Naturalie

20/12/2025

Oh I think this should become part of my therapy practice!!! 🤎🩷

14/12/2025

A growing body of medical research is challenging long-held beliefs about cholesterol. Recent long-term population studies reveal a surprising trend: individuals with naturally higher cholesterol levels often show greater longevity and reduced rates of certain cancers. Instead of being a simple “villain,” cholesterol appears to play complex roles in hormone regulation, immune function, cell repair, and brain health.
Scientists now suggest that cholesterol may act as a protective biological resource in aging, helping maintain cell stability and supporting the body’s defenses against chronic illness. Some researchers even argue that aggressive cholesterol-lowering treatments may not benefit everyone equally — particularly older adults whose bodies rely on cholesterol for essential metabolic functions.
This shift in understanding has sparked debates within the medical community. Experts emphasize that LDL, HDL, and triglycerides must be evaluated together, along with diet, inflammation, genetics, and lifestyle. The new data does not dismiss heart disease risks but invites a more nuanced view of cholesterol’s role beyond cardiovascular health.
As evidence grows, health professionals may eventually adopt more individualized cholesterol guidelines, focusing not only on lowering numbers but on understanding each person’s biological needs.

01/12/2025

Happy Monday

14/11/2025

This is fun 🥰

14/11/2025

True and awful 😣

Researchers suggest that polyester clothing may affect fertility through chemical and electrostatic factors.
Synthetic fabrics such as polyester often contain phthalates and other additives that can alter hormonal balance.
Polyester materials are also known to produce electrostatic fields that may influence biological processes.
Studies on animals, particularly dogs, have demonstrated reduced fertility when wearing polyester garments, with effects that reversed after removal.
These findings highlight the need for deeper investigation into the mechanisms involved.