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@Focus_SME @mallikuro7 I am a doctor I know how stone less than 6 mm gets out of ureter slowly and suddenly

@docRS10 @mallikuro7 Nope. He explained exactly & he provided an alternative I was seeking. Yes, he told me surgery may be needed if it doesn't work. The other Doctor said surgery is the only alternative.

@lovedropx Incendies - Danis Vilaneuve

Can u suggest one?

@Prabinmen I m loading it from 28 level too

You mean my Josh. hahahah then you don know me much. If you simply look at the company, I am writing from 28 levels so how much that is that fall sir?? My dear friend when I write about micro caps - I risk my entire capital - my Josh still remains, as is even if my capital is zero. That's the reality and very few people admit that. As long none of the companies are owned by us in its entirety the JOSH has to be high buddy - take this from me. In markets from 2008 and I take everything only to the point😉😉

#Swiss Military Consumer CMP 15.1 Designated people acquire

@CoachDanGo What about nutrients Loss

Men who ejaculate 21x or more per month are less likely to develop prostate cancer compared to those who ejaculate less frequently.

@kimianora @threadreaderapp unroll

What is a dysregulated nervous system? Dr. Robert Sapolsky spent 30 years studying stress in primates and humans. His conclusion: "The stress response is more dangerous than the stressors themselves." Few understand what this means for their body. Here's the short version: 🧵

@DietDrsayajirao So my mother was right. Ahe used to take cap Nurokind Plus at bedtime and often complained about insomnia....

Most people take vitamin B12 at night and ruin their sleep without realizing it. B12 can increase alertness & affect melatonin. Take it in the morning.

@wmakarand Enjoy the show Uncle

Billions in sales and purchase of IPL franchise baffles me. Will we get to watch high quality cricketers Sunil Gavaskar and Kapil Dev, Kohli and Bumrah I doubt. It's a franchise cricket. Like it or lump it. Perform or perish. But for us it's pure entertainment.

@rohaninvestor Averaging down he hold lot of stake already at higher prices during IPO

What does Ashish Dhawan know that the market doesn’t? Ashish Dhawan just bought shares of Bluspring Enterprises at ₹45.55. 17,00,000 shares bought - is this confidence or insider-level conviction?

@ArrushAdityadev Bro you will prove right someday. Keep hitting darts

Day 1 of Bull Market.

@taran_adarsh So he never read the book was just a promotion.

HRITHIK ROSHAN - RYAN GOSLING CONNECT FOR 'PROJECT HAIL MARY' CONVERSATION... In a landmark moment, #HrithikRoshan and #Hollywood actor #RyanGosling come together for an exclusive virtual conversation on the much-anticipated biggie #ProjectHailMary. The conversation builds on the tremendous global momentum generated by #HrithikRoshan's association with #ProjectHailMary, following a collaboration video that captivated audiences worldwide. Bringing together two of the world's most influential stars, the conversation offers fans a rare and candid glimpse into their creative worlds. Starring #RyanGosling, the film is presented by Amazon MGM Studios and distributed by Sony Pictures Releasing International. #ProjectHailMary is set for a theatrical release in #India on 26 March 2026, in #English, #Hindi, #Tamil, and #Telugu.

@AnirbanManna10 Don't sell your house to buy microcaps

Comparing IRAN crisis with COVID situation is like Comparing HARIDWAR with MALDWAR (anus)

@AshishGupta325 Time for Modi Slogans and chest thumping are events of past. He is definitely seeing the future what everyone is seeing 😂

Time for Modi candle after Nirmala candle.

@aakashgupta Last line hits different

Neuroscience has a precise term for this. It's called allostatic load. Your brain runs a stress response system called the HPA axis. Hypothalamus fires corticotropin-releasing factor to the pituitary, pituitary sends ACTH to the adrenal glands, adrenals flood cortisol into the bloodstream. In a healthy system, the stressor ends, cortisol drops, you recover. The cycle completes. Allostatic load is what happens when the cycle never completes. The stressor persists. Cortisol stays elevated. And your brain does something remarkable: it recalibrates. It shifts the baseline. The emergency state becomes the new normal. You stop registering the alarm because the alarm is now always on. This is why you "keep taking it." Your HPA axis has adapted to chronic activation. The Framingham Heart Study found that people with persistently elevated cortisol showed measurable brain volume loss and memory impairment in their 40s, years before any clinical symptoms appeared. Harvard research found cortisol exposure can shrink dendritic spines by 20% in just three weeks. The hippocampus, the brain region responsible for forming new memories and regulating emotional responses, can lose 10 to 15% of its volume under chronic stress. And the prefrontal cortex, the region that would help you make the rational decision to leave the situation, is one of the first areas degraded by sustained cortisol. The longer you endure, the worse your hardware gets at evaluating whether you should still be enduring. Bruce McEwen at Rockefeller coined the term in 1993. He called it "the price of adaptation." Your body is doing exactly what evolution designed it to do: survive at any cost. The body keeps the score. The brain pays the bill.

@GabbbarSingh Bas kar zandu. Kitni Farming karega

2nd viewing of a thriller is very satisfying. Coz then you aren’t really watching the movie, you are watching the reactions of people around you, with the prior knowledge of what’s coming up. It’s the vicarious pleasure that makes it worthwhile.

@anantladha25 Bhai ko peti pahuch gayi shayad

Dhurandhar: The Revenge - REVIEW

@VijayThk Is the structure failed sir ???

#ZUARI Retest phase Price is back at the 250–260 retest zone again. As per Dow Theory, structure stays intact till support holds. Monthly close below 238–230 = structure failure Above it, this is still a retest, not a trend reversal. Now the market decides. #MasterInOne

@readswithravi Most of Modern Literature falls in this BS as per him then

A powerful paragraph by Arthur Schopenhauer on the art of not reading: “The art of not reading is a very important one. It consists in not taking an interest in whatever may be engaging the attention of the general public at any particular time. When some political or ecclesiastical pamphlet, or novel, or poem is making a great commotion, you should remember that he who writes for fools always finds a large public. A precondition for reading good books is not reading bad ones: for life is short.”

@_streetdogg Too difficult for laymen

This is a gem! I have gifted 3 copies to friends and family! If you like the idea of mathematical models, get this book. It will teach you the deep concepts in mathematics by exploring biological processes. How a disease spreads, how harmones work in feedback, how the heart beat is generated etc. My nephew just completed class 10 and I am planning to pass this on to him so he can learn to see the world with X-ray vision and appreciate nature much more…