Payals

Knowledge seeker Doctor Scientist Who Works To Save Humanity
Soul Who Found Inspiration Of Bhagwan Sri Sri Sri Dr Devang H Dattani ji / Infinite Sri Sri Sri DDD

[Payals @jpayals]

There is no leader, no guru, no master, no savior, no teacher, no pupil, no student, no guide. God or You are it all. This is transformation. Rest is decoration
- Infinite SriSriSri DDD
Dr Devang H Dattani
Happy Guru Purnima
Funny cute pandas worshipping their nanny as master lol

[The Lancet @TheLancet]

Mental disorders are leading contributors to disease burden among young people.

A new study in @LancetRH_WPac provides current estimates of prevalence, patterns, severity, and profiles of mental disorders among Australians aged 16–24.

Find out more: https://t.co/YRGiptSoiN

[World Health Organization (WHO) @WHO]

A dementia diagnosis should not mean your life coming to a standstill.

People living with dementia must be seen, supported, and included.

Every small action helps. Follow along with today's daily dose.

[Cleveland Clinic @ClevelandClinic]

While fiber is well known as being extremely good for your gut and digestive health, it does far more than that for your body. Eating enough fiber can also:

🟢Lower your risk of diseases, including several types of cancer
🟢Boost heart health
🟢Help maintain healthy cholesterol levels
🟢Keep you feeling fuller longer to control appetite
🟢Support energy levels during the day
🟢Balance blood sugar levels

[NEJM @NEJM]

Current HIV treatment guidelines worldwide recommend that persons with HIV infection start antiretroviral therapy (ART) regardless of symptoms, signs, clinical stage of disease, CD4 cell count, or HIV RNA level. Learn more about ART in a new review: https://t.co/VSY39nFkSE

[António Guterres @antonioguterres]

Human trafficking in all its forms is a gross violation of human rights.

By working together we can end the exploitation, once and for all.

#EndHumanTrafficking

[United Nations @UN]

The World Food Programme delivers food – and hope – where it's needed most.

Whether in conflict zones, regions suffering from the climate crisis, or places facing economic collapse; @WFP assistance is a lifeline for millions.

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

June’s European heat wave, in which temperatures above 40°C led to the deaths of more than 10,000 people, made headlines not just for its severity, but for what it said about climate change. A group called World Weather Attribution linked it firmly to global warming, saying such a heat wave would have been “virtually impossible” 50 years ago.

It was a high-profile claim from a field called extreme event attribution, which seeks to gauge how global warming impacted a particular heat wave, flood, or storm. Researchers say the fast-growing field can boost confidence with more rigorous results.

Learn more: https://t.co/bd99g9X9T3 @NewsfromScience

[nature @Nature]

Mosquito-borne diseases are breaking records as climate change and other human influences allow the insects to expand their range

https://t.co/V6i6pEbvc5

[UN Humanitarian @UNOCHA]

Ebola is spreading faster than the response.

The outbreak in DR Congo is growing exponentially, while frontline health workers race to save lives under immense pressure.

The response must urgently scale up – with more funding, medical teams and access to reach those in need.

[WHO African Region @WHOAFRO]

Many people with #hepatitis B do not experience symptoms when newly infected.

When symptoms do occur, they may include 👇🏿

Learn more; https://t.co/MxO5T5R4qT

#WorldHepatitisDay

[News from Science @NewsfromScience]

The foodborne illness cyclosporiasis has exploded in the United States this summer: More than 6700 cases have been confirmed and more than 11,500 potential ones have been reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) by 45 states between 1 May and 28 July.

However, due to the parasite’s biology, combined with logistical issues and budget cuts at CDC, figuring out where all those infections came from has been a struggle.

Learn more: https://t.co/24754NopvJ

[David Steel @SteelySeabirder]

It might not look much but this young Guillemot (aged just 20-21 days old) has jumped off its cliff ledge home and is now following dad out 60 miles. The chick will rely on father for next 6-8 weeks. Remarkable start.

[Kenyanbirder @Kenyabirder]

White-crested Turaco in West Pokot

[Payals @jpayals]

There is no leader, no guru, no master, no savior, no teacher, no pupil, no student, no guide. God or You are it all. This is transformation. Rest is decoration
- Infinite SriSriSri DDD
Dr Devang H Dattani
Happy Guru Purnima
Funny cute pandas worshipping their nanny as master lol

[Carl Bovis @CarlBovisNature]

Wings up Hummingbird Hawkmoth! 😍
Taken last week from my bedroom window. 😀🦋

[Cats with Aura 😺 @catwithaura]

True love, true friends never die 🙏

[SciTech Girl @scitechgirl]

🧠 Feed Your Brain Naturally

The foods you eat every day may help protect your brain as you age. Research suggests that natural plant compounds called flavanols and flavonoids, found in berries, tea, and cocoa, may support memory, attention, and overall brain health.

These compounds have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties that may help protect brain cells from age-related damage. While they're not a cure, they can be part of a healthy lifestyle that supports cognitive function.

The biggest benefits come from combining a balanced diet with regular exercise, quality sleep, and lifelong learning. Sometimes, small daily habits can make a big difference over time.

Reference:
Holland, T. M., et al. (2023). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).

[tired owl @tiredowl_12]

He looks like a perfectly golden brown piece of warm toast :)