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He doesn't hunt. He waits for the dead. Then drops their bones from the sky.
Meet the Bearded Vulture, nature’s bone collector. Unlike other raptors, this hauntingly beautiful bird doesn't care for flesh — it craves calcium. With crimson eyes, a mohawk of feathers, and a face dipped in blood-stained dust, the Bearded Vulture doesn't kill... it cleans up.
High in the mountains, when it finds a carcass, it lifts bones into the air, drops them onto rocks, and feasts on the shattered marrow within. No other bird dares such rituals. No other bird can.
In the silence of the Alps, Himalayas, and Ethiopian peaks — he soars. Not a hunter. Not a scavenger. But something far stranger.
A sky-borne undertaker with a taste for skeletons.
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#PhotographyHe doesn't hunt. He waits for the dead. Then drops their bones from the sky. Meet the Bearded Vulture, nature’s bone collector. Unlike other raptors, this hauntingly beautiful bird doesn't care for flesh — it craves calcium. With crimson eyes, a mohawk of feathers, and a face dipped in blood-stained dust, the Bearded Vulture doesn't kill... it cleans up. High in the mountains, when it finds a carcass, it lifts bones into the air, drops them onto rocks, and feasts on the shattered marrow within. No other bird dares such rituals. No other bird can. In the silence of the Alps, Himalayas, and Ethiopian peaks — he soars. Not a hunter. Not a scavenger. But something far stranger. A sky-borne undertaker with a taste for skeletons. #WildLife #BeardedVulture #Birds #Nature #Photography
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It doesn’t spin webs.
It doesn’t climb walls.
It runs you down.
This is a wolf spider — nature’s version of a sprinting tank with eight eyes, eight legs, and zero mercy.
No ambush. No traps. Just raw power and speed.
It hunts on foot, chasing prey across dirt, bark, or leaf litter like a miniature cheetah. And when it catches up?
Those massive fangs crush and inject venom. Game over.
It doesn’t need a web.
It is the weapon.
Zoom in on that face — this is what insects see right before everything fades to black.
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#AmazingIt doesn’t spin webs. It doesn’t climb walls. It runs you down. This is a wolf spider — nature’s version of a sprinting tank with eight eyes, eight legs, and zero mercy. No ambush. No traps. Just raw power and speed. It hunts on foot, chasing prey across dirt, bark, or leaf litter like a miniature cheetah. And when it catches up? Those massive fangs crush and inject venom. Game over. It doesn’t need a web. It is the weapon. Zoom in on that face — this is what insects see right before everything fades to black. — #WolfSpider #Nature #Wildlife #Amazing
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A man slaughtered a large cow, lit the grill, and said to his daughter:
“My daughter, go and invite our relatives, friends, and neighbors to join us for a feast!”
His wise daughter went out into the street and shouted:
“Please, help us! There’s a fire at my father’s house!”
A few moments later, only a handful of people rushed to help, while many others ignored her cries.
Those who responded stayed, shared in the meal, and enjoyed the evening together.
Surprised, the father turned to his daughter and said:
“The people who came—I barely know them, and some are complete strangers. Where are our relatives, friends, and neighbors?”
With a knowing smile, the daughter replied:
“The ones who came didn’t come for the feast; they came because they thought we were in trouble. These are the people who truly deserve our generosity and hospitality.”
This is the reality of life. The people you assume are yours may not truly be. In moments of need, you will see who genuinely stands by you. Choose wisely whom you call family, friends, and neighbors.
Stay tunedA man slaughtered a large cow, lit the grill, and said to his daughter: “My daughter, go and invite our relatives, friends, and neighbors to join us for a feast!” His wise daughter went out into the street and shouted: “Please, help us! There’s a fire at my father’s house!” A few moments later, only a handful of people rushed to help, while many others ignored her cries. Those who responded stayed, shared in the meal, and enjoyed the evening together. Surprised, the father turned to his daughter and said: “The people who came—I barely know them, and some are complete strangers. Where are our relatives, friends, and neighbors?” With a knowing smile, the daughter replied: “The ones who came didn’t come for the feast; they came because they thought we were in trouble. These are the people who truly deserve our generosity and hospitality.” This is the reality of life. The people you assume are yours may not truly be. In moments of need, you will see who genuinely stands by you. Choose wisely whom you call family, friends, and neighbors. Stay tuned
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The progression from raw information to intuition, showing how data transforms into actionable insights and expertise.
