one of the reasons Gen Z is so unafraid in protests is because they don’t have a future to be excited about. Housing is unaffordable, Currency converts to peanuts, education giving diminishing returns….
Fuck a break up, have you ever met a person you had a brief but insane connection with and then the universe was like oops wait sorry that wasn't actually supposed to happen😭😭
Tens of thousands of children born in Gaza during the genocide have only known war. But even though they’re still living in tents under near-daily bombardment, they still find moments of joy.
Please INVEST IN YOUR LOOKS, get the facial, buy these shoes, the jewelry, get your hair and nails done. You look better, you feel better, you do better, people treat you better, life gets better.
Consent to record isn’t consent to share, says Karnataka HM @PriyankKharge.
Police to file FIRs mandatorily against non-consensual sharing, circulation, dissemination of anyone’s intimate photos/videos
Much needed. Hope every single state follows suit.
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MY FRIEND IS STILL PAYING FOR GMAIL STORAGE.
I told him to do this before.
He went from 14.9/15 GB to 6 GB in a single afternoon.
Hope this helps you ↓
Good. The rent seeking will stop.
They’ve already done this to caviar, diamonds, electronics, medicine and AI.
I can’t wait for cheap GPUs. Oh, and life extension technology. Can’t have the elites hoarding that.
Everything shall be affordable to the masses. Everything.
The hindu gaurakshak lynchmob on a prowl to lynch was instead seen running for their lives.
Their FAILED to accomplish their Dharmic act of lynching because they chose a WRONG target, someone who was NOT a Muslim !
But Muslims never seem to learn.
I don't think a lot of people know or realize this - not only were Queer people victims of the Holocaust, when everyone else was freed, Queer people were *re-imprisoned*
Imagine what that must have felt like.
"Doctor, I think my testosterone is low." Prakash, a male nurse (name changed) was 32. His marriage was falling apart.
Fatigue. Low libido. Erectile Difficulties. Brain fog.Weight gain around the waist.He had all the symptoms that social media associates with "Low T." Prakash was convinced testosterone was the culprit.
The problem? His testosterone was normal. Not once.Thrice. He arrived carrying 3 lab reports like evidence in a courtroom.
"Everyone keeps telling me I'm normal," he said."But I don't feel normal." I believed him.Many patients assume testosterone is a simple number.Low number = symptoms. Normal number = no problem. Medicine is rarely that straightforward.
Prakash's total testosterone was around 450 ng/dL, comfortably within the normal range. Most doctors would have stopped there. But something didn't fit. So we dug deeper. We checked two tests that are often overlooked: SHBG (sex hormone-binding globulin),& free testosterone. The results changed the entire story. His SHBG was nearly twice the usual range.
And his free testosterone, the small fraction actually available for the body's tissues to use, was scraping the bottom of normal. In other words, his body was producing enough testosterone.
But much of it was locked away. Unavailable. Like money sitting in a bank account you can't access. The next question was why. The answer turned out to be surprisingly mundane. A recent switch to a very low-fat "healthy" diet. And thyroid hormone levels running slightly high.
Both are known to increase SHBG. Both are potentially correctable. This wasn't classic testosterone deficiency. It was a transport problem.
Had we simply prescribed testosterone, we might have missed the real issue entirely. Instead, we addressed the thyroid problem with his endocrinologist and modified his diet. Three months later, his SHBG had fallen. His free testosterone had risen.His energy returned.His sex drive improved. Better erections. The brain fog lifted. Without a single testosterone injection.
The lesson?
A normal lab value doesn't always mean a normal physiology. Sometimes the answer isn't hidden in the number everyone looks at. It's hidden in the number nobody ordered.
Medicine rewards curiosity, humility, & calm analysis/pattern recognition. 3 drs had looked at lab numbers. I looked beyond it.