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Agha Khan Sanjrani, Nushki (2025)

17/11/2025

A new study reveals that a simple cup of green tea could be a game-changer for men’s health.

Men who drink green tea regularly show 30% higher testosterone levels, 27% lower inflammation, and 32% fewer insomnia symptoms compared to non-drinkers. These are not small numbers they point to serious benefits packed into a light, calming drink.

Green tea is rich in catechins, powerful plant compounds that fight stress, improve hormone balance, and reduce damage caused by toxins in the body. Higher testosterone helps with energy, muscle strength, and focus. Lower inflammation protects the heart, joints, and brain. Better sleep improves everything from mood to metabolism.

Unlike sugary drinks or heavy supplements, green tea works gently but deeply. It supports both body and mind, keeping hormone levels steady and stress levels low.

Whether you’re starting your day or winding down at night, adding green tea to your daily routine could bring long-term results. It’s simple. Natural. And backed by real science.

Sometimes, the best health upgrade starts with boiling water and a single steep.

17/11/2025

A new study reveals something powerful hiding in a softgel capsule omega-3 fatty acids may reduce aggression by as much as 28%.

Researchers tracked people who took regular omega-3 supplements and found noticeable drops in irritability, mood swings, and sudden anger. The changes weren’t just emotional. Brain scans showed calmer activity in regions linked to stress, impulse control, and emotional reactions.

Omega-3s, found in fish oil and certain seeds, are known for their heart and brain benefits. But this study adds a new layer — showing how they help balance emotions, improve patience, and calm inner tension.

The body does not make omega-3 on its own. That means most people don’t get enough through food alone. Supplementing with high-quality omega-3s could help reduce conflict at home, at work, and even within ourselves.

Whether you’re dealing with daily stress or looking to feel more emotionally grounded, this simple addition could help. No side effects. No prescriptions. Just a natural tool to support a calmer mind.

Sometimes the strongest solutions come from the inside — silently working to bring peace where it’s needed most.

16/11/2025

In a groundbreaking medical breakthrough, Japanese scientists have created a drug that shows the potential to dramatically extend human lifespan, possibly allowing people to live up to 250 years. The experimental treatment targets cellular aging processes, enhancing DNA repair, reducing oxidative stress, and improving overall cellular function.
The drug works by slowing down biological aging at a molecular level, potentially preventing age-related diseases such as heart disease, neurodegeneration, and cancer. Early studies in animal models have shown remarkable improvements in longevity and healthspan, prompting excitement about its future applications in humans.
While the treatment is still in experimental stages, researchers are optimistic that it could redefine human longevity, challenging long-held assumptions about natural lifespan limits. If successful, this innovation could revolutionize medicine, aging research, and quality of life for future generations.

07/11/2025

Chinese astronauts have prepared and eaten cooked food inside the Tiangong space station. They used a special smokeless oven that works in zero gravity. This oven prevents oil and smoke from spreading inside the cabin. It allows safer and more natural food preparation in space.

The astronauts cooked chicken wings and steak. This marks a step toward improving nutrition and comfort during long missions. China aims to study how fresh and cooked meals affect health and performance in space.

31/10/2025

Brushing your teeth with your other hand can rewire your brain

It sounds simple, even silly, but it’s true. When you brush your teeth with your non-dominant hand, your brain has to work harder. This small challenge activates both hemispheres, boosting coordination, focus, and neural growth.

Scientists call this kind of activity neurobics, brain exercises that keep your mind sharp by breaking routine patterns. By forcing your brain to adapt, you strengthen neural connections that support memory, creativity, and learning.

It’s like giving your brain a mini workout without leaving the sink. The unfamiliar movement forces your mind to stay alert, making even a daily habit a chance to grow smarter.

So tomorrow morning, switch hands. It might feel awkward, but that’s your brain waking up and evolving. Growth begins where comfort ends.

30/10/2025

Once mere equations and distant dreams, they are now captured in light.

In 2019, humanity witnessed what was once thought impossible — the first image of a black hole, the supermassive force at the core of Messier 87 (M87). That glowing ring of fire, revealed by the Event Horizon Telescope, wasn’t just a picture — it was proof. Proof that Einstein’s theory of general relativity holds even at the edge of spacetime itself.

Since then, our vision of the cosmos has sharpened. The Chandra X-ray Observatory has delivered unprecedented views of neutron stars, the ultra-dense remnants of collapsed suns. These stellar cores, no larger than a city yet heavier than the Sun, emit powerful X-rays that twist through space, showing magnetic fields coiling like serpents and light bending around their immense gravity.

Together, these breakthroughs represent more than scientific milestones — they are humanity’s evolving self-portrait, reflected back from the cosmos. Each photon collected, each pixel resolved, is a record of centuries spent chasing the unknown.

The universe didn’t change — only our ability to see it did.

29/10/2025

LUCA: The Tiny Ancestor of All Life 🌍🧬

Long before dinosaurs roamed or plants took root, there was LUCA — the Last Universal Common Ancestor. This microscopic, single-celled organism lived nearly 4 billion years ago in Earth’s volcanic oceans, at a time when the planet was still young and unstable.

