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EPISODE 7 PRE RELEASE #DYNAMITEKISS they literally had a moment where they almost kissed again, but suddenly the nurse came in to check darim's blood pressure and yes, her blood pressure shot up HAHAHA and jihyeok not even letting darim lift a finger like, ‘just tell me anything, i... show more

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jihyeok knelt down to propose and put a ring on darim's finger in the opening of episode 1, and he will kneel down again to propose for real in the opening of episode 14. trust me 😌 #dynamitekiss

jihyeok knelt down to propose and put a ring on darim's finger in the opening of episode 1, and he will kneel down again to propose for real in the opening of episode 14. trust me 😌 #dynamitekiss

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Tul : At that moment, I was really shocked. I had just finished taking a shower and came out, P’Mew was just sitting there silently. I was like, “What’s going on? Why is he acting differently?” Then he said something had suddenly appeared in the middle of his vision, like a blurry spot on the left side. I freaked out and thought maybe it was something about his brain or blood pressure. I had to take a moment to calm down. Mew : Blood pressure? 😂 Tul : Yes, blood pressure 😂 It was so late and even if we’d gone to the hospital, we wouldn’t have been able to see an eye specialist/ophthalmologist anyway. So I called my friend who’s an eye specialist. The first one didn’t pick up, probably because it was so late, but the second one did.

Tul : At that moment, I was really shocked. I had just finished taking a shower and came out, P’Mew was just sitting there silently. I was like, “What’s going on? Why is he acting differently?” Then he said something had suddenly appeared in the middle of his vision, like a blurry spot on the left side. I freaked out and thought maybe it was something about his brain or blood pressure. I had to take a moment to calm down. Mew : Blood pressure? 😂 Tul : Yes, blood pressure 😂 It was so late and even if we’d gone to the hospital, we wouldn’t have been able to see an eye specialist/ophthalmologist anyway. So I called my friend who’s an eye specialist. The first one didn’t pick up, probably because it was so late, but the second one did.

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High blood pressure is not a disease! Learn how to lower blood pressure with dietary changes and increased intake of specific nutrients that act as natural blood pressure remedies in the body. Address the root cause of hypertension rather than just treating the symptoms. If you like this video, check this one out next:

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Dana White exposes why your doctor is ignoring the silent killer destroying your health "The day that we met, my blood pressure was 160 over 110. I was on blood pressure, cholesterol, and thyroid meds—none of which I'm on now. My last reading was 116 over 70" "I would keep doing blood work and the doctors were telling me everything was fine when I knew everything wasn't fine. I couldn't sleep, I had sleep apnea so bad that almost every night I would wake up choking and throwing up. They never fixed anything, they just kept putting me on more pills" "People can lose weight, I’ve done that before. What I didn't do was feel amazing. Now I feel like I'm in my 20s again, my workouts are off the charts, and I’ve never felt better in my life"

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