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@dzbb @bongbongmarcos @indaysara @SurfaceCarlo Uh sino kayo?

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@humboldt_rex @YesYesYo13 GO SARA
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@YesYesYo13 MARCOS RESIGN! Ayan Jonvic Remulla kasuhan mo puro ka yabang.

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@osobucodad @YesYesYo13 And bakit? Ipanalo nyo muna mga gusto nyo...

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@PhilstarNews Sus @kikopangilinan wag kami.... Totoo naman sinasabi ni Bato. Hindi nyo kasi alam next move nyo.

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@altGenie Akala ko ba for accountability sila tapos kay Sara galit na galit cla??? Haaaaay alam na...

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@Y0L0inthePH

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@HLingayan Eh maam hindi nga yan umubra sa debate asa naman na magbibigay ng maayos na argumento yan.

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Researchers have found that DMT, a naturally occurring compound in the human brain often called the “spirit molecule,” may have incredible healing powers beyond its known hallucinogenic effects.

In a groundbreaking study, scientists discovered that DMT can repair the blood-brain barrier — the protective filter that shields our brain from toxins — which often gets damaged after strokes or brain injuries.

When administered in controlled medical doses, DMT stimulated the brain’s own healing process, reducing inflammation and promoting faster recovery of damaged neural tissues. The results showed improved oxygen flow and reduced brain swelling — outcomes that could save lives and prevent long-term disabilities.

["N,N-Dimethyltryptamine (DMT), an Endogenous Ligand of the Sigma-1 Receptor, Promotes Neurogenesis in the Hippocampus in a Model of Chronic Unpredictable Stress.", Translational Psychiatry (2018)]

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@RichImperial Wag na ito talaga makakabalik ng Cavite

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Scientists found a fungus in the Amazon called Pestalotiopsis microspora that literally snacks on plastic.

Pestalotiopsis microspora is not your typical fungus. It can survive entirely on polyurethane, one of the most common (and most persistent) types of plastic — and it does so even in oxygen-free environments, like buried landfills.

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@RommelFLopez @rowena_guanzon Hindi ka sure.

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Top 25 movies with priceless life lessons

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