1. Information – Depicted as scattered dots, this represents raw, unprocessed data with no clear connections.
2. Knowledge – Lines begin to connect some dots, indicating an understanding of relationships between pieces of information.
3. Experience – More structured connections emerge, and some points extend further, illustrating how applying knowledge in real-world scenarios enhances understanding.
4. Strategy – Some connections are emphasized, and a clearer pathway emerges, showing how learned patterns guide structured decision-making.
5. Intuition – A smooth, broad connection bypasses some details but reaches the conclusion efficiently, representing how deep experience allows one to "see" the right path instinctively.
The transition from structured strategy to intuition suggests that expertise eventually enables quicker, more holistic decision-making rather than relying on step-by-step logic.
This diagram aligns with models of expertise in fields like #AI, #neuroscience, and #CognitiveScience, where structured learning transitions into intuitive, pattern-based decision-making.
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image credit: Gapingvoid Design GroupThe progression from raw information to intuition, showing how data transforms into actionable insights and expertise. 1. Information – Depicted as scattered dots, this represents raw, unprocessed data with no clear connections. 2. Knowledge – Lines begin to connect some dots, indicating an understanding of relationships between pieces of information. 3. Experience – More structured connections emerge, and some points extend further, illustrating how applying knowledge in real-world scenarios enhances understanding. 4. Strategy – Some connections are emphasized, and a clearer pathway emerges, showing how learned patterns guide structured decision-making. 5. Intuition – A smooth, broad connection bypasses some details but reaches the conclusion efficiently, representing how deep experience allows one to "see" the right path instinctively. The transition from structured strategy to intuition suggests that expertise eventually enables quicker, more holistic decision-making rather than relying on step-by-step logic. This diagram aligns with models of expertise in fields like #AI, #neuroscience, and #CognitiveScience, where structured learning transitions into intuitive, pattern-based decision-making. #patternrecognition image credit: Gapingvoid Design Group
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In an ant colony lived a little ant. She wasn't the strongest, the fastest, or the smartest, but she had one quality that made her different from the others: she couldn't ignore the suffering of others.
If someone got tired and couldn't carry a grain of grain to the nest, she would help them. If someone tripped and fell, she would help them get up. If the rain caused the tunnels to collapse, she would be the first to start repairing them.
The ants grew accustomed to her always being nearby. They knew that if they dropped a load, she would pick it up; if they didn't finish a passage, she would finish it; if they got tired, she would lend them her shoulder.
And no one asked her: wasn't she tired herself?
Day after day, she not only did her job, but everyone else's as well. She never had time to rest, but she convinced herself: "Just a little bit more, and everything will get better." The important thing is that it's easier for others."
One day, the ant noticed that her legs were beginning to tremble from fatigue. She couldn't carry grain as quickly as before. Her back ached, and her eyes looked tired at the endless workload.
But she couldn't let the anthill down.
When an ant asked her for help with a load, she mustered her last bit of strength and agreed.
When a second ant asked her to finish her work, she gritted her teeth and nodded.
When a third ant said, "You always have time, help me too," she once again didn't refuse.
And then what she herself hadn't expected happened.
Under the weight of all the worries she carried, her legs buckled.
She fell to the ground.
The ants hurrying by didn't even notice that she wasn't moving anymore.
At first, no one paid attention to her absence.
"I'm sure she'll be back soon," they said.
But the days passed, and the work got worse. No one picked up the fallen grains anymore. No one lent a shoulder. No one helped with the tunnels.
The situation in the anthill became more difficult.
One by one, the ants began to understand: she was doing much more than they thought.
They looked for her, but she was nowhere to be seen.
And only one old ant, who lived at the edge of the anthill, sighed one day and said:
"She's gone." She understood that no one appreciated her work until she disappeared.
"But why didn't she tell us?!" the ants were indignant.
"Did you ever ask her how she felt?"
