Torrence takes Top Fuel qualifying lead in NHRA son opener

Defending season champion Steve Torrence took the Top Fuel qualifying lead in the season-opening Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals at Auto Club Raceway

      

 

 

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Un drôle de passage à niveau à Orléans

A Orléans (département du Loiret), au bout de la rue de la Croix Fauchet, il y a un ancien passage à niveau qui a été supprimé. Mais bizarrement, les barrières et signaux sont toujours opérationnels malgré le barrage de la route.



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Un avion privé rate son atterrissage sur une piste de Courchevel

Un avion privé, avec cinq personnes à son bord, a raté son atterrissage sut la piste de l’altiport de Courchevel, en Savoie. L'appareil n'a pas réussi à s’arrêter et a été stoppé par un talus de neige en bout de piste. Il n'y a pas eu de blessé.



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It's Miserable Outside, So Here Are 24 Tweets That Will At Least Make You Laugh

The weather outside is frightful, but Twitter is so delightful.

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Troyes VS Paris FC : le joli but en solo de Silas Wamangituka

Le Paris FC s'est imposé 0-1 à Troyes lors d'un match de football de la 24ème journée du championnat de France de Ligue 2. L'unique but de la rencontre est l'oeuvre de Silas Wamangituka. Après avoir récupéré le ballon du milieu de terrain, le footballeur congolais s'est amusé dans la défense...



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Haas changes F1 car from gray to black-and-gold for 2019

The Haas Formula One team has changed its livery from a metallic gray to a more dynamic black-and-gold for the upcoming season

      

 

 

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Un spectacle avec 20 000 chorégraphes pour le Nouvel an chinois 2019

The Soul of Shaolin est un spectacle qui a eu lieu au Spring Festival Gala 2019, organisé à l'occasion du Nouvel an chinois. 20 000 élèves d'une école chinoise réalisent une chorégraphie parfaitement synchronisée, alliant danse et mouvements d'arts martiaux.



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Parents Are Sharing The Illogical Reasons Their Toddlers Melted Down And It's Hilariously Real

Our daughter cried because she didn't get to go to her parents' wedding — seven years before she was born."

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Voyage d'une petite voiture sur un long circuit Hot Wheels

Une caméra embarquée a été utilisée durant le voyage d'une petite voiture sur un long circuit Hot Wheels divisé en 8 environnements. Il y a 11 coupes dans la vidéo, 7 entre les emplacements et 4 pour les slow motion. 60 mètres de circuit ont été utilisés. Ce road...



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Expulsion musclée d'une femme enceinte dans le métro de Stockholm

Une femme d'origine congolaise visiblement enceinte de plusieurs mois a été expulsée d'une rame du métro de Stockholm (Suède) par deux agents de sécurité. Selon la société de transports suédoise, la jeune femme n'avait pas de titre de transport, et elle se serait énervée au moment...



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26 Pictures That Perfectly Sum Up What Getting Older Is All About

"Sorry, I can't."

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Women Are Schooling Men About How To Write Female Characters In A Hilarious Tumblr Thread

"Women do not look in the mirror and compare their breasts to fruit."

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How extreme stress affects your health

Stress doesn’t come the same way twice: It’s that fluttering anxiety in your stomach before you enter a dinner party you really didn’t want to go to. It’s that heaviness in your chest as you await the results of a medical test. It’s that bubbling up in your throat as your to-do list gets longer and longer. And it’s even the frazzled, shortness of breath just before a total anxiety meltdown.

The point is, you know each of these situations better than you’d like to. But no matter which kind you’re most acquainted with, one thing rings true: It’s not good for your body, your soul, or your brain. Recent research in British Medical Journal Open finds experiencing extreme stress (such as a divorce, illness, or job loss) increases your risk of Alzheimer’s by 21 percent and any other dementia by 15 percent, bringing truth to the old adage: It’s all in your head.

