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@user5250214276598: جواب للجميلات الي سألوني عن لون الحنه الي بنبيعها وعن شغل الستيكرات صورة من تطبيق زبونتي لستيكراتنا ❤️💖🇶🇦

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بدعمكم لمسيرتنا وتاييدكم لابن مدينتكم وممثلكم الناطق بصوتكم الصادح بالحق نحقق اماني اهلنا.اهل الوفاء شباب حي القدس الثانيه وخير من يمثلهم الاخ سالم ابو ماريا المحترم شكرا لتميزكم بحسن الضيافه#الاستاذ_فرحان_ثامر_ال_حديد_الحيالي #تحالف_السيادة
بدعمكم لمسيرتنا وتاييدكم لابن مدينتكم وممثلكم الناطق بصوتكم الصادح بالحق نحقق اماني اهلنا.اهل الوفاء شباب حي القدس الثانيه وخير من يمثلهم الاخ سالم ابو ماريا المحترم شكرا لتميزكم بحسن الضيافه#الاستاذ_فرحان_ثامر_ال_حديد_الحيالي #تحالف_السيادة
For people already living with cancer, exercise may be one of the most powerful tools available. According to Dr. Paul Mischel, the evidence supporting physical activity during cancer treatment is remarkably strong. Research suggests that people who exercise while going through treatment are more likely to do better with the disease. And while new solutions and technologies continue to emerge, Dr. Mischel points out something worth pausing on: the most robust evidence still points to the things we already have some agency over. Movement. Nutrition. Human connection. As Dr. Mischel explains, we're also entering an era where real-time biological data is becoming more affordable and more accessible, giving us the tools to approach our health with precision rather than guesswork. The question is no longer just whether these things matter. It's how we get more out of them. Explore the science of cancer, prevention, and the future of medicine in the full episode, available now on all major streaming platforms.
For people already living with cancer, exercise may be one of the most powerful tools available. According to Dr. Paul Mischel, the evidence supporting physical activity during cancer treatment is remarkably strong. Research suggests that people who exercise while going through treatment are more likely to do better with the disease. And while new solutions and technologies continue to emerge, Dr. Mischel points out something worth pausing on: the most robust evidence still points to the things we already have some agency over. Movement. Nutrition. Human connection. As Dr. Mischel explains, we're also entering an era where real-time biological data is becoming more affordable and more accessible, giving us the tools to approach our health with precision rather than guesswork. The question is no longer just whether these things matter. It's how we get more out of them. Explore the science of cancer, prevention, and the future of medicine in the full episode, available now on all major streaming platforms.
it's my birthday day thanks for loving me ,May you also show the love to these ninjas of ours too❤️
it's my birthday day thanks for loving me ,May you also show the love to these ninjas of ours too❤️
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