素直、誠実、希望、情熱、夢
The dream comes tures...!
繋ぎ / 結いYUIを大切に ...!
Imagination is everything. it is the preview of lifes coming attraction !!
( Albert Einstein )
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My beloved Niece's first release number 😍♪😍
It's a gentle song with a light touch. Please listen.🦻
・ Lyrics/composition: Youn Yuri
・ The jacket illustration was also drawn by Youn Yuri herself.
The highest temperatures from this week’s record-breaking heatwave in Europe:
🇬🇧 37.3 C (99.1 F) in England
🇫🇷 44.3 C (111.7 F) in France
🇩🇪 41.5 C (106.7 F) in Germany
🇨🇿 40.7 C (105.4 F) in Czech Republic
🇳🇱 39.4 C (102.9 F) in the Netherlands
🇨🇭 38.7 C (101.8 F) in Switzerland
🇩🇰 36.6 C (97.9 F) in Denmark
🇧🇪 35.3 C (95.5 F) in Belgium
Scientists in Japan are chasing a breakthrough that could change the future of bone health forever.
Social media is flooded with claims that Japan has created a pill capable of completely regenerating bones and curing osteoporosis.
That isn't true.
There is currently no approved pill that can fully regenerate bones or completely reverse osteoporosis in humans.
What is true is that Japanese researchers are developing new treatments that stimulate bone growth, improve bone density, and reduce fracture risk. Several promising drugs and therapies are being tested, but they are still undergoing clinical research or are designed to manage the disease rather than cure it.
Osteoporosis affects hundreds of millions of people worldwide, making bones weak, porous, and more likely to break.
Current medications can slow bone loss or help build new bone, but none can fully restore an aging skeleton back to its original state.
Researchers remain optimistic that future regenerative medicine could dramatically improve treatment, yet experts stress that more clinical trials are needed before any therapy can be called a cure.
For now, the viral claim is more science fiction than scientific fact.