In Filtration

A3Dlook inside the human kidney, revealing its structure and... blood filtration process.show more

A 3D look inside the human kidney, revealing its... structure and blood filtration process.show more

This is “down under” spec—reflective tape, equipment numbers, handrails... everywhere, fire suppression, tinted windows, and extra air filtration.show more

Kidney Anatomy and Function This 3D animation depicts the... anatomical location, layers, internal structure, and blood filtration process of the human kidneyshow more

Testing our upcoming odor blocking, premium carbon-fiber KN95 mask.... Results? 99.89% filtration, 36pa. Wowza🤯 💨 Breathable 🛡️ Protective 🦨 Stink proofshow more

I need help understanding air filtration in airplanes. Someone... apparently kept farting during the entire 5 hour flight, and everyone was suffering the whole time. The hostess started spraying Febreze and handing out masks because of it. 1/xshow more

The native human glomerulus features a slit diaphragm resembling... a densely interwoven fishnet In this Research Letter, Achilleas S. Frangakis & team resolve a specialized component of the kidney’s filtration barrier that spans the extracellular space at the nanometer scale: #Kidneys #Nephrologyshow more

I build swimming pools in Kenya. Not the small... inflatable type. Real concrete. Proper filtration. Clean finishes. 2M – 10M projects. If you’re building a home and thinking long term, a swimming pool is not luxury its property value. DM me for site visits.show more

It looks basic, but each layer is doing a... job. The sand and gravel help remove dirt as the water passes through, while the biological layer adds another level of filtration. Simple setup, but surprisingly effective.show more

A new filtration material could provide a nature-based solution... to water contamination by PFAS, or “forever chemicals.” Based on natural silk and cellulose, the material can remove a wide variety of these chemicals as well as heavy metals.show more

Installed water coolers at locations on Sh e Faisal,... Karachi from Faisal Sweets to TRG. Filled at Cantt station filtration plant. Need to add more coolers & need funds. (7k per day for filling water/ice/suzuki) plus cooler cost. Pls repost & support. Lets help each other.show more

Our PROTEINLOCK™ process uses advanced filtration to concentrate milk’s... natural protein and reduce sugar — creating ultra-filtered milk that’s smooth, delicious, and made to help you hit your protein goals. ✅ 32g of protein ✅ 3g of sugar ✅ 150 calories ✅ lactose free ✅ no carrageenan Available now on Amazon Target The Vitamin Shoppeshow more

One of our 6 top World Central Kitchen kitchens... in Gaza…reached 1 MILLION MEALS A DAY THIS WEEK joined by more than 60 Community kitchens plus restaurants….plus bakeries plus water filtration locations plus….hope! People Of Gaza feeding Gaza. This is the way! Bombings should stop, trucks with MORE food must increase, with tents, with medicine, medical equipment…..more is more! And the urgency of now is yesterday!#ChefsForGazashow more

🚨🇨🇳 China unveils world’s first heavy-duty hydrogen engine The... WP15 hydrogen direct-injection engine developed by Weichai Power aims to power heavy-duty vehicles with zero carbon emissions 🔸 The 14.6-liter engine delivers 600 horsepower and 2,800 Nm of torque 🔸 It achieves 46.8% peak brake thermal efficiency, converting nearly half of chemical energy into work 🔸 The engine shares over 90% of its components with diesel engines, simplifying maintenance and integration into existing vehicle designs 🔸 Its fuel system can handle less-than-ultra-pure hydrogen, reducing filtration costs and complexity The WP15 engine is another milestone in advancing China’s leadership in clean hydrogen mobility.show more

The better humans have gotten at making plastic, the... more challenging it has been to unmake it—especially the pieces too small to see. Long after plastic bottles and bags break down, they keep fragmenting into particles so tiny, conventional filtration can’t touch them. They drift through treatment plants and into waterways unimpeded. There, they enter the food chain, and ultimately the body, where they have been found in human organs and are increasingly linked to various diseases such as cancer. Enter nanobots. In a new study, researchers show that tiny magnetic machines made of cagelike materials can tumble through water, sweeping up nanoplastics via the same electrostatic attraction that makes a balloon cling to your hair. Learn more: News from Scienceshow more

