"Take up one idea. Make that one idea your life -- think of it, dream of it, live on that idea. Let the brain, muscles, nerves, every part of your body be full of that idea, and just leave every other idea alone. This is the way to success." — Swami Vivekananda

When was the last time you cried? Crying is good b’cos it helps to exercise the Eye muscles such as ✅Orbicularis oculi ✅Facial musculature ✅Superior oblique muscle & Depressor anguli oris muscle

I am a hunter of beauty and I move slow and I keep the eyes wide, every fiber of every muscle sensing all wonder and this is the thrill of the hunt and I could be an expert on the life full, the beauty meat that lurks in every moment.I hunger to taste life.God.

There’s a lot of misinformation about vaginal health, leading to confusion for many women. Now, let’s debunk some common myths and get to the truth about how to keep your vagina healthy. Myth 1: Vaginas Need Special Cleaning Products Reality: The vagina is self-cleaning! Using douches or scented products can actually disrupt its natural balance and lead to infections. Stick to gentle, unscented soap for the external area and let your body do the rest. Myth 2: A “Loose” Vagina Means You’re Sexually Active. Reality:Vaginal tightness has nothing to do with sexual activity. The vagina is made of elastic muscles that expand and contract naturally. Kegel exercises can help strengthen these muscles, but they don’t change based on how much sex you have. Myth 3: All Vaginal Discharge Is Bad. Reality: Discharge is normal and helps keep your vagina clean. Pay attention to any changes in color, odor, or discomfort, as these could signal an infection. Reality Check: Vaginal Health Is More Than Just Sex. Your vaginal health is about more than your sex life. It’s about managing menstruation, preventing infections, and keeping your body in balance. Simple things like eating probiotics, staying hydrated, and wearing breathable underwear can help. Stay guilded! Stay informed! #VaginalHealth #MythBusting #WomensWellness #SelfCare #HealthyBody #LoavesOfLoveFoundation #SexualHealthAwareness

Thibaut Courtois has suffered a muscle injury and he’s expected to miss El Clásico.

Courage is very important. Like a muscle, it is strengthened by use.

Self-confidence works just like a muscle it grows in response to the level of performance required of it. Either you use it or you lose it.

A matter, as the famous book intoned, of finding the shade of the parachute that best complemented you. But really: With no parachute at all you'd hit the pavement so hard it probably wouldn't even hurt, and you'd unleash a whole new color palate-bone, blood, muscle-in the process.

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Functions of Nucleotides Function Selected Examples 1. Energy metabolism ATP (muscle contraction; active transport; ion gradients; phosphate donor) 2. Monomeric units of nucleic acids NTPs and dNTPs (substrates for RNA and DNA) 3. Physiological mediators Adenosine (coronary blood flow); ADP (platelet aggregation); cAMP and cGMP (second messengers); signal transduction via GTP-binding proteins 4. Precursor function GTP (mRNA capping); tetrahydrobiopterin, (hydroxylation of aromatic amino acids) 5. Components of coenzymes NAO, FAD, FMN, and coenzyme A 6. Activated intermediates UDP-glucose (glycogen); CDP-choline (phospholipids); SAM (methylation); PAPS (sulfacion) 7. Allosteric effectors ATP (negative effector of PFK-I); AMP (positive effector of phosphorylase b); dATP (negative effector of ribonucleotide reductase).