LUCA had no brain, eyes, or skeleton, yet inside its simple structure was the genetic blueprint for all life — the same molecular instructions that exist in humans, animals, and even bacteria today. Scientists believe LUCA thrived near hydrothermal vents, where mineral-rich, boiling water from Earth’s crust may have provided the perfect cradle for life to begin.

It wasn’t complex, but it was the spark that started everything — the ancestor we all share, silently connecting every living thing on Earth.

28/10/2025

🌀 The Milky Way’s black hole is spinning near the speed limit of physics—and it's aimed right at Earth!

The supermassive black hole at the heart of our galaxy, Sagittarius A*, is spinning at near-record speed, and data shows it’s pointed almost directly at Earth.

In a groundbreaking new analysis of Event Horizon Telescope data, scientists found that the Milky Way’s central black hole is rotating close to the maximum rate allowed by the laws of physics.

This spin, combined with its unusual alignment toward our planet, is giving astronomers an extraordinary vantage point into the violent, high-energy environment near its event horizon.

Unlike previous theories that predicted powerful jets of matter, the glow surrounding Sagittarius A* appears to come from superheated electrons spiraling through magnetic fields in its accretion disk—the region of swirling matter being pulled in. Surprisingly, those magnetic fields are more chaotic than models anticipated, revealing major gaps in our understanding of how energy and matter behave under extreme gravity.

The study also examined M87’s black hole and found it spins opposite to its inflowing gas, likely due to a past galactic collision. Together, these findings suggest black holes are far more complex and dynamic than we once believed, playing a powerful role in shaping the structure and behavior of galaxies.

Source: "Self-learning neural network cracks iconic black holes." Astronomie nl, 6 June 2025.

27/10/2025

🤖 Experts say singularity—when AI surpasses human intelligence—could happen in just 3 months.

The technological singularity—a point where artificial intelligence surpasses human intelligence—may arrive sooner than expected, according to a new meta-analysis of expert predictions.

Researchers at AIMultiple analyzed nearly 9,000 forecasts from scientists, entrepreneurs, and technologists spanning the past 15 years.

The result?

Predictions have rapidly accelerated since the advent of large language models like ChatGPT. Some experts now estimate artificial general intelligence (AGI) could emerge within the next three months, while most agree it will arrive before the end of the century.

Historically, forecasts placed AGI around 2060, but the explosion of LLMs has shifted expectations dramatically. Entrepreneurs are especially bullish, projecting AGI by 2030, with some suggesting quantum computing may fast-track the singularity by overcoming hardware limits. Still, not everyone is convinced.

Critics argue that human intelligence is more than logic and data—it includes empathy, self-awareness, and abstract reasoning. Yet even skeptics admit: AI is advancing rapidly, and the changes it brings—whether in research, medicine, or society at large—are already reshaping our future.

Source: "Humanity May Achieve the Singularity Within the Next 3 Months, Scientists Suggest," Popular Mechanics, 2 October 2025.

27/10/2025

Brain cells and the universe share a surprising similarity in their network structure, with both consisting of nodes (neurons/galaxies) connected by filaments. While the brain has about 86 billion neurons and the universe has at least 100 billion galaxies, the key difference is that the universe is primarily composed of dark energy and dark matter, whereas the brain is mostly water. The brain processes information, while the universe's connections transfer energy and matter.

27/10/2025

China has once again pushed the limits of aerospace technology with its successful test of a hypersonic jet named Qianshou, capable of reaching 8,100 km/h — more than six times the speed of sound. ⚡✈️

Powered by a next-generation scramjet engine and coated in graphene-based heat-resistant materials, Qianshou remained stable even at 3,000°C, where ordinary aircraft would melt.

🌐 At this speed, it could theoretically fly from Beijing to New York in under two hours, revolutionizing global air travel and defense systems.

Its engine compresses air instead of carrying oxidizers, making it lighter, more fuel-efficient, and capable of sustained hypersonic flight — a milestone that could reshape transportation and military technology worldwide.

💭 A new era of flight may be on the horizon — faster, hotter, and closer to science fiction than ever before.

25/10/2025

Science is proving what wise minds have said for centuries—your thoughts can shape your life. A new long-term study has revealed that people who maintain an optimistic outlook not only feel happier but also live significantly longer than those who see the world more negatively.

Researchers tracked thousands of participants over several decades and found that optimism was strongly linked to lower risks of heart disease, better immune function, and overall improved longevity. Positive thinkers were more likely to engage in healthy habits, recover faster from illness, and handle stress with greater resilience.

The biological explanation lies in how optimism influences hormones and inflammation. People with a positive mindset tend to have lower cortisol levels, the stress hormone that accelerates ageing, and healthier cardiovascular systems. In short, a hopeful heart keeps the body younger.

What’s even more inspiring is that optimism isn’t something you’re born with—it can be learned and strengthened through gratitude, mindfulness, and focusing on solutions instead of problems.

Your mindset might just be your most powerful medicine. Believe brighter, live longer, and let positivity become your daily habit.

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