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25/07/2025

📌Please Don't buy these kind of Tomatoes

📌Those whitish/blackish growth are Fungi which produce chemicals called "AFLATOXINS"
Aflatoxins causes cancer

📌Eating those tomatoes can give you Liver Cancer in the long run.

📌NOTE No matter how you cook them they don't die easily.

Run away from it please

📌SHARE TO OTHERS PLEASE

09/07/2025

📌MALARIA: WHY IT KEEPS COMING BACK

Imagine treating malaria today and just the moment you think you’re finally free; boom!

Fever, chills, and that annoying joint ache show up again like an ex who doesn’t want to move on😭

Why does malaria keep coming after treatment?

Here are 3 major reasons why this happens.

Come with me 👇

07/07/2025

CAN SPƐRM MORPHOLOGY CAUSE A MISCARRIAGE?

Yes, abnormal spɛrm morphology can contribute to miscarriage. While not the sole cause, it can be a factor, particularly when combined with other spɛrm quality issues like DNA fragmentation or poor motility. Abnormal spɛrm morphology can impair the Spɛrm's ability to fertilize an egg and/or affect the healthy development of an embryo, increasing the risk of miscarriage

Elaboration:

What is spɛrm morphology?

Spɛrm morphology refers to the size, shape, and structure of spɛrm cells. Ideally, spɛrm should have an oval head and a long tail, allowing for efficient movement towards and pe*******on of the egg.
How does it relate to miscarriage?

Fertilization:

Abnormal spɛrm morphology can hinder the Spɛrm's ability to reach and fertilize the egg.

Embryo Development:

Even if fertilization occurs, abnormal spɛrm may carry genetic defects or other issues that prevent the embryo from developing properly, leading to miscarriage.

Increased Risk: Studies have shown that men with higher percentages of abnormally shaped spɛrm have a higher risk of miscarriage.

For any concerns, talk to a health care professional.

✍️ Cell Line Biomedicals ❣️

05/07/2025

MALT & MILK AFTER BLOOD DONATION?

(Let’s talk science , NOT sentiment)

The long-standing tradition of giving blood donors a bottle of malt and a tin of milk may seem generous, even appears mandatory or necessary. But let’s get one thing clear by setting the record straight:

It’s NOT based on science.

A person who is eligible to donate blood, I mean those prospective donors with a good Packed Cell Volume/Erythrocyte Volume Fraction or haemoglobin, normal vitals, NO infections(ranging from protozoal, bacterial, or viral), and a clean medical history is already in stable condition.

They’re advised to eat before donating, and yes, they can also eat afterwards. If you can still remember your glucose homeostasis and metabolism from Chemical Pathology, you’ll recall this:

After a carbohydrate-rich meal, blood glucose peaks around 1 hour, then begins to drop toward normal by the 2-hour mark; assuming normal insulin function and no underlying metabolic issues.

But here’s where the myth comes in:

Milk and malt don’t “replenish” lost blood.

Malt drinks are highly processed, loaded with sugar, preservatives, and synthetic additives.

Canned/pasteurized milk often contains artificial hormones, oxidized fats, and inflammatory agents and in many cases, it's nutritionally stripped.

These don’t boost red blood cell production, NOR do they “give strength.”

At best, they’re glorified glucose bombs.
At worst, they’re adding toxins, spiking inflammation, and feeding metabolic dysfunction, all while giving a false sense of nourishment.

The best way to help yourself or your patient is by:

- offering clean water, iron-rich whole foods, fruits with vitamin C, or folate-rich vegetables.

- letting them rest.

- keeping them under observation for a short while, as per standard protocol.

Science, NOT sentiment.

Let’s retire the milk-and-malt myth, after over 35 years of loyal but damaging service, pretending to be blood medicine. The body doesn't need commercial sugar and cream. It needs real recovery support.

✍️ Cell Line Biomedicals ✅

14/06/2025

World Blood Donor Day 2025.
Blood Donors are the Silent Heroes l, thank you for your selfless gifts that Money can't buy.

Give blood, Give hope, together we save life...

Donate Blood today and Save a Life
Visit our Office @ Cell-Line Biomedical Laboratory

10/06/2025

High Blood sugar (Glucose) in Pregnancy and Its Effects on the Baby:

High blood glucose during pregnancy, also known as gestational diabetes, can lead to several complications for both the mother and the baby.

When a pregnant mother has elevated blood sugar levels, the excess glucose crosses the placenta and enters the baby's bloodstream. This can cause the baby to produce more insulin, leading to macrosomia (a larger-than-normal baby), which increases the risk of birth complications such as shoulder dystocia during delivery.

Other effects on the baby include:

Preterm birth
Low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) after birth
Breathing difficulties
Higher risk of obesity and type 2 diabetes later in life
Stillbirth in severe cases

Proper management of blood glucose through diet, exercise, and, if needed, medication is essential to ensure a healthy pregnancy and baby. Regular prenatal checkups are crucial for monitoring and controlling blood sugar levels.

✍️ Cell Line Biomedicals

05/06/2025

So, today I hosted the Guild Of Medical Laboratory Directors GMLD in Nsukka.
It was an awesome moment with my Professional Colleagues.

We remain committed to Quality and integrity, empowering Medical Laboratories to bring about Quality Health Care Services in Nigeria.