~Hail Mary for the Vaccine-Injured: Hope for Nurse Lyndsey,... RN 💜🐭 in Japan with Kevin W. McCairn PhD~ via: Mary Talley Bowden MD Nurse Lyndsey suffered severe post-vaccine injury in late 2020, with a Pfizer booster triggering persistent symptoms, including high cytokine levels & spike protein damage Neuroscientist Kevin McCairn theorizes that vaccine injuries stem from amyloid-like spike protein accumulation, similar to prion diseases He has developed a dual filtration plasma apheresis (DFPP) & stem cell therapy in Japan showing promise in reducing amyloid & symptoms in patients Though costly & not FDA-approved, the treatment offers hope for those like Lyndsey, urging wider adoption & research in the U.S In the shadow of the pandemic, stories like Lyndseys reveal a devastating undercurrent of injury & resilience As a dedicated nurse, Lindsey received her first two Moderna doses in late 2020, experiencing typical side effects like body aches, fever, & fainting Pressured by her workplace, she got a Pfizer booster, & tragically, this third shot triggered a cascade of unrelenting symptoms, marking her four-year “anniversary” of injury on the day of the interview Lyndseys ordeal began subtly, mirroring her prior reactions, but escalated on day 10 into a full cytokine storm Her interleukin-6 levels spiked to 48.8 (normal: 1-3), activating 11 out of 14 cytokines & exhausting her immune system She describes a life of constant pain, diminished quality of life, & unyielding spike protein production, confirmed by years of labs, videos, & panels “I’m dying every day,” she laments, highlighting the frustration of being dismissed by a system that mandated these shots Divorced & childless at 40, her dreams of family were shattered, underscoring the personal devastation amid a broader crisis affecting millions Enter Kevin McCairn, a neuroscientist displaced from academia by COVID controversies, who attributes such injuries to the spike protein’s amyloidogenic properties—inducing protein misfolding akin to prions in diseases like Parkinson’s or mad cow Drawing from biowarfare research suspicions, he argues the virus & vaccines exploit fibrin to form persistent clots, evading standard treatments like ivermectin, nattokinase, or EBOO apheresis His lab tests on over 100 patients, including embalmer clots, confirm amyloid signatures in blood, resistant to conventional protocols Hope emerges from McCairn’s innovative therapy in Japan: dual filtration plasma apheresis (DFPP) combined with stem cell growth factors. DFPP, a closed-circuit blood filtration via jugular catheter, scrubs amyloids & cytokines without donor plasma risks, while growth factors—derived from dental pulp stem cells—inhibit clot formation in vitro Early results are striking: a severe long-COVID patient reported brain fog lifting within hours; a vaccine-injured teen’s amyloid signals dropped significantly post-treatment Two sessions, plus daily IV infusions over two weeks, cost around $20,000-25,000—cheaper than U.S. equivalents but still burdensome This protocol, not FDA-approved yet common in Asia for autoimmune conditions, represents a “Hail Mary” for Lyndsey Crowdfunded efforts aim to cover her costs, emphasizing community over corporate accountability As McCairn notes, pharmaceutical giants like Pfizer should fund such recoveries, but delays could prove fatal Lyndseys story isn’t isolated; it’s a call to action against censorship, fraud, & neglect With data showing cytokine normalization & symptom relief, this treatment offers tangible hope, urging trials in the U.S. to restore lives ravaged by an experimental rollout In the end, healing demands not just science, but solidarity—proving that even in darkness, innovation & empathy can prevail - Mary Talley Bowden, MD Mary Talley Bowden MDshow more

Louis Wain's drawings of cats as his Schizophrenia worsened.... Louis Wain, an English artist born in 1860, gained fame for his illustrations of cats portrayed with human characteristics. During his later years, Wain experienced the onset of schizophrenia, a mental disorder believed by psychiatrists of that time to be triggered by toxoplasmosis, a parasitic infection commonly associated with cats. Consequently, he was admitted to a mental hospital in 1924 and subsequently transferred to Napsbury Hospital in St Albans in 1930. It was during this period that Wain's artistic style underwent a profound transformation. Despite his increasing delusions, he continued to depict cats in his paintings, with psychiatrists attributing the abstract patterns in his artwork as indicative of his schizophrenia. For some time, there has been speculation regarding a connection between mental disorders and creativity. The creative process often involves divergent thinking, characterized by free-flowing, spontaneous, and multi-faceted ideation. One example of such a connection is the observation that both individuals with schizophrenia and highly creative individuals exhibit lower levels of dopamine receptors. This leads to reduced filtration of information in the brain, allowing for the generation of novel ideas and solutions in creative individuals, while potentially giving rise to abnormal thought patterns in those with schizophrenia. Moreover, large-scale population studies have validated the association between mental illness and creative professions, indicating that individuals working in creative fields are more likely to seek treatment for mental illnesses. Additionally, a study published in the British Journal of Psychiatry found a significant link between the artistic profession and schizophrenia. Wain's abstract artwork is particularly intriguing due to its psychedelic, vibrant, intricate, and occasionally fractal patterns. This suggests the possibility of a shared cognitive process underlying the psychedelic experience, schizophrenia, and creative thinking.show more

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⚡️ 11,418 KILLED in Europe HEATWAVE - 5,486 in... Germany - 3,161 in France - 1,222 in Belgium - 1,029 in Spain - 480 in Netherlands - 25 in UK - 7 in Poland - 5 in Italy - 3 in Romaniashow more