developmental deformity where the wings grow twisted and permanently outward. The duck can never fly again.
It's irreversible, and it's almost entirely caused by humans feeding waterfowl high-carb foods during their growth.
The ducks that come running when you show up with a loaf are also the ducks most likely to become dependent, malnourished, and unable to survive winter.
Peas. Corn. Oats. Lettuce. They'll still come running.
Or don't feed them at all! they can find their own food.
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Anybody you meet might know something you don't. That's why you gotta give everyone at least one chance my muchachos.
Congratulations to the Wisconsin Badgers women's hockey team for winning the NCAA National Championship! On Wisconsin!
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Germany is now offering a permanent cure for diabetes, a breakthrough that could transform treatment for millions of patients worldwide. Remarkably, while the therapy costs around $40,000 in the U.S., international patients can reportedly access it for free, making this life-changing treatment accessible to a broader population.
The cure works by using advanced stem cell and regenerative therapies to restore the body’s natural ability to produce insulin, effectively treating both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. Patients regain full glucose regulation, reducing or eliminating the need for insulin injections, medications, or ongoing disease management.
Early clinical results indicate high success rates, with patients achieving normal blood sugar levels and improved metabolic function after treatment. By targeting the underlying cause of diabetes rather than just managing symptoms, this approach represents a paradigm shift in diabetes care.
Germany’s offer to international patients reflects both a commitment to medical innovation and global healthcare access, allowing individuals from around the world to benefit from cutting-edge therapies without prohibitive costs. This could save countless lives, improve quality of life, and reduce long-term complications associated with diabetes.
The development underscores the potential of regenerative medicine and stem cell technology to cure chronic diseases previously thought permanent, highlighting Germany’s leadership in making advanced medical treatments both effective and widely available.
H/T Techmed Times
#fblifestyle #techmedtimes #DiabetesCure #StemCellTherapy #MedicalInnovation
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Germany does not offer a free permanent cure for diabetes to international patients. While research is ongoing, no such cure exists; stem cell therapies are experimental and not free.
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The next US election is Wisconsin.
Like many of you on Election Twitter know, there is a Wisconsin Supreme Court race happening in early April.
We need to get out the vote for the largest margin for a Democratic backed candidate in Wisconsin.
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47 years ago today, dozens of turkeys met their unfortunate demise in a Cincinnati parking lot.
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A lot is happening with federal student debt at the moment. Here is some of our thoughts — and what we think you need to know.
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Elon: screw you man!
Trump: no, screw you, man!
Midwesterner: wouldn’t be so bad without the Canadian wildfire smoke