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Although the typical stressors for human beings have long evolved from bears and wolves to finances and relationships, the human body has yet to catch up. When you see your bank account near the red zone, for example, you activate your body’s sympathetic nervous system, or fight-or-flight response. Your heart starts beating faster, cortisol rushes through your body, and oxygen gets pumped to your brain to optimize you for the fight ahead. Except there is no fight—only a frantic run to the ATM. And this happens every time it’s activated. And as research shows, using up all those resources in chronic stress can be taxing on the entire body. Take a closer look at what your body on stress looks like:

Brain

You don’t need to experience “extreme” stress in order to see a change in your memory. New research in the Journal of Neuroscience discovered a link between high levels of the stress hormone cortisol and short-term memory loss in aging adults.

Skin

Sudden stress might cause you to become temporarily pale after redirecting blood from your face to muscles that might need it. But constant low-grade stress over time can cause your skin to age faster; stir up rashes, rosacea, and psoriasis thanks to a histamine release; and increase oil production (read: acne).

Heart

Both chronic stress and repeated traumatic incidents (called acute stress by doctors) lead to inflammation in the coronary arties, which are responsible for heart attacks. The constant uptick of the heartbeat in those with chronic stress also takes a toll on the heart’s ability to pump blood, upping the risk for hypertension and stroke.

Lungs

Quickened breath is a classic symptom of stress. But if you have asthma, studies show that stress can actually trigger an attack, while those with emphysema could have trouble getting enough oxygen in a stressful situation. Another dig: Stress predisposes you to inflammation, making asthma attacks more common.

Waistline

Science confirms what women (and men!) everywhere know to be true: Stress fat is real.  A study in Biological Psychiatry found women who experienced one or more stressful events the day before eating an indulgent meal burned fewer calories from the meal than those who weren’t stressed. The difference can amount to an extra 11 pounds per year.

Immunity

Being in constant survival mode is exhausting, especially for your immune system, which can become suppressed due to chronic stress. It not only can keep your guard down against new disease, but also exacerbate existing conditions.

Sweet, Sweet Relief

Now that you know what stress is doing to your body, use the most researched stress reduction technique: meditation. It’s not all Buddha statues and incense. In fact, meditation is simply an umbrella term for practices like mindfulness, mantras, guided meditation, yoga, and deep breathing techniques, which research shows can do everything from reduce stress to promote weight loss and stave off diseases such as Alzheimer’s, cancer, and high blood pressure.

We know, we know. But you’re stressed now! Try Dr. Weil’s trusted 4:7:8 breathing exercise, what he calls a “natural tranquilizer” for your nervous system.

This article was republished with permission from Health Holistic Living.

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The Case for Not Taking A Statin

Statin cholesterol-lowering drugs are widely touted as the best way to lower your cholesterol and thereby prevent a heart attack. They’re recommended to people who have “high cholesterol,” those who have heart disease, and even for some healthy people as a form of preventive medicine.

Statins are among the most widely prescribed drugs on the market, with more than 1 in 4 Americans over 45 taking them. This already inflated number is set to increase significantly due to draft recommendations issued earlier this year by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF).

This federal advisory board recommended statin treatment for people between the ages of 40 and 75 with a 10 percent or greater risk of heart problems in the next 10 years (based on the 2013 AHA-ACC online calculator¹) — even if they have not had a previous heart attack or stroke.

Needless to say, if you’re a U.S. adult aged 40 or beyond, there’s a good chance your doctor may bring up statins at your next visit, so you need to do your homework to determine if these drugs are truly right for you —  and there’s a good chance they’re not.

5 Reasons Why You Should Not Take Statins

1. 1. They Don’t Work

Statin drugs work to lower cholesterol, and as your levels fall, you may assume that is proof that you’re getting healthier and lowering your risk of heart disease and heart attack. But that would be far from the truth.

There is far more that goes into your risk of heart disease than your cholesterol levels. Further, there is evidence showing that statins may actually make your heart health worse and only appear effective due to statistical deception.