The ants remained silent.
They understood: they took her help for granted.
She was always there, always supporting, always getting them out of difficult situations. And when she herself struggled, no one even noticed.
Moral:
In every society, there are people who take on the worries of others.
They help, support, and work harder than everyone else. They say "yes" even when they're tired. They make other people's lives easier, but no one asks how they are.
And one day, when their strength runs out and they leave, only then will others understand how important they were.
But will there be a chance they'll ever come back?
If there's someone like that in your life, don't wait until they fall. Ask them now: "Are you struggling? Can I help you?"
One day, that question can change everything.In an ant colony lived a little ant. She wasn't the strongest, the fastest, or the smartest, but she had one quality that made her different from the others: she couldn't ignore the suffering of others. If someone got tired and couldn't carry a grain of grain to the nest, she would help them. If someone tripped and fell, she would help them get up. If the rain caused the tunnels to collapse, she would be the first to start repairing them. The ants grew accustomed to her always being nearby. They knew that if they dropped a load, she would pick it up; if they didn't finish a passage, she would finish it; if they got tired, she would lend them her shoulder. And no one asked her: wasn't she tired herself? Day after day, she not only did her job, but everyone else's as well. She never had time to rest, but she convinced herself: "Just a little bit more, and everything will get better." The important thing is that it's easier for others." One day, the ant noticed that her legs were beginning to tremble from fatigue. She couldn't carry grain as quickly as before. Her back ached, and her eyes looked tired at the endless workload. But she couldn't let the anthill down. When an ant asked her for help with a load, she mustered her last bit of strength and agreed. When a second ant asked her to finish her work, she gritted her teeth and nodded. When a third ant said, "You always have time, help me too," she once again didn't refuse. And then what she herself hadn't expected happened. Under the weight of all the worries she carried, her legs buckled. She fell to the ground. The ants hurrying by didn't even notice that she wasn't moving anymore. At first, no one paid attention to her absence. "I'm sure she'll be back soon," they said. But the days passed, and the work got worse. No one picked up the fallen grains anymore. No one lent a shoulder. No one helped with the tunnels. The situation in the anthill became more difficult. One by one, the ants began to understand: she was doing much more than they thought. They looked for her, but she was nowhere to be seen. And only one old ant, who lived at the edge of the anthill, sighed one day and said: "She's gone." She understood that no one appreciated her work until she disappeared. "But why didn't she tell us?!" the ants were indignant. "Did you ever ask her how she felt?" The ants remained silent. They understood: they took her help for granted. She was always there, always supporting, always getting them out of difficult situations. And when she herself struggled, no one even noticed. ❗Moral: In every society, there are people who take on the worries of others. They help, support, and work harder than everyone else. They say "yes" even when they're tired. They make other people's lives easier, but no one asks how they are. And one day, when their strength runs out and they leave, only then will others understand how important they were. But will there be a chance they'll ever come back? ❗If there's someone like that in your life, don't wait until they fall. Ask them now: "Are you struggling? Can I help you?" One day, that question can change everything.0 Comments 0 Shares 240 Views 0 Reviews -
Estrogen Dominance Protocol: Natural Approach to Endometriosis, Fibroids, and Thyroid Health
This protocol helps balance high estrogen levels by increasing progesterone, supporting the liver, and reducing inflammation.
1️⃣ Step One: Reduce Estrogen Overload
Excess estrogen fuels conditions like fibroids, endometriosis, and hypothyroid symptoms. Here’s how to lower it:
Diet Adjustments
Cruciferous Vegetables (Detox Excess Estrogen)
Eat broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, kale, bok choy, Brussels sprouts daily.
These vegetables contain DIM (diindolylmethane), which helps remove extra estrogen through the liver.
Flaxseeds & Chia Seeds (Balance Hormones)
1-2 tablespoons of ground flax or chia daily help bind and remove estrogen through the gut.
Fiber-Rich Foods (Improve Estrogen Detoxification)
Lentils, beans, oats, sweet potatoes, bananas, and avocados prevent estrogen reabsorption in the intestines.
Liver-Cleansing Foods (Support Estrogen Breakdown)
Eat beets, turmeric, garlic, onions, and dandelion greens to help the liver process estrogen effectively.
