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there are no limits 💯
here for the laughs 🫶
ask & you shall receive 🕊️✨

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@iThinkHarder @MmisterNobody Think Harder ✨

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@ThesilenceJames @MmisterNobody Who’s playing a part and who’s not…✨

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@upforthefight1 @liz_churchill10 @RupertLowe10 @ABridgen This was the best description I have seen: “chemical lobotomy” because honestly that’s how it felt. It changed my perspective of vaccines foever. ✨

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@MmisterNobody This.

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@afshineemrani “Chase the Mission”✨

[Afshine Emrani MD FACC @afshineemrani]

I'm a cardiologist. I've held dying hearts in my hands. Let me tell you what I've learned.
At the end of the day, you live with yourself.
Not with the applause. Not with the criticism. Not with the version of you that performed for strangers. Not with the opinions you chased or the approval you never needed.
Just with the choices you made — and the person you became in the making of them.
The patients who haunt me aren't the ones who died on my table. They're the ones who survived but never started living. The ones who got the second chance and spent it the same way they spent the first — waiting, scrolling, avoiding, postponing the only decision that ever mattered.
I've watched someone take their last breath while their family stood behind the glass realizing that every grudge, every postponed phone call, every "I'll do it next year" was a lie they told themselves about a future that never came.
Time is the only currency that never comes back. Money returns. Opportunities return. Even love sometimes returns. Time — never.
The life you want is not hidden in some distant future. It's waiting on the other side of the decision you're afraid to make right now. The conversation. The risk. The leap. The version of you that stopped rehearsing and finally stepped onto the stage.
Every day you postpone it, the emptiness deepens. Every day you move toward it — even afraid, even uncertain, even alone — something inside you fills back up.
I've been a physician for over twenty years. I left my birth country as a child with nothing. I rebuilt everything from zero. And if there is one truth I would carve into stone, it's this:
You were not built for comfort. You were built for a life that leaves marks.
Sun on your skin. Weight in your hands. Honest words in your mouth. A purpose that pulls you out of bed before the alarm.
Fix your body. Chase the mission. Let the rest fall away.
Say yes to the hard thing.
Build the life.
Step into the arena.
Be grateful. Get moving.
Your heart — the one I treat and the one I'm talking to right now — deserves nothing less.

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@laralogan Hope Canada is ready for what God will do for his people ✨if you can’t speak of God you have no freedom

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@LarryJones There’s always an agenda ✨

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@adeoressi Was this meeting filmed? I’d like to see it! ✨

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@adeoressi I would need a beach 🏝️ to entice me to go there.

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@elonmusk @adeoressi Awee a centimental king 👑

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@SteaknShake When will the be in stores?

[Valerie Anne Smith @ValerieAnne1970]

Babies are born with LOW vitamin K on purpose — it’s not a flaw. It’s God’s perfect design.

Cord blood is packed with stem cells specifically meant to repair the physical stress and micro-trauma of birth.

Low vitamin K keeps the blood naturally thin so those stem cells can flow freely and travel exactly where they’re needed — to heal tissues, support organ repair, and jumpstart the newborn’s developing systems without premature clotting getting in the way.

God made it this way so the baby’s own cord blood stem cells can circulate optimally in those critical first moments and hours.

Thin blood = maximum mobility for healing. High clotting factors right at birth would slow or trap those precious stem cells, interfering with their God-given job.

Benefits of lower vitamin K at birth (by design):
• Stem cells & cord blood: Allows unrestricted travel of hematopoietic stem cells throughout the body to repair birth trauma, reduce inflammation, and support tissue regeneration.
• Immune system: Cord blood stem cells help establish and strengthen the newborn’s naive immune system. Low vitamin K ensures they reach the bone marrow, thymus, and other sites without clotting interference.
• Neurological & organ protection: Stem cells can migrate to the brain and vital organs to protect against the oxidative stress of labor and delivery.
• Natural timing: Colostrum (that first “liquid gold”) is rich in natural vitamin K — delivered orally, slowly, and gently through breastfeeding exactly when the baby needs it. God’s perfect dose at the perfect moment.

Instead, we cut the cord early (stealing up to 30-40% of the baby’s blood volume and those vital stem cells), then inject synthetic vitamin K loaded with polysorbate 80, propylene glycol, benzyl alcohol, and sometimes aluminum — straight into an immune system that’s barely online.

Why are we “fixing” what God already designed perfectly?

Think about it before you consent.
Nature doesn’t make mistakes. God doesn’t either.
Delay cord clamping. Keep the cord blood. Trust colostrum. Respect the design.

Your baby’s body was fearfully and wonderfully made. ❤️

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@elonmusk Both should’ve mattered equally. The powers at be makes us choose sides. If humans mattered drugs shouldn’t exist, and racism shouldn’t exist. ✨

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@ThrillaRilla369 Sometimes I wonder if it was a “movie scene”…

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@itsclivetime Yayyy! For them, sad for XAI…maybe later on ✨

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@timzaman @itsclivetime Awee go back to XAI!

[Jaina @Jainadave_]

The best kind of influence is inspiring someone to take their first step toward a healthier life.

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@shahh Good tips! Gave a follow! ✨