One report published in the Expert Review of Clinical Pharmacology concluded that statin advocates used a statistical tool called relative risk reduction (RRR) to amplify statins’ trivial beneficial effects.²

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If you look at absolute risk, statin drugs benefit just 1 percent of the population. This means that out of 100 people treated with the drugs, one person will have one less heart attack. This doesn’t sound so impressive, so statin supporters use a different statistic called relative risk.

Just by making this statistical sleight of hand, statins suddenly become beneficial for 30 to 50 percent of the population. As STATS at George Mason University explained, “An important feature of relative risk is that it tells you nothing about the actual risk.”³

1. 1. Statins Reduce CoQ10

Statins deplete your body of coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10), which accounts for many of their devastating results. Although it was proposed to add a black box warning to statins stating this, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) decided against it in 2014.

CoQ10 is used for energy production by every cell in your body, and is therefore vital for good health, high energy levels, longevity, and general quality of life. CoQ10’s reduced form, ubiquinol, is a critical component of cellular respiration and production of adenosine triphosphate (ATP).

ATP is a coenzyme used as an energy carrier in every cell of your body. When you consider that your heart is the most energy-demanding organ in your body, you can surmise how potentially devastating it can be to deplete your body’s main source of cellular energy.

So while one of statins’ claims to fame is warding off heart disease, you’re actually increasing your risk when you deplete your body of CoQ10. The depletion of CoQ10 caused by the drug is why statins can increase your risk of acute heart failure.

So if you’re taking a statin drug, you MUST take Coenzyme Q10 as a supplement. If you’re over 40, I would strongly recommend taking ubiquinol instead of CoQ10, as it’s far more effectively absorbed by your body.

In every study conducted so far, ubiquinol has been shown to be far more bioavailable than the non-reduced form (CoQ10). Dr. Steven Sinatra,cardiologist and founder of the New England Heart Center, recommends taking at least 100 milligrams (mg), but preferably 200 mg of high-quality CoQ10 or ubiquinol daily.

One study in the European Journal of Pharmacology showed that ubiquinol effectively rescued cells from the damage caused by the statin drug simvastatin, thereby protecting muscle cells from myopathies.⁴

The other part most people don’t realize is that CoQ10 and ubiquinol are lipid-soluble materials biosynthesized in your blood. The carrier is the blood lipid cholesterol.

The ubiquinol actually keeps your LDL (often referred to as the “bad” cholesterol) reduced, as it’s an exceptionally potent antioxidant.

Reduced LDL cholesterol isn’t bad cholesterol at all. Only the oxidized version will cause a problem. So by reducing CoQ10 production in your body, you’re also removing the mechanism that keeps your LDL cholesterol from doing harm in your body.

1. 1. Statins Reduce Vitamin K2

A new finding was published in March 2015, and it is not yet widely known.

Research published in Expert Review of Clinical Pharmacology revealed that, in contrast to the current belief that cholesterol reduction with statins decreases atherosclerosis, the drugs may instead actually stimulate atherosclerosis and heart failure.⁵

There were several physiological mechanisms discussed in the study that show how statin drugs may make your heart health worse, one being that they inhibit the synthesis of vitamin K2. Vitamin K2 protects your arteries from calcification. Without it, plaque levels worsen.

Vitamin K2’s biological role is to help move calcium into the proper areas in your body, such as your bones and teeth. It also plays a role in removing calcium from areas where it shouldn’t be, such as in your arteries and soft tissues.

According to a 2009 Dutch study, vitamin K2 is associated with reduced vascular calcification even at small dietary intakes.⁶

Statin drugs inhibit the function of vitamin K2 in your body, which means taking them may put you at risk of vitamin K2 deficiency, a condition known to contribute to a number of chronic diseases, including:

Osteoporosis	Heart disease	Heart attack and stroke
Inappropriate calcification, from heel spurs to kidney stones	Brain disease	Cancer

1. 1. Statins Reduce Ketone Production

Statins lower cholesterol by inhibiting the enzyme in your liver that produces cholesterol (HMG coenzyme A reductase). Unfortunately this is the same enzyme that produces not only CoQ10 but also ketones, which are crucial nutrients to feed your mitochondria.

