“There is no such thing as bad cholesterol “ says US cardiologist, and the reason is..

US cardiologist Dr. Jack Wolfson challenges the notion of ‘bad’ LDL cholesterol, asserting it’s vital for nutrient transport and immune function. He argues plaque buildup stems from inflammation, not LDL itself. Dr. Wolfson advocates for natural methods like sunlight exposure for vitamin D, diet, and stress management over statin drugs for optimal heart health.

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“He is her present and future”: Travis Kelce’s heartfelt reason for ignoring Taylor Swift’s exes proves their bond is stronger than the past

Travis Kelce is reportedly unconcerned with Taylor Swift’s past relationships, choosing to focus on their present and future. Sources say Kelce’s confidence stems from his deep admiration for Swift, creating healthy relationship boundaries. His approach offers a refreshing contrast to the media’s obsession with Swift’s romantic history, emphasizing trust and respect.

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‘Blood Covenant’: Iranian crowdfunding website claims to have raised $40 million to assassinate Trump; ‘call to Jihad’ say analysts

A crowdfunding campaign promising $40 million for President Trump’s assassination has been linked to a former employee of Iran’s state-run propaganda outlet. Organized by “Blood Covenant,” the campaign sought “justice” for actions against a religious figure. Analysts suggest Hossein Abbasifar, previously with Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting, was involved, prompting calls for US sanctions and…

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Zareen Khan addresses Sana Khan’s transformation after her wedding: ‘She was always religious, but then, she made a complete switch when…’

Sana Khan’s decision to leave showbiz for a spiritual life after marrying Mufti Anas Sayed in 2020 continues to draw attention. Actress Zareen Khan, acknowledging Sana’s long-held religious beliefs, emphasized that Sana’s faith was always present, even during her Bollywood career, and that her choice should be respected as a personal journey.

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Microsoft shuts down Chinese companies’ early access to…

Microsoft has limited Chinese firms’ access to early cybersecurity vulnerability data following concerns that leaked information facilitated significant SharePoint hacks. This decision, prompted by a Chinese law requiring vulnerability reporting to the government, restricts access to ‘proof of concept’ code. Microsoft also closed its ‘transparency centers’ in China, ending a program that allowed government source…

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