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Kim Taehyung for Type 1 (2024)

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#diamundialdelvolkswagenescarabajo #WorldwideVWBeetleDay #volkswagen #Beetle #type1 #transformers #g1 #bumblebee #rescuebots #bumblebeemovie #studioseries #masterpiece #mp21 #g2 #actionfigures @Hasbro @takaratomytoys @VW

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INFJ Type 1 Aile 2

Profil issu de l'Ennéagramme et du Myers-Briggs Type Indicator

Individus les plus rares et des personnes en or

Elles/Ils sont 1 à 3 % de la population

Entouré(e)s de mystère et de fascination

Réformateur, perfectionniste et aidant

Besoin d'aider les autres en tout temps

Sentimentaux, introvertis, intuitifs

Imaginatifs, empathiques et réflexifs

Besoin de faire ce qui est juste et attentionnés

Besoin d'être acceptés et appréciés

Améliorer eux-mêmes et le monde, responsables

Fort sens de la vision personnelle, du bien et du mal

Ayant des principes et axés sur les relations

Recherchent approbation et validation

Perçoivent des choses échappant aux autres

Comprennent des dynamiques complexes et bien d'autres...

Certainement en voie de disparition

Dans un monde qui ne tourne plus rond.

#poeme #INFJ #Type1 #Aile2 #MBTI #Ennéagramme #Réformateur #perfectionniste #aidant

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Handcuffed: 1952 Volkswagen Type 1 Police Car by Papler

How was the long weekend? Did you digest it well? We hope so, and for the return to normality, here’s a definitely not ordinary car. It’s indeed a Volkswagen Type 1 (if we want to write in a formal way, but let’s just say it’s a Beetle) built on commission for the West German police by the Papler bodywork shop in Cologne, with only 150 units for the police and 50 for the fire brigade.…

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Best Exercises for Managing Type-1 Diabetes

A study conducted by the Universidade Federal do Vale do São Francisco in collaboration with Staffordshire University has identified optimal exercise types for individuals with type-1 diabetes, aiming to boost motivation for physical activity as a form of diabetes management.

Study – Staffordshire University Dr. Pooya Soltani from Staffordshire University highlighted the significance of the research: “Diabetes patients often struggle with motivation to exercise due to the risk of blood sugar drops, which can lead to discomfort and demotivation. Our study aimed to determine if different types of exercise could reduce these blood sugar fluctuations.” The research involved 19 participants with type-1 diabetes who took part in two randomized trials to assess glycemic and cardiovascular responses following both interval and continuous exercise routines.

The Study Each participant engaged in 30 minutes of moderate aerobic exercise on a treadmill. The interval sessions consisted of alternating 1-minute intervals at 40% and 60% of their estimated maximal oxygen consumption (VO2max), while continuous exercise was maintained at 50% of VO2max. Blood pressure, heart rate, and blood glucose levels were recorded before, immediately after, and 20 minutes post-exercise. Participants also rated their perceived exertion and enjoyment levels during the sessions. The study found consistent cardiovascular responses, as well as comparable rates of perceived exertion and enjoyment among genders across both exercise types. Notably, however, blood glucose responses differed significantly between male and female participants, revealing that men experienced more substantial reductions in blood glucose levels following both forms of exercise. Men exhibited a greater decrease in blood glucose immediately after and 20 minutes after engaging in continuous aerobic exercise, and immediately after interval sessions. Conversely, women only demonstrated reduced blood glucose levels after continuous exercise.

What the Findings Show The findings underscore the importance of considering gender-specific differences when crafting exercise recommendations for individuals with type-1 diabetes, to help prevent episodes of hypoglycemia. Dr. Jorge Luiz de Brito-Gomes from Universidade Federal do Vale do São Francisco emphasised the study's implications: “For male patients, interval exercises like short bursts of walking are ideal for those starting with low blood sugar levels. In contrast, continuous exercises, such as running, are more appropriate for individuals with higher initial blood sugar levels. These strategies can mitigate the risk of sudden blood sugar drops.” “For female patients, both interval and continuous aerobic exercises are effective as starting points. We hope this research encourages the consideration of gender-specific recommendations in exercise prescriptions for diabetic patients, particularly for men who are less active.” (Source: sciencedailycom)

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Understanding the Stages of Diabetes for Better Management

Understanding the Stages of Diabetes for Better Management - #diabetes #type2 #type1 #health #stroke #diabetic #diabetestype #diabetesfood #diabetesrecipes #diabetestipo #herbal #healthylifestyle #diabeteshealth #diet #diabetesinfo #nutritin #lrecipes

Diabetes is a chronic health condition that affects how your body turns food into energy. Understanding the stages of diabetes is critical for effective management and prevention. This article explores the stages of Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, along with insights into the end stages of the disease. Stages in Type 1 Diabetes Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is an autoimmune condition where the immune…

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🩺 Know the Signs of Diabetes 🩺

Diabetes is a serious condition, but catching it early can make all the difference. 🚨 Here are some common symptoms to watch out for:

💧 Frequent urination – especially at night. 🏖️ Extreme thirst – feeling thirsty all the time, no matter how much you drink. 🍬 Unexplained weight loss – even if you’re eating normally. 🔋 Fatigue – feeling tired all the time, even after resting. 👀 Blurred vision – having trouble seeing clearly. ⬆️ Slow healing – cuts or bruises take longer to heal. 🤕 Frequent infections – skin, gums, or bladder infections.

If you're experiencing any of these, it’s important to consult a doctor for testing. Early diagnosis and treatment can help manage diabetes and prevent complications. 💡

DR. K. RAVI VISAKHAPATNAM CONTACT :9390398062

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🔍 Did You Know? While Type 1 diabetes often develops during early childhood (4-7 years) and adolescence (10-13 years), it can actually occur at ANY age! 🧒👦👩‍🦳 Parents, stay vigilant and be aware of these common symptoms: - Increased thirst 🥤 - Frequent urination 🚽 - Extreme hunger 🍽️ - Unintended weight loss ⚖️ - Fatigue 💤 - Irritability or mood swings 😠 - Blurred vision 👓 - Fruity-scented breath 🍎 If you notice any of these signs, consult with your child's pediatrician immediately. Early detection is key! 🩺

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SCREAMING CRYING THROWING UPPPPPP

(The hand on the waistband??$:9fisoxjseoxoand)

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sp/sx 1w2 - Serge Gainsbourg

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Kim Taehyung for Type 1 (2024)

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