Ketones are vitally important biological signaling molecules. There are three ketone bodies, acetoacetate, beta hydroxybutyrate, and acetone.

They’re produced in your liver (they’re byproducts of the breakdown of fatty acids) and production increases during fasting.⁷ As noted in the journal Trends in Endocrinology & Metabolism:⁸

“Ketone bodies are emerging as crucial regulators of metabolic health and longevity, via their ability to regulate HDAC [histone deacetylases] activity and thereby epigenetic gene regulation.”

Ketone bodies appear to inhibit HDAC function, which is implicated in the regulation of aging. Further, researchers noted “ketone bodies may link environmental cues such as diet to the regulation of aging.”⁹

1. 1. Increased Risk of Serious Diseases

Because statins deplete your body of CoQ10, inhibit synthesis of vitamin K2, and reduce the production of ketone bodies, they increase your risk of other serious diseases. This includes:

Cancer

Research has shown that long-term statin use (10 years or longer) more than doubles women’s risk of two major types of breast cancer: invasive ductal carcinoma and invasive lobular carcinoma.¹⁰ According to Dr. Sinatra, statins block the squalene pathway (squalene is the precursor to cholesterol), which he believes is essential in preventing breast cancer.

In addition, the use of any statin drug, in any amount, was associated with a significantly increased risk for prostate cancer in a separate study, and there was an increasing risk that came along with an increasing cumulative dose.¹¹

According to a letter to the editor published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology:¹²

“Several cholesterol-lowering drugs, including statins, have been found to be carcinogenic in rodents in doses that produce blood concentrations of the drugs similar to those attained in treating patients.

In accordance, breast cancer occurred in 12 of 286 women in the treatment group of the CARE (Cholesterol and Recurrent Events) trial, but only in one of 290 in the placebo group … In the PROSPER (Prospective Study of Pravastatin in the Elderly at Risk) trial, cancer occurred in 245 of 2,891 patients in the treatment group, but only in 199 of 2,913 in the placebo group …

In the SEAS (Simvastatin and Ezetimibe in Aortic Stenosis) trial, cancer occurred in 39 of 944 patients in the treatment group, but only in 23 of 929 in the placebo group …

In the two first simvastatin trials, nonmelanoma skin cancer was seen more often as well, and with statistical significance if the results are calculated together … The latter finding may explain the current so-called epidemic of nonmelanoma skin cancer.”

Diabetes

Statins have also been shown to increase your risk of diabetes via a number of different mechanisms. The most important one is that they increase insulin resistance, which can be extremely harmful to your health. Secondly, statins increase your diabetes risk by raising your blood sugar. Statins work by preventing your liver from making cholesterol.

As a result, your liver returns the sugar to your bloodstream, which raises your blood sugar levels. These drugs also rob your body of certain valuable nutrients, which can also impact your blood sugar levels. Two nutrients in particular, vitamin D and CoQ10, are both needed to maintain ideal blood glucose levels. A 2011 meta-analysis confirmed the higher the dosage of statin drugs being taken, the greater the diabetes risk.

The “number needed to harm” for intensive-dose statin therapy was 498 for new-onset diabetes — that’s the number of people who need to take the drug in order for one person to develop diabetes.¹³ In even simpler terms, 1 out of every 498 people who are on a high-dose statin regimen will develop diabetes.

The following scientific reviews also reached the conclusion that statin use is associated with increased incidence of new-onset diabetes:

• • A 2010 meta-analysis of 13 statin trials, consisting of 91,140 participants, found that statin therapy was associated with a 9 percent increased risk for incident diabetes.¹⁴ Here, the number needed to harm was 255 over four years, meaning for every 255 people on the drug, one developed diabetes as a result of the drug in that period of time.
  • In a 2009 study, statin use was associated with a rise of fasting plasma glucose in patients with and without diabetes, independently of other factors such as age, and use of aspirin, β-blockers, or angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors.¹⁵

The study included data from more than 345,400 patients over a period of two years. On average, statins increased fasting plasma glucose in non-diabetic statin users by 7 mg/dL, and in diabetics, statins increased glucose levels by 39 mg/dL.

