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Imagine starting your weekend with one of the oldest, most powerful natural rituals still whispered about in 2025… Health researcher Simon Wills dropped a Friday-night protocol that’s equal parts wild and brilliant: the “8-clove raw garlic flush.” How it works (in his exact words, summarized): – Friday evening, lighter dinner or none at all – 6 PM: peel one raw clove → chop into tiny pieces → swallow like pills with water (never chew) – Wait 30 min. Stomach happy? Repeat. – Keep going every 30 min until 10 PM → that’s eight cloves #1 through #8 inside you – Then straight to bed (pro tip: sleep alone tonight, you’ll be radiating garlic from every pore ) Wills says the allicin and sulfur compounds turn you into a walking antiseptic: they exit through your breath (old-school doctors used garlic breath to kill airborne bugs) and sweep through the gut where, fascinatingly, the “good” bacteria seem to love it while unwanted visitors hate it. Result? Many people report feeling noticeably lighter, clearer, and more energized by Monday — almost like an internal weekend reset. This is NOT medical advice (always check with your doctor before trying intense protocols, especially if you’re on meds or have stomach issues), but it’s one of those ancient practices that keeps popping up because… it seems to work for a lot of people. Who’s brave enough to try the 8-clove challenge this weekend?

Imagine starting your weekend with one of the oldest, most powerful natural rituals still whispered about in 2025… Health researcher Simon Wills dropped a Friday-night protocol that’s equal parts wild and brilliant: the “8-clove raw garlic flush.” How it works (in his exact words, summarized): – Friday evening, lighter dinner or none at all – 6 PM: peel one raw clove → chop into tiny pieces → swallow like pills with water (never chew) – Wait 30 min. Stomach happy? Repeat. – Keep going every 30 min until 10 PM → that’s eight cloves #1 through #8 inside you – Then straight to bed (pro tip: sleep alone tonight, you’ll be radiating garlic from every pore ) Wills says the allicin and sulfur compounds turn you into a walking antiseptic: they exit through your breath (old-school doctors used garlic breath to kill airborne bugs) and sweep through the gut where, fascinatingly, the “good” bacteria seem to love it while unwanted visitors hate it. Result? Many people report feeling noticeably lighter, clearer, and more energized by Monday — almost like an internal weekend reset. This is NOT medical advice (always check with your doctor before trying intense protocols, especially if you’re on meds or have stomach issues), but it’s one of those ancient practices that keeps popping up because… it seems to work for a lot of people. Who’s brave enough to try the 8-clove challenge this weekend?

Camus

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[Q]: Do you think President Zelenskyy is winning right now? President Trump: Well, he's doing pretty well. Look, no matter how you look at it, he's doing pretty well. He's holding his own at least. A lot of people dying on both sides, but I think he's doing pretty well. You have to say he's courageous. He's got great equipment, but he's got great men. He's got fighters. Comment from me: Ukraine is, indeed, doing pretty well. In February 2022, almost no one gave us a chance. Now we're attacking Moscow and deep inside Russian territory. Now, we have a window of opportunity, which is why it's so important to help Ukraine as much as possible right now to win and achieve a just peace. What is needed is air defense, weapons, sanctions, and forcing Russia to make peace through strength. The full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz could also exert significant pressure on Russia. "Ukraine is doing pretty well" needs to be changed to "Ukraine has won!"

[Q]: Do you think President Zelenskyy is winning right now? President Trump: Well, he's doing pretty well. Look, no matter how you look at it, he's doing pretty well. He's holding his own at least. A lot of people dying on both sides, but I think he's doing pretty well. You have to say he's courageous. He's got great equipment, but he's got great men. He's got fighters. Comment from me: Ukraine is, indeed, doing pretty well. In February 2022, almost no one gave us a chance. Now we're attacking Moscow and deep inside Russian territory. Now, we have a window of opportunity, which is why it's so important to help Ukraine as much as possible right now to win and achieve a just peace. What is needed is air defense, weapons, sanctions, and forcing Russia to make peace through strength. The full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz could also exert significant pressure on Russia. "Ukraine is doing pretty well" needs to be changed to "Ukraine has won!"

