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01/01/2026

If your hands shake like this, don’t ignore it.
Not every tremor is dangerous — but some shakes are your nervous system asking for attention.

Hand tremors can be linked to:
• stress or anxiety
• caffeine or sleep deprivation
• low blood sugar
• thyroid issues
• medication side effects
• or neurological conditions like essential tremor or Parkinson’s

27/12/2025

This obsession with sanitizers.
This constant fear of germs.

It feels protective—but it may be silently weakening children’s immunity.

A child’s immune system isn’t built by avoiding every germ.
It’s built by controlled exposure, play, soil, microbes, and recovery.

When everything becomes sterile, the immune system doesn’t learn—it overreacts or underperforms.

This isn’t anti-hygiene.
It’s anti-extremes.

Full breakdown coming soon.
Follow .GoodDeed to understand what actually builds immunity—not just what sells fear.



2025 just changed medicine forever.AI is no longer “coming soon” — it’s already detecting disease, predicting outcomes, ...
26/12/2025

2025 just changed medicine forever.
AI is no longer “coming soon” — it’s already detecting disease, predicting outcomes, and saving lives faster than humans ever could.

From tools that spot cancer earlier than scans, to AI that reads ECGs, MRIs, and even p**p data (yes, really) — healthcare is being rewritten right now.

These aren’t gimmicks.
These are real medical AI inventions shaping how doctors diagnose, treat, and prevent disease.

At Dr Good Deed, we break down powerful health tech so you understand what actually matters — not just the hype. 💡

👉 Which AI tool blew your mind the most?
Comment the number below 👇

22/12/2025

Ever entered a room and thought,
“Why did I come here?”

That’s not laziness.
That’s the Doorway Effect.

Your brain stores memories based on context.
When you cross a doorway, your brain treats it like a mental chapter break—and the previous task can momentarily drop out of focus.

Stress, multitasking, and distraction make this happen even more.

Your brain isn’t failing.
It’s organizing information efficiently.

Follow .GoodDeed for simple explanations of complex brain science—without nonsense.



20/12/2025

Why are eye problems becoming so common in children?

Because their eyes are developing in a world their biology was never designed for.

Prolonged screen exposure, reduced outdoor play, constant near-focus, poor lighting, and skipped eye checkups are pushing children toward early myopia, eye strain, headaches, and dry eyes.

This isn’t normal aging.
This is preventable damage.

Parents need to stop assuming “they’ll outgrow it” and start treating eye health like brain health—early, proactive, and non-negotiable.

Follow .GoodDeed for science-backed health education that actually helps families make better decisions.








Think you’re great at multitasking?Your brain might have a different opinion.The one-earbud test is a simple way to chec...
13/12/2025

Think you’re great at multitasking?
Your brain might have a different opinion.

The one-earbud test is a simple way to check how well your brain handles dual-task processing — listening and reading at the same time.
Some brains filter background noise efficiently.
Most don’t — and that’s completely normal.

Struggling doesn’t mean you’re bad at focus.
It means your brain prefers single-tasking, which is actually how most human brains are wired to work best.

At Dr Good Deed, we use small, science-backed experiments to help you understand your brain instead of fighting it.

Want more gentle brain tests like this?
Comment “BRAIN” and I’ll make Part 2.

Forgetting a conversation from earlier today doesn’t automatically mean something serious.Teens — and even adults — ofte...
11/12/2025

Forgetting a conversation from earlier today doesn’t automatically mean something serious.
Teens — and even adults — often forget because the planning and working-memory areas of the brain are still developing. Stress, multitasking, and digital overload only make it worse.

The difference with Alzheimer’s is subtle but important:
• Reminders don’t help
• The memory wasn’t stored in the first place
• Daily sequence and context begin to break down

Teens usually remember instantly once you nudge them.
With Alzheimer’s, the mind stays blank even after gentle cues.

At Dr Good Deed, we help you understand these distinctions so you can respond with empathy instead of fear.

👉 If you’re worried about someone’s memory, always start with a conversation — not assumptions.

Comment “GUT” and I’ll send you the chart.Ever noticed your p**p floating and wondered if that’s normal?Most people igno...
10/12/2025

Comment “GUT” and I’ll send you the chart.

Ever noticed your p**p floating and wondered if that’s normal?
Most people ignore it — but your stool can tell you a LOT about how your gut is working.

Occasional floating is usually just gas from beans, fiber, carbonated drinks, or eating too fast.
But when p**p floats regularly, it may mean your body isn’t absorbing fat properly.

If stools look pale, greasy, or leave an oily film, your pancreas or gut may be struggling with fat digestion.
And stool that is black, bright red, or extremely pale needs quicker evaluation.

Your gut talks — you just have to know how to read the signs.
At Dr Good Deed, we make these signals simple so you can protect your digestion before it becomes a problem.

Want a clean, easy cheat-sheet of all p**p colors and what they mean?

08/12/2025

Struggle with numbers… but not with anything else?
You might be dealing with dyscalculia — a number-processing difference almost nobody talks about.

It’s when the brain says:
• “2+3… wait, what?”
• “How long is 5 minutes?”
• “Why do clocks feel like puzzles?”

And here’s the truth:
It’s not stupidity.
It’s not carelessness.
It’s not bad teaching.

It’s a neurodevelopmental condition — like dyslexia, but for numbers.
And YES, you can learn, thrive, and succeed with it… once you know what it is.

At Dr Good Deed, we show you the science behind the struggles no one explains.
Do YOU find numbers confusing? Comment “YES” if this feels relatable.

Ever taken a big bite of ice cream and instantly felt that painful bolt through your forehead?That’s brain freeze — one ...
03/12/2025

Ever taken a big bite of ice cream and instantly felt that painful bolt through your forehead?
That’s brain freeze — one of the strangest reflexes your nervous system has.

Your mouth gets cold too fast → the trigeminal nerve freaks out → your brain misreads the signal as forehead pain.
Your skull isn’t hurting — your brain just panics because it thinks something is wrong.

The cool part?
You can actually train your brain to get fewer ice-cream headaches by exposing it to small cold shocks.
And if it hits, simply warming your mouth with your tongue or breath can stop the pain in seconds.

At Dr Good Deed, we break down weird-but-fascinating brain reactions so you understand your body better.

Save this for the next time ice cream attacks your forehead.

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