Neurodegenerative Diseases

Cholesterol is also essential for your brain, which contains about 25 percent of the cholesterol in your body. It is critical for synapse formation, i.e. the connections between your neurons, which allow you to think, learn new things, and form memories. So perhaps it’s not surprising that memory loss is widely reported in association with statin use.

Further, remember that statins reduce ketone production. Ketone bodies are used as fuel by your brain, and they have also demonstrated the capacity to protect against neuronal disease, seizures, and age-related brain diseases, such as Alzheimer’s, Huntington’s, and Parkinson’s. Researchers from Penn State College of Medicine even found statins were associated with an increased Parkinson’s risk.¹⁶

High total cholesterol and LDL were also associated with a lower risk of Parkinson’s disease. The study concluded, “Statin use may be associated with a higher PD [Parkinson’s disease] risk, whereas higher total cholesterol may be associated with lower risk.”

Musculoskeletal Disorders

Statin users are more likely to suffer from musculoskeletal conditions, injuries and pain than non-users.¹⁷ Myalgia, muscle weakness, muscle cramps, rhabdomyolysis, autoimmune muscle disease, and tendinous diseases have all been reported in association with statin use.

One reason for this may be statins’ interference with selenium-containing proteins. Selenoproteins such as glutathione peroxidase are crucial for preventing oxidative damage in your muscle tissue. As reported by Wellness Resources:¹⁸

“Blocking the selenoprotein enzyme glutathione peroxidase is akin to pouring gasoline on the fire of inflammation and free radicals, which damages muscle tissue. In fact, the scientists described this blocking of the selenoproteins reminiscent of selenium deficiency induced heart failure, known as Keshan’s disease first identified in the 1930s.”

Further, according to a study published in JAMA Internal Medicine:¹⁹

“ … [S]tatin use is associated with an increased likelihood of diagnoses of musculoskeletal conditions, arthropathies, and injuries … Several factors may explain the musculoskeletal AEs [adverse events] of statin therapy, including the inhibitory effect on coenzyme Q10 synthesis, selenoprotein synthesis, and the mitochondrial respiratory chain.

In addition, in vitro studies indicated that statins may affect apoptosis genes; misregulation of apoptosis is associated with myopathy. Pathologic studies also have shown that statin use may be associated with myopathy in the presence of normal creatine kinase levels, even in the absence of symptoms.

Statin-associated necrotizing autoimmune myopathy was noted to persist or progress despite cessation of statin therapy.”

Cataracts

An objective review of PubMed, EMBASE, and Cochrane review databases found that for every 10,000 people taking a statin, there were 307 extra patients with cataracts.²⁰ This was supported by a separate JAMA study, which further revealed that the risk of cataracts is increased among statin users compared with non-users.²¹ Cataract is a clouding of your eye lens and is a main cause of low vision among the elderly.

If You Take Statins, Be Sure You Also Take Vitamin K2 and CoQ10

If you decide to take a statin, a vitamin K2 supplement is highly recommended. MK-7 is the form you’ll want to look for in supplements; it’s extracted from the Japanese fermented soy product called natto. Professor Cees Vermeer, one of the world’s top vitamin K2 researchers, recommends between 45 mcg and 185 mcg daily for adults.

You must use caution on the higher doses if you take anticoagulants, but if you are generally healthy and not on these types of medications, I suggest 150 mcg daily. You’ll also need to make sure you take CoQ10 or ubiquinol (the reduced form) with it. One study evaluated the benefits of CoQ10 and selenium supplementation for patients with statin-associated myopathy.²²

Compared to those given a placebo, the treatment group experienced significantly less pain, decreased muscle weakness and cramps, and less fatigue.

