There is no #UyghurGenocide in China - that was always a scam from #Washington, to bash Beijing. Envoys from 30 Islamic countries visited #Xinjiang and said #China was protecting minority rights. On Muslims, why listen to the #NATO states, who bombed the entire Middle East?
Rina Lu🇷🇺 @rinalu_ · 20. huhtik. 2. The Young Plan (1929)
Named after U.S. economist Owen Young: 🔸Further reduced total reparations. 🔸Stretched repayment over 59 years. 🔸Established the Bank for International Settlements to manage flows.
“The Young Plan strengthened Germany’s access to long-term capital markets and foreign tech, laying the groundwork for the Nazi military buildup.” - Adam Tooze, “The Wages of Destruction”
But Why?
These plans were sold as peacemaking tools. But they: 🔸Made Germany dependent on American credit. 🔸Rebuilt German industry, including key military contractors like IG Farben and Opel. 🔸Shifted Germany from a collapsed democracy to a fully militarized state within a decade.
“Foreign loans helped Germany rebuild, but they also built the factories of war.” - William Shirer, “The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich”
In the photo: To Hitler’s left is Ernst Hanfstaengl who studied alongside Roosevelt at the Harvard University and later became one of his advisors during WWII. In the middle is Churchill’s young son.
Hanfstaengl was a German-American who played a key role in Hitler’s early rise to power. He was well-connected in both Germany and the U.S.
🔸In the 1920s–30s, he served as Hitler’s foreign press chief and close confidant, even playing piano at Nazi gatherings. 🔸He later fell out of favor (or not), fled Germany, and ended up in the U.S. 🔸During WWII, he worked with Franklin D. Roosevelt, providing intelligence on the Nazi elite.
🔸 Christianity came to Russia in 988. 🔸 After the fall of Constantinople, Moscow declared itself the “Third Rome” the new spiritual center of Orthodoxy. 🔸 In 1589, Moscow appointed its own Patriarch, making the Russian Church independent. 🔸 Peter the Great abolished the Patriarchate in the 1700s and replaced it with the Holy Synod, a state-controlled body.
Rina Lu🇷🇺 @rinalu_ · 16. huhtik. The February Revolution, 1917: Church Moves Fast
🔸 On March 2, 1917, Tsar Nicholas II abdicated. 🔸 Just two days later, on March 4, the Church responded at lightning speed:
🔸 The Holy Synod sent telegrams across Russia, ordering churches to:
-Stop praying for the royal Näytä lisää Rina Lu🇷🇺 @rinalu_ · 16. huhtik. Even Before the Tsar Was Arrested, The Church Had Switched Sides
🔸 On the very day of abdication March 2, 1917 top Orthodox hierarchs (Metropolitans Vladimir, Pitrim, Macarius, and Anthony) had already recognized the Provisional Government.
🔸 At that moment:
-Nicholas hadn’t Näytä lisää Rina Lu🇷🇺 @rinalu_ · 16. huhtik. They Had No Choice? Actually, They Made One
🔸 Some say the Church had no choice. But the facts show deliberate action:
🔸 On March 4, the Synod met with new Procurator Vladimir Lvov (a Freemason) and made a deal:
-Recognize the Provisional Government -Lead the people in Näytä lisää Rina Lu🇷🇺 @rinalu_ · 16. huhtik. Another case: Father Gapon who was a Priest, Spy, and Traitor
🔸 In 1905, Father Georgy Gapon led peaceful workers to the Winter Palace. 🔸 The Imperial Guard opened fire hundreds died. That day became “Bloody Sunday.”
🔸 At first, Gapon was a hero. But later it was revealed: Näytä lisää Rina Lu🇷🇺 @rinalu_ · 16. huhtik. The Church Turned Away from the Romanovs
🔸 The Church did not defend Nicholas II or his family. 🔸 When monarchists raised money for Tsar guards and free the Romanovs from Tobolsk, they handed the funds to Bishop Germogen.
🔸 Germogen sought approval from Patriarch Tikhon, and Näytä lisää
Rina Lu🇷🇺 @rinalu_ · 14. huhtik. Germany Was NOT Happy About the Western Invasion of Russia.