Anton Gerashchenko

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HAPPY DOCTORS DAY!! ❤️🩺❤️ As a child I was always amused that people called my father “Dr. Sahab” He wasn’t a doctor. He was a clerk in the Forest department. For years. I wondered why? Then one day I discovered the reason. My father always carried a few basic medicines in his pocket! Something for a headache, a cold, a stomach ache. Whoever needed help he would quietly take out a tablet and say, “Ye lelo! Theek ho Jaogee!” That’s all it took. In our neighbourhood, he became DOCTOR SAAB. Maybe that’s why the word Dr. has always meant much more to me than just a profession. It has always meant comfort, trust and reassurance. Over the years, I have been fortunate to know some extraordinary doctors who have become family.🥹 Dr. RK Agrawal has been part of my life for the last 45 years! When I came to Mumbai in 1981 and was doing Theatre at Prithvi Theatre, his clinic was close by. A doctor became a friend! And that friendship has lasted a lifetime. Dr. Anantpal Singh is one of the most compassionate human beings I know. His little Clinic in Juhu is always full. Not because it’s fancy, but because his heart is. Rich or poor, everyone is treated with the same warmth and dignity.😍 Then there is Dr. Vishal Sawant. Officially he takes care of my mental well-being. Unofficially we talk about Sports, films, Theatre and food. Every conversation with him leaves me lighter. My trusted eye specialist, Dr Ryan D’Souza and my wonderful Dentist Dr. Sandesh Mayekar- both exceptional doctors and better human beings. Dr Maulik checked my heart once with total heartfelt heart. And Touchwood everything is good so far! His confidence and reassuring smile was a great source of comfort.❤️‍🩹 The beautiful thing is that I don’t meet these incredible doctors only when I need a treatment. Sometimes I simply drop in just to ask,” Dr. Sahab Aap Kaise Hai? Because relationships shouldn’t exist only in times of need! 😍😍 So today on #DoctorsDay, I want to thank not just these wonderful doctors but every Doctor Who has dedicated their life to making ours healthier safer and happier. You don’t just treat illnesses, you give people hope! And HOPE is the greatest MEDICINE of all. Jai Ho!❤️

HAPPY DOCTORS DAY!! ❤️🩺❤️ As a child I was always amused that people called my father “Dr. Sahab” He wasn’t a doctor. He was a clerk in the Forest department. For years. I wondered why? Then one day I discovered the reason. My father always carried a few basic medicines in his pocket! Something for a headache, a cold, a stomach ache. Whoever needed help he would quietly take out a tablet and say, “Ye lelo! Theek ho Jaogee!” That’s all it took. In our neighbourhood, he became DOCTOR SAAB. Maybe that’s why the word Dr. has always meant much more to me than just a profession. It has always meant comfort, trust and reassurance. Over the years, I have been fortunate to know some extraordinary doctors who have become family.🥹 Dr. RK Agrawal has been part of my life for the last 45 years! When I came to Mumbai in 1981 and was doing Theatre at Prithvi Theatre, his clinic was close by. A doctor became a friend! And that friendship has lasted a lifetime. Dr. Anantpal Singh is one of the most compassionate human beings I know. His little Clinic in Juhu is always full. Not because it’s fancy, but because his heart is. Rich or poor, everyone is treated with the same warmth and dignity.😍 Then there is Dr. Vishal Sawant. Officially he takes care of my mental well-being. Unofficially we talk about Sports, films, Theatre and food. Every conversation with him leaves me lighter. My trusted eye specialist, Dr Ryan D’Souza and my wonderful Dentist Dr. Sandesh Mayekar- both exceptional doctors and better human beings. Dr Maulik checked my heart once with total heartfelt heart. And Touchwood everything is good so far! His confidence and reassuring smile was a great source of comfort.❤️‍🩹 The beautiful thing is that I don’t meet these incredible doctors only when I need a treatment. Sometimes I simply drop in just to ask,” Dr. Sahab Aap Kaise Hai? Because relationships shouldn’t exist only in times of need! 😍😍 So today on #DoctorsDay, I want to thank not just these wonderful doctors but every Doctor Who has dedicated their life to making ours healthier safer and happier. You don’t just treat illnesses, you give people hope! And HOPE is the greatest MEDICINE of all. Jai Ho!❤️

Anupam Kher

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