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What Happens When You Eat an Amla Every Day This Winter
As winter descends with its chilly temperatures and shorter days, maintaining our health becomes a paramount concern. While the humble orange often takes the spotlight in winter wellness, another nutritional powerhouse deserving attention…
Yakuza Inked: The Doctor Who Preserved 2000 Stories on Skin
In the ever-changing world of Japanese aesthetics, tattoos are gaining acceptance, especially among the youth. Yet, historically, tattoos, particularly those associated with the Yakuza, carried a stigma. Dr. Fukushi Masaichi, born in 1878,…
Living Without a Heart: Stan Larkin’s Extraordinary Journey
The story of Stan Larkin's journey emerges as an extraordinary testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the advancements of modern medicine. His narrative challenges conventional understanding, showcasing the lengths to which…
Angel’s Glow: Nature’s Healing Light that Breathed Life into Soldiers
In the aftermath of the 1862 Battle of Shiloh during the Civil War, a peculiar phenomenon unfolded on the rain-soaked Tennessee battlefield. As the sun set, some soldiers observed a faint blue glow emanating from their wounds. This…
Overcoming Adversity: The Inspiring Story of Jim Thorpe’s Mismatched Shoes and Olympic Triumph
Success is often hindered by challenges, but true champions understand that excuses have no place on the path to greatness. It's a mindset that champions like Jim Thorpe embodied, proving that even when faced with unexpected obstacles,…
A mother swing her toddler to death: The Heartbreaking Story of Ji’Aire Donnell Lee
In the quiet embrace of a Southern Maryland park, a chilling and heartbreaking scene unfolded, leaving a community in shock and sorrow. On May 20th, 2015, 3-year-old Ji-Aire Simms passed away after his mother pushed him on a swing in the…
Iqbal Masih: The Story Of An Unsung Hero From Bondage To Bravery
Iqbal Masih, born on January 1, 1983, in the humble village of Muridke, Punjab, Pakistan, was more than just a child; he became a symbol of resilience and courage in the face of adversity. Born into a poor Catholic Christian family,…
The Agony of Endless Forgetfulness: Clive Wearing
Back in March 1985, Clive Wearing, a well-known English musician and music expert in his mid-forties, got hit by a brain infection called herpes encephalitis. This thing messed with the memory parts of his brain, leaving him with just…
Feeding the Mind: Study Reveals How Hunger Hormones Influence Neural Circuits in the Brain
In a recent study conducted at University College London, researchers have delved into the intricate relationship between gut-produced hunger hormones and decision-making processes in mice. Published in the journal Neuron, the findings…
Omayra Sánchez’s Heart-breaking Odyssey During the 1985 Nevado del Ruiz Eruption
In the chilling aftermath of the 1985 eruption of Nevado del Ruiz in Armero, Tolima, a catastrophic tide of volcanic mudflow, landslides, and debris flows descended upon unsuspecting villages, leaving a trail of devastation and claiming…