✍️ Cell Line Biomedicals

26/05/2025

📌OSTEOPOROSIS: The Silent Thièf😥

Osteoporosis often called the “Silent thief”-
WHY?
Osteoporosis steals bone strength without any warning signs until a fracture occurs.

This condition affects over 200 million people globally, but women bear the greatest burden.

Come let’s learn together 👇🏼

23/05/2025

📌BLEEDING ULCER 🩸

Do you know one of the complications of untreated ulcers is it’s ability to bleed?😱

Now understand this, a bleeding ulcer can be deadly, the worst part is that most times people are not aware they have one.

Here are 7 signs you have a bleeding ulcer. 👇🏼
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18/05/2025

If the baby remains in abnormal position till 36wks without turning, it’s likely going to be a c/s .

Caesarean section is still normal delivery.

36 weeks is a reasonable point to begin preparing for a possible C-section if the baby hasn’t turned, though decisions are often finalized around 37–38 weeks.

Don’t argue when your health care providers tell you, the baby is going to be delivered through c/s. So you can save your life and your baby’s life too.

-Line

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06/05/2025

You can get Diabetes from STRESS.

Let me know explain like you are 5.

Imagine your body is like a big city with lots of little workers.
Your muscles, heart, and brain are like factories that need sugar (glucose) as their fuel.

But here’s the trick:
Sugar can’t just walk into the factory on its own —
it needs a special key called insulin to open the doors.

Now, imagine you get scared, worried, or stressed — like when you’re chased, you’re angry, or you’re worried all the time.
Your body thinks, “Oh no! We need extra fuel to survive!”
So it sends signals to your liver to pour out extra sugar into your blood,
even if you didn’t just eat anything.

For a little while, this is helpful —
because in old times, this gave people the strength to run, fight, or stay sharp in danger.

But here’s where the problem comes:
If you’re stressed all the time —
not just for one scary moment, but every day,
your body keeps dumping extra sugar into your blood.
And now, your insulin keys have to work extra hard to push that sugar into the cells.

Soon, the insulin keys get tired,
or the doors stop listening.
The sugar just stays stuck in your blood,
and your cells don’t get the energy they need.

This is called stress-induced diabetes —
when too much constant stress makes your body confused,
keeps sugar floating in your blood,
and stops the normal sugar-handling system from working right.

To help your body, you need more than just food or medicine.
You need to:

—Rest
—Calm your mind
—Reduce worries
—Eat healthy
—Move your body gently

Because when you take care of stress,
you help your insulin keys work again,
and you help your whole city — your body — run smoothly and happily.

Don’t forget to reach out for a diet plan.

✍️ Cell Line Biomedicals

02/05/2025

CARBONATED DRINKS

Your favorite soda is not a refreshment.

It’s a weapon.

Disguised in bright colors, sweetened smiles, and seductive fizz, carbonated drinks are chemical saboteurs slowly hijacking your biology.

Each can of soda, whether it's Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Fanta, Sprite, Bigi, or RC—is a liquid metabolic landmine.

Here’s what happens:

1. Phosphoric Acid (used to create that tangy fizz): It strips calcium from your bones, leading to early-onset osteoporosis and dental decay. It acidifies the blood, pushing your kidneys and liver into overdrive to restore pH balance.

2. High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS) or refined sugar (over 39g per can): Immediately absorbed by the liver, fructose is converted into fat, not energy.This causes non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, insulin resistance, and eventually type 2 diabetes.

3. Carbonation (CO₂ infusion): It causes gastric distension, disrupts digestion, and contributes to acid reflux and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Carbonic acid lowers stomach pH, compromising enzyme activity for proper food breakdown.

4. Caffeine (in colas): A central nervous system stimulant that disrupts sleep cycles, increases cortisol, and when combined with sugar, creates a reward loop in the brain mimicking addictive patterns.

5. Artificial Colorants and Preservatives (like Sodium Benzoate and Caramel Color): Linked with hyperactivity, mitochondrial damage, and DNA strand breaks in laboratory studies.

Here’s the metabolic truth:

One bottle of soda spikes your blood glucose, but crashes your cellular vitality.

It increases Advanced Glycation End Products (AGEs), toxic compounds that accelerate aging and damage tissues at the molecular level.

Regular consumption is linked to visceral fat accumulation, insulin dysregulation, and chronic systemic inflammation, the root of most degenerative diseases: from heart disease to Alzheimer’s.

Science says it. You must hear it:

1. A 2019 study published in JAMA Internal Medicine found that people who drank two or more glasses of sugary drinks per day had a 17% increased risk of early death.

2. Another in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition linked regular soda consumption with reduced telomere length, a marker of accelerated cellular aging.

So let’s be real:

You’re not buying a drink. You’re leasing a diagnosis.

That N300 bottle of soda might be cheap, but your pancreas, gut microbiome, and mitochondria are the ones paying full price.
And when the inflammation accumulates, Big Pharma rolls out a “solution.”

Reclaim your biology.
Drink water. Coconut water. Real juice in moderation.
Because if you’re quenching your thirst with poison, you’re not living, you’re slowly leaking life.

Every sip is a decision. Choose wisely.

✍️ Cell Line Biomedicals

📸 Aunty Wewechi

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