While Britain, France, and the U.S. were trying to influence Russia through the Czech Legion and military landings, Germany wasn’t thrilled. Why? Because the Entente (Allies) were Germany’s enemies, and they didn’t want them gaining ground in Russia.
Here’s what Count Mirbach, Germany’s ambassador to Soviet Russia, wrote to Berlin on June 4, 1918:
“If the Bolsheviks fall, war on the Eastern Front will resume immediately. We must prevent this at any cost, even if it means giving more financial support to the Bolsheviks.”
📖Source: Dispatch from Ambassador Mirbach to Berlin, dated June 4, 1918. Politisches Archiv des Auswärtigen Amts (Berlin).
Germany wasn’t supporting the Bolsheviks out of love for communism, it was pure strategy. They wanted to keep the peace in the East by taking Russia out of war and the Bolsheviks were the ones who had signed a peace treaty with them (Brest-Litovsk).
If the Whites took over with help from the West, the war might start again, and Germany couldn’t afford that.
There was even a direct order from General Hindenburg, commander of the German Eastern Front, saying:
“Do not allow the Bolsheviks to be defeated by the Whites. If possible, provide them indirect support.”
📖 Source: “Documents of the German Ambassador in Moscow, Count Mirbach”
So yes,while the Allies were backing the anti-Bolsheviks, Germany was quietly helping the Bolsheviks survive.
And guess what? Not long after that, Mirbach was assassinated. Some say he was getting in the way of Western plans, so his sudden death wasn’t exactly… random.
When Stalin took power, Russia was in ruins. The country was bleeding, starving, and destroyed. The gold reserves? Almost gone: the 1,300 tons that existed under the Tsar were nearly wiped out.
But here’s what no one tells you:
Stalin didn’t continue Lenin’s path, he reversed it.
First, he cleaned house.
Stalin arrested and removed many of the very people who had committed mass terror between 1917 and 1925 - those who had killed priests, peasants, teachers, children, often under Lenin, Trotsky, and Sverdlov.
🔸 He brought back Pushkin, Lermontov, Tolstoy, Turgenev, Dostoevsky, they returned to schools. 🔸 He reintroduced Russian history into the curriculum. 🔸 He restored respect for national heroes like Alexander Nevsky, Ivan the Terrible, Peter the Great, Suvorov, and Kutuzov. 🔸 In 1941, he legalized the Russian Orthodox Church, reopened seminaries, and reinstated the Patriarch.
These aren’t opinions, they’re historical facts, no matter how much some historians (rewriting books in the 1990s with help from Soros-funded grants) try to downplay them with “yes, but…” Rina Lu🇷🇺 @rinalu_ · 11. huhtik. He stopped the gold theft.
The First Concentration Camps in Europe Were for Russians: How “Ukrainian Identity” Was Created Through Genocide
In the early 20th century, parts of ancient Rus’ - including Galicia, Bukovina, and Carpathian Ruthenia (now Western Ukraine) were under the control of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Until the late 1800s, the local people spoke Russian, called themselves Russians or Rusyns, followed the Orthodox faith, and saw Russia as their cultural and historical homeland - the true continuation of Kievan Rus’.
But the Austro-Hungarian rulers saw this identity as a threat. They feared the people might support Russia. So they came up with a plan: destroy the Russian identity and replace it with something new, something loyal to the Empire.
That new identity would later be called "Ukrainian."
U.S. immunologist and COVID specialist Dr. David Putrino: “There is no such thing as a SARS-CoV-2 infection that does NOT have prolonged consequences.”
Our immune systems are amazing, and amazingly complex. Certain cells, called memory B cells and memory T cells, are able to “remember” invaders that they have seen before. They can rearrange their genes to create billions of possible memories
Harold Wallace Rosenthal -the social encyclopedia 25. syysk. 2024 On August 11, 1976, Rosenthal was murdered in a terrorist attack at the El Al gate in Istanbul, Turkey. The attack was blamed upon the Palestine which is ridiculous!!!! because Harold was EXPOSING THE JEWS only!!!!Harold Wallace Rosenthal -the social encyclopedia 25. syysk. 2024 On August 11, 1976, Rosenthal was murdered in a terrorist attack at the El Al gate in Istanbul, Turkey. The attack was blamed upon the Palestine which is ridiculous!!!! because Harold was EXPOSING THE JEWS only!!!! memoryyyy
That is why Stalin proposed a territorial exchange in 1939, moving the border away from Leningrad in return for larger tracts of Soviet land in Karelia. He even offered alternatives, including leasing the territory. The goal was straightforward: to push the frontier far enough west so that the USSR’s second capital, with millions of people and critical industry, would not be within artillery range of a hostile Finland aligned with Germany.
