Adebe Pius Cleverley

Dearest Gentle Reader, "It is a truth universally acknowledged that a dull conversation is the greatest sin of the season. I find myself a firm believer that the most brilliant sparks are struck from the flint of open dialogue. Therefore, I truly welcome every manner of criticism, engagement, and spirited interaction upon my contents. Whether you choose to offer your most glowing praise or your sharpest disagreement, do pray share it—for it is your very feedback that ensures this author continues to flourish and our discourse remains most meaningful." Yours truly, @nicelyPIUS

@AllPolitics2024 @XFreeze You're not a Nigerian.

@nicelyPIUS @XFreeze You people bring your stupidity to every discussion. Who told you there aren't declining birthrates in other races? In southern Nigeria, the Christian south, birthrates are coming down. But here you're begging white people to procreate with us.

US fertility rates just hit another record low In 2025, the US general fertility rate fell to 53.1 - the lowest level ever recorded Japan, South Korea, and Germany have already been shrinking for years. Japan has been shrinking for years, South Korea’s population has already started to decline, and Germany would be shrinking without immigration Now the UK joins them - deaths will outnumber births every single year starting in 2026 No economy grows without people No pension system survives without young workers No culture persists without families having children This is the slowest civilizational crisis in human history

@AllPolitics2024 @XFreeze You must be a stupid use piece of scumbag. Who's begging white to procreate with them?? I'm ashamed of you.

@SkySportsNews Aston Villa 😢😴😴😴

"It's always tough to play against Unai Emery" 🗣️ Roberto De Zerbi on Tottenham Hotspur's 2-1 victory over Aston Villa ⚪️

@instablog9ja The person that registered her should be arrested 😂😂😂

Spanish woman claims she bought and legally registered the Sun, says she will charge the world for its use

Greatest of all times. 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

@scrmghost Yes, my dear friend. The essence of exclusive breastfeeding, at least for the first 3 months, can't be overemphasized.

@nicelyPIUS Breastfeeding is very necessary for babies

Can early nutrition actually "program" our DNA? 🧬🍼🤔 I’ve been reading about some fascinating new research that just came out! A massive international study led by the University of Exeter and ISGlobal has found that exclusive BREASTFEEDING for at least the first THREE months might leave a lasting "BIOLOGICAL IMPRINT" on a child's DNA. The Study at a Glance: The Scale: Scientists analyzed blood samples from over 3,400 children across 11 international groups as part of the [PACE Consortium]. The Discovery: They found significant differences in DNA methylation—which you can think of as the "volume knobs" of our genes. These knobs don’t change the genetic code itself, but they control how loudly or softly specific genes are "read" by the body. The Long-Term Effect: What’s wild is that these molecular markers were still clearly visible when the kids were between 5 and 12 years old, suggesting that those first few months of life can have a truly long-term impact on our biological programming. How this fits with Global Recommendations: This new research provides a potential biological "reason" for why organizations like [WHO and UNICEF] have long recommended exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months. The "First Vaccine": While we’ve known that breastmilk acts like a baby's first vaccine by transferring antibodies, this study suggests it might also be "tuning" the baby’s own immune genes at a deep level. The 3-Month Milestone: The study specifically noted significant markers in babies breastfed for at least 3 months, reinforcing that even hitting this halfway mark to the 6-month goal can have measurable long-term biological effects. Beyond Nutrition: While [WHO guidelines] focus on immediate survival and growth, this study highlights the potential for epigenetic programming that could influence health for a lifetime. Why does this matter? The researchers found these specific changes on genes tied to immunity and developmental processes. While they were careful to note that this doesn't automatically mean one feeding method is "better" than another, it provides a brand-new way of looking at how our environment interacts with our biology right from day one. It’s a powerful reminder of how much those early experiences can shape us at a cellular level for years to come. 🤯 #ScienceNews #Epigenetics #ChildDevelopment #DNA #BreastfeedingResearch #WHO #PublicHealth

Podyumlardaki inanılmaz iş kazaları :))

Neden dikkatli olmalıyız, neden sakar olmamalıyız? Merak ediyorsan izlemeden geçme!

Canım annemle modaya yön veriyoruz My MOM

Bu bebek bir yerlerde ağlıyor olabilir mi ?

Geceniz güzel olsun Ahali ! #iyiakşamlar #iyigecelet

The courier is fooled by grandma's joke 🐥

The dancer moved inside the circle with the elegance of a swan; I was truly captivated.

Şu kadın 45 yaşında ve hala çok güzel. Bi bu yaşa gelince muşmulaya döneriz kesin..

Haksız da değil 😅

Geçen gün bir dolmuşda camda bu işareti gördük. Uzun uzun baktık ama tam çıkaramadık. Sizce bu ne demek? 🤔

What do you think about his comment?

Bizim hayvanların suçu ne 💩 içinde yaşıyorlar 🥲

One wrong move and it’s over. Watch the most terrifying drop of his life. #fırtına

@sacredpresence Perhaps, they are washing them very well before consuming them.

@nicelyPIUS That’s a very valid concern 100%!Quality and sourcing are everything. But it’s wild to look at the data. The Japanese have some of the highest longevity and health markers in the world, and high quality raw seafood is a huge part of their medicine.

Nature’s perfect food -Stronger immune system ~Zinc -Dopamine & mood booster ~ Zinc + B12 -Thyroid support ~Selenium + Iodine -Retinal / eye protection ~ Zinc + Taurine Raw or fried? Or is there another food you’d put above oysters? 👇