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Posted On: October 17th 2026, 04:05 pm

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WALKING THROUGH 7-ELEVEN LIKE A REGULAR DAY… THEN BOOM 💥👀 LOOK WHAT I FOUND ON THE SHELF!!! 😳🔥

7’1 SPITTA PRESSURE CHIPS 💯
FLAVOR & FAME SNACKS & PROMO BITES!

Ima Keep It Tall Witcha Collection OUTSIDE making noise in the streets AND on the snack aisle! 🛒🎬 From the music to the munchies, we turning every corner into a promotion!

WHO READY TO SEE THEY FAVORITE ARTIST ON A SNACK BAG?! 👀🔥

Tag your favorite corner store! 📍

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18 days ago

restyleback

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I have no words to express my happiness 😭😭
My heart is full of joy. This is not just an award, it's an emotion.🥹🫶 Words are not enough, my favourite serial Sanai Chaughade won big! Soo proud of you guys 💫❤🧿 love you all 💖
Congratulations team Sanai Chaughade ❤🫶

The American spirit endures.🇺🇸
Every chapter is part of a much greater American story. And together, we keep writing it.❤️

Excited to share my new paper, “The neurobiology of menopause: Implications for brain aging and Alzheimer’s risk,” now published online in #neuron @cellpress 🌟🧠

The review brings together evidence from human studies, preclinical research, and neuroscience to explore a question that has been overlooked for far too long: How do ovarian hormones shape the brain throughout life, and what happens when those hormones change?

The central idea is that the brain is an active estrogen-sensing organ. Estrogens do much more than regulate reproduction: they help regulate brain energy metabolism, synaptic plasticity, vascular function, and neuroimmune processes.

This has important implications for what I like to call the three Ps: puberty, pregnancy / postpartum, and perimenopause. These are 3 major neuroendocrine transitions during which the brain adapts to profound changes in ovarian hormone signaling.

This also means menopause is not an alien, isolated reproductive event, but part of a lifelong conversation between the brain and ovaries.

I also discuss evidence linking menopause to Alzheimer’s risk, the complex role of menopause hormone therapy (MHT), and the possibility that midlife represents an important window for risk assessment and prevention.

👉🏼The full article is FREE to read and download only through December 19!

🙌 If this topic matters to you, download the article and share it! Link in my bio and in my stories 💛 or

🔗 copy and paste the link directly in your browser:

https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1o1Fu3BtfHGpVP

My plan ➡️

Want my complete at-home workout plan for a firmer core?

👇🏼 Comment “BELLY” and I’ll send my personal workout plan straight to your DMs! ❤️

1️⃣ 20 reps for your lower abs: Activates your deep core muscles and helps strengthen your lower abdominal area.

2️⃣ 20 pelvic tilts: Supports pelvic control and strengthens your core.

3️⃣ 60 seconds for your calves: Helps release muscle tension, improve mobility and relax your legs.

4️⃣ 30 reps for your back: Strengthens your core and upper back to support stability and upright posture.

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Seven Nance

@fweway7

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