Jake Sully

[Jake Sully @ijake_sully]

@i_Nishan_ @shanmugamchin10 Adapaavigala. Avaru yaarunu theriyaama

[iQKUBAL  @iqkubal]

மனிதர்கள் இரண்டு வகை..

ஒன்னு, மனிதர்கள்..

இன்னொன்னு, மனித உருவில் இருப்பவர்கள்..

[Dr. Priyam Bordoloi @DocPriyamMD]

• Ice water and ceiling fans do not contain respiratory viruses. A sore throat is an infection. But your environment drastically alters your body's local defense system.

• When your throat is exposed to freezing water or chilled AC air, the blood vessels in your pharynx instantly constrict to conserve heat. Less blood flow means fewer white blood cells (your immune soldiers) are actively patrolling the area.

• Fans and ACs strip moisture from the air, drying out the protective mucosal layer in your respiratory tract. Normally, this sticky mucus traps pathogens. A dry throat is an undefended throat.

• Here is the clinical secret: you constantly have low levels of bacteria and viruses already residing in your upper airway. Usually, your immune system keeps them completely in check. But the moment cold and dryness temporarily drop your local defenses, these resident bugs rapidly multiply.

• The Golden Rule: Cold water doesn't give you a virus; it temporarily disarms your throat's security system, giving the viruses already waiting at the gates the perfect opportunity to attack.

👉Hi, I am Dr. Priyam. I break down complex medical science and advocate for Evidence-Based Medicine. Follow me for more clinical truths.

[Jake Sully @ijake_sully]

@Mahaveer_VJ What the

[𝙋𝙧𝙖𝙫𝙚𝙚𝙣 @ItsMePraveen_]

Last Ultimate 😂😂😂

[Jake Sully @ijake_sully]

உண்மை 🫡😅

[iQKUBAL  @iqkubal]

குடும்ப வாழ்க்கை, நீயா நானா-ல உண்மையை சொல்ல ஆரம்பிச்சு, சொல்வதெல்லாம் உண்மையில நீயா நானா-ன்னு வந்து நிக்கிது..

[Jake Sully @ijake_sully]

@MSPMovieManiac Dei Fraud naaye

[Kabir @KabirNoFilter]

Yo @grok why do we have 32 separate teeth when we could've had 2 continuous chewing plates like this ?

[Jake Sully @ijake_sully]

@i_Nishan_ Try this. https://t.co/iFEAFdQXJG

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Becoming a dad physically changes your brain. Scientists scanned new fathers before their baby arrived and again after, and the dads whose brains changed the most were the ones holding their baby the most.

Start with the mom, since hers changes first. During pregnancy the gray matter in her brain (the outer layer, where your thinking happens) actually shrinks a little, mostly in the spots she uses to read how other people feel. A 2017 study in Barcelona found the shift so clean that a computer could look at a brain scan and tell whether a woman had carried a baby. Every single time.

That sounds bad until you see where the shrinking lands. The exact spots that get trimmed are the ones that light up when she looks at her own baby. And the moms whose brains changed the most scored highest on how bonded they felt. The shrinking is her brain getting specialized, clearing out the noise so it can lock onto one tiny person, the same sort of tidy-up it ran when she was a teenager.

In 2024 a lab at UC Santa Barbara finally caught this happening live. They scanned one first-time mom’s brain 26 times, from before she got pregnant through to two years after the birth. The gray matter dropped about 4 percent across most of her brain, while the wiring underneath that links it all together got roughly 10 percent stronger, then eased off once the baby came. A full rebuild, tracked week by week for the first time.

Dads run a quieter version of the same program. New fathers in Spain and California lost about 1 percent in the parts tied to empathy and focus, and once again, the ones who lost more were the ones putting in more hours with their baby and feeling closer to them. Their hormones move too. In a study of 624 men in the Philippines, testosterone dropped sharply once they became fathers, and the hands-on dads, the ones doing three hours of care a day or more, dropped the furthest. Hold your baby against your chest and both of you, mom or dad, get a warm little rush of oxytocin, the body’s bonding chemical.

None of this is free. New parents do not get a proper night’s sleep back for about six years, and the first three months are rough, with moms losing close to an hour a night. The body rebuilds itself anyway, because it has one job now, and that job is turning you into a parent.

What I love most is the thing that happens between them. When a mom and her baby lock eyes and babble back and forth, their heart rates drift into the same beat, inside of one second. Two separate bodies, one rhythm. That dad in the drawing with his arms up has no idea his own brain started rearranging itself the second he first picked her up.

[Jake Sully @ijake_sully]

@i_Nishan_ Poo should be released in podakkali

[Jake Sully @ijake_sully]

@tamiltalkies சில்ட்ர நாய்க.

[iQKUBAL  @iqkubal]

ரெண்டே வரியில ஒரு காதல கொன்னுட்டீங்களேடா.. 😂😂😂

[Jake Sully @ijake_sully]

@i_Nishan_ Campa Cola

[Jake Sully @ijake_sully]

@latestinspace Fucjers

[Jake Sully @ijake_sully]

@i_Nishan_ @__BoyHasNoName Yaaru indha allakai dog

[Jake Sully @ijake_sully]

@i_Nishan_ தம்பி பருவத்திலே பன்னிக்குட்டி கூட அழகாதான் இருக்கும்

[۟ @hi_rhea]

Wildlife photographers be like

[No Context Brits @NoContextBrits]

“Enjoy life while you can!”

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