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2024-03-14 12:48:33

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Life is like a book. Some chapters are written in tears you never thought you’d survive. But somehow… You did. Every page. Every setback. Every heartbreak. Every disappointment. Even the pages soaked in pain had a purpose. They weren’t random. They were shaping the person you’re becoming, one difficult sentence at a time. That’s why you can’t close the book on a hard chapter and call it the ending. This isn’t the end. It only feels like the end because you’re standing too close to the page. Take a step back. Keep reading. Maybe healing is hiding in the very next paragraph. Maybe peace is waiting on the next page. Maybe the people you’re meant to meet haven’t even entered the story yet. And maybe God hasn’t stopped writing. Maybe He’s preparing the chapter that finally makes every painful page make sense. So don’t put the book down. Don’t give up because of one difficult chapter. Keep turning the page. Because the most beautiful stories are never remembered for how they began. They’re remembered for how they ended. And your best chapter hasn’t been written yet. #LifeLessons #Faith #Hope #realtalk #Growth

Life is like a book. Some chapters are written in tears you never thought you’d survive. But somehow… You did. Every page. Every setback. Every heartbreak. Every disappointment. Even the pages soaked in pain had a purpose. They weren’t random. They were shaping the person you’re becoming, one difficult sentence at a time. That’s why you can’t close the book on a hard chapter and call it the ending. This isn’t the end. It only feels like the end because you’re standing too close to the page. Take a step back. Keep reading. Maybe healing is hiding in the very next paragraph. Maybe peace is waiting on the next page. Maybe the people you’re meant to meet haven’t even entered the story yet. And maybe God hasn’t stopped writing. Maybe He’s preparing the chapter that finally makes every painful page make sense. So don’t put the book down. Don’t give up because of one difficult chapter. Keep turning the page. Because the most beautiful stories are never remembered for how they began. They’re remembered for how they ended. And your best chapter hasn’t been written yet. #LifeLessons #Faith #Hope #realtalk #Growth

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Sau cơn giông, trời lại tạnh. Nhưng trong lòng người, vẫn còn mãi bão giông.

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LDL cholesterol is often called bad cholesterol because it is the main type that deposits inside artery walls. LDL particles carry cholesterol from the liver to tissues throughout the body. When there is too much LDL in the blood, or when LDL particles stay in circulation for too long, they begin to slip into the inner lining of arteries through tiny gaps in the vessel wall. Once inside the artery wall, LDL becomes chemically altered, especially in the presence of oxidative stress from smoking, high blood sugar, chronic inflammation, or poor diet. This altered LDL triggers an immune response. White blood cells called macrophages rush in and absorb the LDL particles. As they fill up with fat, they turn into foam cells. These foam cells accumulate and form fatty streaks, which are the earliest stage of plaque buildup. Over time, more LDL enters the area and the plaque grows thicker and harder. Calcium and scar like tissue are added, narrowing the artery and reducing blood flow. This process is called atherosclerosis. Unlike HDL, LDL does not remove cholesterol. Its role becomes harmful when levels are high or when arteries are already damaged. This is why controlling LDL is central to preventing heart attacks and strokes. #health #healthy

LDL cholesterol is often called bad cholesterol because it is the main type that deposits inside artery walls. LDL particles carry cholesterol from the liver to tissues throughout the body. When there is too much LDL in the blood, or when LDL particles stay in circulation for too long, they begin to slip into the inner lining of arteries through tiny gaps in the vessel wall. Once inside the artery wall, LDL becomes chemically altered, especially in the presence of oxidative stress from smoking, high blood sugar, chronic inflammation, or poor diet. This altered LDL triggers an immune response. White blood cells called macrophages rush in and absorb the LDL particles. As they fill up with fat, they turn into foam cells. These foam cells accumulate and form fatty streaks, which are the earliest stage of plaque buildup. Over time, more LDL enters the area and the plaque grows thicker and harder. Calcium and scar like tissue are added, narrowing the artery and reducing blood flow. This process is called atherosclerosis. Unlike HDL, LDL does not remove cholesterol. Its role becomes harmful when levels are high or when arteries are already damaged. This is why controlling LDL is central to preventing heart attacks and strokes. #health #healthy

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