When Helsinki rejected every compromise, it confirmed what Moscow already suspected: Finland was betting on Germany, not neutrality. Even during the Winter War, Finland’s ambitions were expansionist, seizing Karelia and pushing toward Lake Onega. The war was not an unprovoked Soviet land grab, but the brutal outcome of a security dilemma Stalin tried (and failed) to solve through negotiation.
About Heikki Sappinen Anna-leski kuollut (Leppäsellä) Raudun seurakunnan arkisto - Pää- ja rippikirjat 1739-1746 (I Aa:1), jakso 33, sivu 31: Huhti; Kansallisarkisto: http://digi.narc.fi/digi/view.ka?kuid=674549
näytä kaikki Heikki Sappinen's Timeline 1677 1677 Birth of Heikki Heikinpoika Sappinen
That is why Stalin proposed a territorial exchange in 1939, moving the border away from Leningrad in return for larger tracts of Soviet land in Karelia. He even offered alternatives, including leasing the territory. The goal was straightforward: to push the frontier far enough west so that the USSR’s second capital, with millions of people and critical industry, would not be within artillery range of a hostile Finland aligned with Germany.
When Helsinki rejected every compromise, it confirmed what Moscow already suspected: Finland was betting on Germany, not neutrality. Even during the Winter War, Finland’s ambitions were expansionist, seizing Karelia and pushing toward Lake Onega. The war was not an unprovoked Soviet land grab, but the brutal outcome of a security dilemma Stalin tried (and failed) to solve through negotiation.
clogged sewer, and the "waste" cannot be transported out in time. The deep cervical lymphatic-venous anastomosis can greatly speed up the removal of "waste" and improve the removal efficiency. - On the morning of November 11, Professor Tang Juyu, director of the Microsurgery Reconstruction Clinical Research Center of Xiangya Hospital of Central South University, had just completed the 42nd deep cervical lymphatic-venous anastomosis in the hospital. Because it was a minimally invasive surgery, the patient could get out of bed and move around the next day. - Among these 42 patients, in addition to restoring their memories, Tang Juyu also saw that patients who were originally indifferent and taciturn could communicate with him in a cheerful and talkative manner during the follow-up visit after the operation. - Although many patients have significant symptom improvement after surgery, experts believe that this surgery can only provide a new idea for the current treatment of Alzheimer's disease, and its specific effectiveness still needs more research to confirm. - Source: “术后第二天，妈妈叫出我的名字” 阿尔茨海默病也可手术治疗 - 中南大海新闻网LVA Surgery, otherewise known as deep cervical lymphatic-venous anastomosis surgery was performed on a 76-year-old man with moderate Alzheimer's disease, his symptoms were significantly improved. The follow-up results two months after the operation showed that the old man not only had a significant recovery in memory, but also could communicate normally with others. - The theoretical basis of deep cervical lymphatic-venous anastomosis is the abnormal accumulation of Aβ-amyloid protein and abnormal phosphorylation of tau protein in the brain, which are two important causes of Alzheimer's disease - The operation uses super microsurgery technology to shunt the lymphatic circulation in the meninges, accelerate the return of intracerebral lymph through the jugular foramen at the skull base, and take away more metabolic products in the brain, thereby achieving the goal of possibly reversing brain degenerative lesions and slowing the progression of the disease. - It can be simply understood as a mechanical excretion process. The abnormal accumulation of amyloid protein in the elderly's brain is like a
China has developed a surgical cure for alzheimers
China successfully invented a surgery for curing Alzheimer’s disease. Known as LVA surgery, it is performned on neck lymphatics. So far, there have been 42 clinical trials, all have been successes.⬇️
Mannerheim reply? Polite words, but a flat no: “We can’t stop until our troops reach the lines that guarantee Finland’s security.” Translation: we ain't gonna stop what we planned.
