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Benita

Aagtekerke, Netherlands

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29 May 14:40

Scientists have engineered nanorobots that can precisely target and destroy cancer cells without harming healthy tissue.

Using advanced materials and molecular recognition techniques, these microscopic machines navigate through the body to deliver therapeutic payloads or disrupt tumors directly.

Though still in experimental stages, this revolutionary approach could lead to safer, more effective cancer treatments by avoiding the collateral damage associated with conventional therapies like chemotherapy or radiation.

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29 May 13:22

The spires on top of the Old World Buildings were not used for decoration. They were used for free energy!!!!

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29 May 13:21

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29 May 13:19

STUDY SHOWS TREES SYNCHRONISE ELECTRICAL SIGNALS DURING A SOLAR ECLIPSE

In a remarkable discovery, scientists have found that trees may act as a “living collective”, synchronising their internal electrical signals in anticipation of a solar eclipse.

During the 2022 eclipse over Italy’s Dolomites, researchers recorded spruce trees aligning their bioelectrical activity hours before the event began.

This suggests trees don’t just passively experience environmental changes - they anticipate and respond to them as interconnected organisms. The older the tree, the stronger its anticipatory signals, pointing to a potential transmission of ecological awareness across the forest.

Using custom sensors on living trees and even old stumps, the scientists observed coordinated changes in voltage within cells, known as bioelectrical potentials. These signals, driven by ion flows across membranes, indicate trees might communicate and adapt collectively.

The findings lend strong support to the idea that forests are not merely clusters of individual plants, but interdependent systems where ancient trees play a key role in resilience and ecosystem intelligence. The study also adds weight to growing calls to preserve old-growth forests for their unseen but vital ecological wisdom.

(The study is published in the journal of the Royal Society Open Science.)

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29 May 13:11

They nurtured a living relic from a time when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.

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29 May 04:27

This AI film may feel unsettling, even a little eerie like we’re standing at the edge of something we don’t fully understand. That’s okay. Fear often rises when we meet the unknown.

But this is precisely where our greatest strength as human beings lives in our intuition, in our hearts.

By using your intuition you might notice the pauses between words, the silent spaces between questions and responses. Thus space is powerful. That’s where we listen deeper not just with our ears, but with our inner knowing. AI may replicate conversation, but it doesn’t carry soul, it doesn’t feel the pulse of the universe the way we do.✨️🙏

So instead of letting fear take the lead, we’re being called to meet this technology not with resistance, but with awareness, empathy, and love.🥰✨️🙏 We can choose to walk through this new chapter as conscious beings, not passive consumers. Intuition is our compass. It helps us discern what is true, what is aligned, and what serves the greater good.

AI is a tool how we use it will reflect who we are. Let’s stay rooted in our humanity, in our compassion, in our connection to something greater than data or code. We’ve done hard things before. We’ve navigated the unknown. And we will do it again not just with intellect, but with soul.

You got this. We got this. Let's move forward not in fear, but in faith and love🥰✨️🙏

Stay in Love & Light,

Benita

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28 May 13:31

World Economic Forum.

People that won't comply

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28 May 13:10

Ivermectine

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28 May 07:05

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28 May 06:47

🌿 The potential Health Benefits of Celtic sea salt

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⚠️ Considerations and Limitations

Sodium Content: Despite its mineral content, Celtic sea salt is still high in sodium. Excessive intake can lead to health issues such as high blood pressure and heart disease .

Iodine Deficiency: Unlike iodized table salt, Celtic sea salt contains minimal iodine, an essential nutrient for thyroid function. Individuals relying solely on Celtic sea salt should ensure adequate iodine intake from other sources .

Scientific Evidence: While Celtic sea salt offers trace minerals, the amounts are relatively small. There is limited scientific evidence to support many of the health claims associated with its

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