Limit Dairy, Soy & Alcohol
Dairy and soy contain hormones that increase estrogen levels.
Alcohol slows down liver function, making it harder to detox excess estrogen.
Avoid Plastics & Chemicals (Xenoestrogens)
Use glass or stainless steel for food storage (avoid plastic bottles).
Switch to natural skincare and household products to avoid hormone-disrupting chemicals.
2️⃣ Step Two: Increase Progesterone Naturally
Progesterone is the counterbalance to estrogen. Raising it helps shrink fibroids, ease endometriosis, and improve thyroid function.
Natural Sources of Progesterone
Wild Yam Cream (Bioidentical Progesterone)
Apply ¼ to ½ teaspoon daily (rotate application sites like wrists, stomach, or thighs).
Use during days 14-28 of the menstrual cycle (for women who are still cycling).
Magnesium & Zinc (Boosts Progesterone Production)
Magnesium sources: Pumpkin seeds, almonds, leafy greens, dark chocolate.
Zinc sources: Oysters, beef, cashews, lentils, chickpeas.
Vitamin B6 (Progesterone Cofactor)
Found in bananas, potatoes, poultry, and avocados.
Vitamin C (Supports Progesterone Production)
Citrus fruits, bell peppers, and strawberries help maintain healthy progesterone levels.
Healthy Fats (Hormone Building Blocks)
Include avocados, coconut oil, olive oil, grass-fed butter, and fatty fish.
Reduce Stress (Cortisol Steals Progesterone!)
Chronic stress converts progesterone into cortisol.
Practice deep breathing, meditation, and nature walks.
3️⃣ Step Three: Heal the Gut (Stops Estrogen Recycling)
Estrogen should be detoxed through the gut and liver. If the gut is unhealthy, estrogen gets reabsorbed, worsening the problem.
Probiotic & Gut Healing Foods
Kefir & Fermented Vegetables – Provide beneficial bacteria that help break down estrogen.
Bone Broth & Collagen – Heal the gut lining and prevent reabsorption of toxins.
Prebiotic Foods – Onions, garlic, leeks, and bananas feed good gut bacteria.
4️⃣ Step Four: Anti-Inflammatory Support
Estrogen dominance often causes pain, bloating, and weight gain due to inflammation.
Anti-Inflammatory Foods
Turmeric & Ginger – Reduce inflammation linked to fibroids and endometriosis.
Omega-3s (Fatty Fish, Chia Seeds, Walnuts) – Balance hormones and reduce pain.
Bone Broth – Contains amino acids that reduce inflammation and repair tissues.
5️⃣ Step Five: Support Thyroid Function (If Affected)
If hypothyroidism is part of the issue, estrogen dominance must be addressed first.
Thyroid-Supporting Foods
Selenium (Brazil Nuts, Sunflower Seeds, Eggs) – Protects the thyroid from damage.
Iodine (Seaweed, Fish, Dairy in Moderation) – Essential for thyroid hormone production.
Iron (Beef, Spinach, Lentils) – Prevents thyroid-related fatigue.
Avoid raw cruciferous vegetables in excess if you have thyroid issues. Light cooking is best.
: How Long Does It Take to See Results?
3-6 months to see major hormonal shifts.
Fibroids and cysts may shrink gradually.
Periods should become more regular and less painful.
Thyroid function may improve with time.