How to Protect Your Heart Health

Are you looking for a non-drug way to boost your heart health? Here are some of my top recommendations:

• Reduce, with the plan of eliminating, grains and sugars in your diet. It is vitally important to eliminate gluten-containing grains and sugars, especially fructose.
• Consume a good portion of your food raw.
• Make sure you are getting plenty of high-quality, animal-based omega-3 fats, such as krill oil. Research suggests that as little as 500 mg of krill per day may improve your total cholesterol and triglycerides and will likely increase your HDL cholesterol.
• Replace harmful vegetable oils and synthetic trans fats with healthy fats, such as olive oil, butter and coconut oil (remember olive oil should be used cold only; use coconut oil for cooking and baking).
• Include fermented foods in your daily diet. These will not only optimize your intestinal microflora, which will boost your overall immunity, but will also introduce beneficial bacteria into your mouth. Poor oral health is another powerful indicator of increased heart disease risk.
• Optimize your vitamin D levels, ideally through appropriate sun exposure as this will allow your body to also create vitamin D sulfate — another factor that may play a crucial role in preventing the formation of arterial plaque.
• Exercise regularly. Make sure you incorporate high-intensity interval exercises, which also optimize your human growth hormone (HGH) production.
• Stop smoking and drinking alcohol excessively.
• Be sure to get plenty of high-quality, restorative sleep.
• Practice regular stress-management techniques.

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Le dragon Krokmou invité par BFM TV

Krokmou, le héros de Dragons, était l'invité de Première Édition de la chaîne BFM TV (grâce à des images de synthèse) à l'occasion de la sortie du film d'animation Dragons 3. Le synopsis du troisième volet parle de Harold, maintenant chef de son village et qui part à la recherche de nouvelles terres avec son dragon.



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Burger Quiz détourne une pub Nutella pour se payer Alexandre Benalla

Le Burger Quiz a une nouvelle fois ironisé sur la présidence d'Emmanuel Macron avec une fausse publicité ciblant l'affaire Benalla et ses nombreux soubresauts. L'épisode diffusé mercredi 6 février 2019 s'est en effet ouvert sur une fausse annonce pour un produit tout aussi faux,...



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Le footballeur Fatos Beciraj réussit 4 petits ponts d'affilée

Fatos Beciraj a fait très fort lors d'un match de football du championnat israélien entre l’Hapoel Beer Sheva et son équipe du Maccabi Netanya (1-1). L’attaquant monténégrin a réussi une performance peu banale en fin de rencontre, en réussissant quatre petits ponts d’affilée sur quatre adversaires différents,...



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Liked on YouTube: Meilleur Logiciel de facturation Facile

Meilleur Logiciel de facturation Facile
Logiciel de facturation Obligatoire 2019, répond aussi aux normes de la loi 2018 France. CONTACTEZ NOUS AU (+212) 06 45 56 02 90. Logiciel utilisant le principe du FIFO pour la gestion du stock. Utiliser le meilleur logiciel pour votre entreprise, droguerie , magasin de vêtements, Grossiste, société d'informatique, société de service, Super Marché etc
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Florence Foresti en mode La Laitière pour le Palmashow

Le tableau "La laitière" peint par Johannes Vermeer vers 1658 devient un nouveau sketch du Palmashow. Pour annoncer leur arrivée en prime sur TF1 le 15 février 2019, Grégoire Ludig et David Marsais ont diffusé une parodie de l'oeuvre célèbre avec l'humoriste Florence Foresti.



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Bande-annonce du film Tanguy, le retour

Voici la bande-annonce du film "Tanguy, le retour" dont la sortie du long-métrage est prévue pour le 10 avril 2019 en France. 16 ans plus tard, Tanguy, qui a maintenant 44 ans, revient chez ses parents avec sa fille Zhu sous le bras car Meï Lin l’a quitté. Catastrophés de voir leur "tout-petit" dans cet état, Paul et Édith font...



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Get Rid of Toenail Fungus Naturally

I have a few “candy corn” toenails, meaning toenail fungus, on the big toe and baby toe. I used to have it on both feet and successfully treated it on the other one with tea tree oil. For whatever reason, that [remedy] hasn’t been successful with the nails on this foot. I’ve even clipped the nails very far down in order to get the tea tree oil to the fungus-y hotspot. It’s almost to the base of my toenail on the big toe, and has already reached the base of the nail on my baby toe! Is there any hope of being able to wear peep-toe shoes again? I have such jealousy of perfectly manicured toes!

There are many ways to treat toenail fungus successfully. I feel that both internal and external treatment are necessary to be totally successful. Either way, both still take several months to be effective.

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Internally, one needs to use:

• Grapefruit seed extract
• Neem
• Olive leaf
• Black walnut
• Berberine sulfate

The dose depends on the individual’s weight. Follow a low-sugar, low-carbohydrate, anti-candida/antifungal diet for three weeks (known as the Caveman Diet).

Externally, it is best to

1. Soak your foot in hot, full-strength apple cider vinegar for twenty minutes.
2. Dry the foot after 20 minutes, then apply a dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) roll on to the toenail.
3. Apply a blend consisting of equal parts tea tree oil, cajeput, and eucalyptus essential oils with a clean swab. The DMSO will drive the oils through the thick nail and kill the fungus.

Do this three times per week. You should notice a new, clean nail growing back to replace the damaged nail. Continue treatment for 6 to 8 weeks.

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Eden Hazard régale avec un ballon de football US

Dans une vidéo publiée par le compte Twitter du club de Chelsea en marge du Super Bowl, plusieurs joueurs de l'équipe londonienne tentent de montrer leurs "skills" avec un ballon de foot US. Alors que Willy Caballero et Willian réussissent une dizaine de jongles, c'est au tour du Belge Eden Hazard de faire le show.



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Bande-annonce des César 2019 avec Kad Merad

Voici la bande-annonce officielle de la 44ème Cérémonie des César 2019 réalisée par Olivier Baroux, avec Kad Merad. L'acteur vous invite à un repas de famille chez les Merad. La soirée diffusée en clair sur Canal Plus aura lieu le 22 février 2019.



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Les images impressionnantes de la rupture du barrage de Brumadinho (Brésil)

Le barrage minier de Brumadinho (Brésil) a cédé, libérant ainsi une gigantesque coulée de boue qui a tout emporté sur son passage. D'après un bilan encore provisoire, la catastrophe a coûté la vie à 121 personnes et fait 220 disparus. Les images de la rupture du barrage sont particulièrement impressionnantes.



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Les images impressionnantes de la rupture du barrage de Brumadinho (Brésil) @2013 videobuzzy.com

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Azerbaijan renews F1 contract through 2023

Baku has renewed its contract to host Formula One's Azerbaijan Grand Prix through 2023

      

 

 

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Alfa Romeo takes over naming of F1 team from partner Sauber

Italian car brand Alfa Romeo will be the only name on its Formula One team partnership with Switzerland-based Sauber this season

      

 

 

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22 Things Adam Levine Totally Looked Like At The Super Bowl

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Elle essai de récupèrer la balle de baseball avec son plateau repas !

Pendant un match de baseball aux Etats-Unis, une spectatrice a réceptionné une balle frappée hors-jeu avec sa barquette de nourriture. Malheureusement pour elle et les autres spectateurs présents à ses cotés, l'idée n'était pas bonne car la nourriture et la bière ont volé en éclats sous l'impact de la balle.



Categories : Insolite - Baseball - Balle

Elle essai de récupèrer la balle de baseball avec son plateau repas ! @2013 videobuzzy.com

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Des étudiants improvisent un concert dans un vol Ryanair

Les passagers de la compagnie Ryanair ne s'attendaient certainement pas à un vol aussi animé. Des étudiants en musique du St Brendans College de Killarney ont improvisé un concert de musique celtique. Sur les notes de "Step it out Mary", ils ont dansé et chanté à 10 000 mètres d'altitude.



Categories : Insolite - Etudiant - Concert

Des étudiants improvisent un concert dans un vol Ryanair @2013 videobuzzy.com

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Sitting Disease could be the new smoking

We all know that sitting for long periods of time is not good for our body, but is it deadly? Recent studies show that sitting for hours leads to a whole host of chronic illness, regardless of your age.