I offer personalized meal plans and holistic health consultations to help you take control of your well-being. If you'd like a customized routine tailored to your health goals,
DM me to get started.Estrogen Dominance Protocol: Natural Approach to Endometriosis, Fibroids, and Thyroid Health This protocol helps balance high estrogen levels by increasing progesterone, supporting the liver, and reducing inflammation. 1️⃣ Step One: Reduce Estrogen Overload Excess estrogen fuels conditions like fibroids, endometriosis, and hypothyroid symptoms. Here’s how to lower it: 🍽️ Diet Adjustments ✅ Cruciferous Vegetables (Detox Excess Estrogen) Eat broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, kale, bok choy, Brussels sprouts daily. These vegetables contain DIM (diindolylmethane), which helps remove extra estrogen through the liver. ✅ Flaxseeds & Chia Seeds (Balance Hormones) 1-2 tablespoons of ground flax or chia daily help bind and remove estrogen through the gut. ✅ Fiber-Rich Foods (Improve Estrogen Detoxification) Lentils, beans, oats, sweet potatoes, bananas, and avocados prevent estrogen reabsorption in the intestines. ✅ Liver-Cleansing Foods (Support Estrogen Breakdown) Eat beets, turmeric, garlic, onions, and dandelion greens to help the liver process estrogen effectively. ✅ Limit Dairy, Soy & Alcohol Dairy and soy contain hormones that increase estrogen levels. Alcohol slows down liver function, making it harder to detox excess estrogen. ✅ Avoid Plastics & Chemicals (Xenoestrogens) Use glass or stainless steel for food storage (avoid plastic bottles). Switch to natural skincare and household products to avoid hormone-disrupting chemicals. 2️⃣ Step Two: Increase Progesterone Naturally Progesterone is the counterbalance to estrogen. Raising it helps shrink fibroids, ease endometriosis, and improve thyroid function. 🌿 Natural Sources of Progesterone ✅ Wild Yam Cream (Bioidentical Progesterone) Apply ¼ to ½ teaspoon daily (rotate application sites like wrists, stomach, or thighs). Use during days 14-28 of the menstrual cycle (for women who are still cycling). ✅ Magnesium & Zinc (Boosts Progesterone Production) Magnesium sources: Pumpkin seeds, almonds, leafy greens, dark chocolate. Zinc sources: Oysters, beef, cashews, lentils, chickpeas. ✅ Vitamin B6 (Progesterone Cofactor) Found in bananas, potatoes, poultry, and avocados. ✅ Vitamin C (Supports Progesterone Production) Citrus fruits, bell peppers, and strawberries help maintain healthy progesterone levels. ✅ Healthy Fats (Hormone Building Blocks) Include avocados, coconut oil, olive oil, grass-fed butter, and fatty fish. ✅ Reduce Stress (Cortisol Steals Progesterone!) Chronic stress converts progesterone into cortisol. Practice deep breathing, meditation, and nature walks. 3️⃣ Step Three: Heal the Gut (Stops Estrogen Recycling) Estrogen should be detoxed through the gut and liver. If the gut is unhealthy, estrogen gets reabsorbed, worsening the problem. Probiotic & Gut Healing Foods ✅ Kefir & Fermented Vegetables – Provide beneficial bacteria that help break down estrogen. ✅ Bone Broth & Collagen – Heal the gut lining and prevent reabsorption of toxins. ✅ Prebiotic Foods – Onions, garlic, leeks, and bananas feed good gut bacteria. 4️⃣ Step Four: Anti-Inflammatory Support Estrogen dominance often causes pain, bloating, and weight gain due to inflammation. 🍵 Anti-Inflammatory Foods ✅ Turmeric & Ginger – Reduce inflammation linked to fibroids and endometriosis. ✅ Omega-3s (Fatty Fish, Chia Seeds, Walnuts) – Balance hormones and reduce pain. ✅ Bone Broth – Contains amino acids that reduce inflammation and repair tissues. 5️⃣ Step Five: Support Thyroid Function (If Affected) If hypothyroidism is part of the issue, estrogen dominance must be addressed first. Thyroid-Supporting Foods ✅ Selenium (Brazil Nuts, Sunflower Seeds, Eggs) – Protects the thyroid from damage. ✅ Iodine (Seaweed, Fish, Dairy in Moderation) – Essential for thyroid hormone production. ✅ Iron (Beef, Spinach, Lentils) – Prevents thyroid-related fatigue. 🚫 Avoid raw cruciferous vegetables in excess if you have thyroid issues. Light cooking is best. 💡: How Long Does It Take to See Results? 3-6 months to see major hormonal shifts. Fibroids and cysts may shrink gradually. Periods should become more regular and less painful. Thyroid function may improve with time. I offer personalized meal plans and holistic health consultations to help you take control of your well-being. If you'd like a customized routine tailored to your health goals, DM me to get started.
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