Think about how many hours in the day you sit. Driving to work, sitting at work, eating your meals, watching TV.

Because I work from home I miss the commute to work. I also have a dog who gets me out walking throughout the day. Often times I will do a load of laundry or dishes during my day, yet from all the studies I have read I still sit way to long during my day. Since I also suffer with fibromyalgia I know only too well that sitting in one position for too long will cause me pain and suffering so I do tend to move around a lot during the day, but some days I will get into a project or writing recipes on the computer and before I know it I have been sitting way longer than I had planned.

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50-70 percent of people spend six or more hours a day sitting

• 20-25 percent of people spend four or more hours watching TV or in front of the computer

Here are some concerning highlights of a sedentary lifestyle:

• Time spent sitting is strongly associated with metabolic syndrome and type 2 diabetes, and increased risk of heart disease
• The increased risk of metabolic syndrome may be up to 73%, with a possible 7% increase for every 2 hours being sedentary
• The increased risks do not appear to be significantly reduce by regular physical exercise
• Preliminary evidence suggests and association between sitting and cancer
• The increased risk of cancer in several studies was between 13%- 30%
• The risk is dose dependent- the longer you sit, both at work and during leisure, the greater the risk
• Sedentary behavior (sitting) is estimated to contribute to 6% of all deaths
• This compares with 8.7% from smoking, 5.5% for insufficient physical exercise and 4.8% for obesity

Experts agree that being more active means moving during the day. So how are some of the ways you can ward off “sitting disease”? Here are some suggestions

• Stand more often- set a timer to remind you to get up
• Stand while talking on the phone
• Wear a pedometer and count your steps
• Park further away at the shopping mall
• Take the stairs in your office building or when you go to the doctor or dentist

Does your work place offer alternatives to sitting on the job? Many workplaces are now offering standing desks. The problem with standing desk or ergonomic chairs is that we are still staying in one position. Whether you are standing or sitting we need to move.

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Un homme souffle des bougies de façon originale

Un homme a été filmé en train d'être allongé sur le dos avec les fesses en l'air. L'individu va réussir à éteindre cinq bougies, en pétant dans un tuyau orienté sur les flammes.



Categories : Insolite - Bougie - Homme

Un homme souffle des bougies de façon originale @2013 videobuzzy.com

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Une girafe résiste à un groupe de lions affamés

La scène a été filmée par un groupe de touristes dans le Parc Kruger, en Afrique du Sud. Une girafe a résisté pendant plusieurs heures aux attaques d'un groupe de lions affamés. Les prédateurs n'ont pas réussi à venir à bout de la girafe, qui a lutté avec toutes ses forces.



Categories : Insolite - Lion - Girafe

Une girafe résiste à un groupe de lions affamés @2013 videobuzzy.com

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Un canard pris au piège dans la glace et sauvé de justesse

Un canard commençait à geler dans la glace du fleuve de la Neva, à Saint-Pétersbourg (Russie). Sur les images, on peut voir un homme venir à la rescousse de l'oiseau. À suite de ce sauvetage, le canard a été placé dans un centre de réhabilitation pour animaux sauvages.



Categories : Insolite - Canard - Sauvetage

Un canard pris au piège dans la glace et sauvé de justesse @2013 videobuzzy.com

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Un automobiliste aide un homme en scooter qu'il vient de faire tomber

Dans la ville de Taichung à Taïwan, un automobiliste a tenté d'aider un homme en scooter qu'il venait de faire tomber. Le conducteur d'une BMW garée en double file va sortir de sa voiture et faire tomber un scootériste en le tapant avec sa portière. Le conducteur qui semble désolé va venir en aide au malheureux scootériste. Mais en l'aidant à relever le scooter, il va tourner par mégarde...



Categories : Insolite - Aide - Scooter

Un automobiliste aide un homme en scooter qu'il vient de faire tomber @2013 videobuzzy.com

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