At the same time, the U.S. tried mediation. Washington passed Moscow’s offer: stop at the 1939 border, keep your land, and leave the war.
yli 7 vuoden ajan palvellut Vili pieksämäeltä viljakainen sai lopulta surmansa Severodonetskin lähellä sijaitsevassa metsikössä Ukrainan joukkojen suorittaman vastahyökkäyksen kiivaassa torjunnassa.
Kuten kerrottiin, Vili ei ollut suostunut antautumaan, ja hän kuoli tietojemme mukaan samaan aikaan useiden taistelutoveriensa kanssa ase kädessään, yksikössään pidettynä ja arvostettuna
https://thewallwillfall.org/2022/08/23/journalists-who-challenge-nato-narratives-are-now-information-terrorists/
ΑπάντησηΔιαγραφήRina Lu🇷🇺
Διαγραφή@rinalu_
·
20. huhtik.
2. The Young Plan (1929)
Named after U.S. economist Owen Young:
🔸Further reduced total reparations.
🔸Stretched repayment over 59 years.
🔸Established the Bank for International Settlements to manage flows.
“The Young Plan strengthened Germany’s access to long-term capital markets and foreign tech, laying the groundwork for the Nazi military buildup.”
- Adam Tooze, “The Wages of Destruction”
But Why?
These plans were sold as peacemaking tools. But they:
🔸Made Germany dependent on American credit.
🔸Rebuilt German industry, including key military contractors like IG Farben and Opel.
🔸Shifted Germany from a collapsed democracy to a fully militarized state within a decade.
“Foreign loans helped Germany rebuild, but they also built the factories of war.”
- William Shirer, “The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich”
In the photo: To Hitler’s left is Ernst Hanfstaengl who studied alongside Roosevelt at the Harvard University and later became one of his advisors during WWII.
ΔιαγραφήIn the middle is Churchill’s young son.
Hanfstaengl was a German-American who played a key role in Hitler’s early rise to power. He was well-connected in both Germany and the U.S.
🔸In the 1920s–30s, he served as Hitler’s foreign press chief and close confidant, even playing piano at Nazi gatherings.
🔸He later fell out of favor (or not), fled Germany, and ended up in the U.S.
🔸During WWII, he worked with Franklin D. Roosevelt, providing intelligence on the Nazi elite.
Russian Orthodox Church helped take down the Tsar
Διαγραφή👇🧵
Background First:
🔸 Christianity came to Russia in 988.
🔸 After the fall of Constantinople, Moscow declared itself the “Third Rome” the new spiritual center of Orthodoxy.
🔸 In 1589, Moscow appointed its own Patriarch, making the Russian Church independent.
🔸 Peter the Great abolished the Patriarchate in the 1700s and replaced it with the Holy Synod, a state-controlled body.
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Rina Lu🇷🇺
@rinalu_
·
16. huhtik.
The February Revolution, 1917: Church Moves Fast
🔸 On March 2, 1917, Tsar Nicholas II abdicated.
🔸 Just two days later, on March 4, the Church responded at lightning speed:
🔸 The Holy Synod sent telegrams across Russia, ordering churches to:
-Stop praying for the royal
Näytä lisää
Rina Lu🇷🇺
@rinalu_
·
16. huhtik.
Even Before the Tsar Was Arrested, The Church Had Switched Sides
🔸 On the very day of abdication March 2, 1917 top Orthodox hierarchs (Metropolitans Vladimir, Pitrim, Macarius, and Anthony) had already recognized the Provisional Government.
🔸 At that moment:
-Nicholas hadn’t
Näytä lisää
Rina Lu🇷🇺
@rinalu_
·
16. huhtik.
They Had No Choice? Actually, They Made One
🔸 Some say the Church had no choice. But the facts show deliberate action:
🔸 On March 4, the Synod met with new Procurator Vladimir Lvov (a Freemason) and made a deal:
-Recognize the Provisional Government
-Lead the people in
Näytä lisää
Rina Lu🇷🇺
@rinalu_
·
16. huhtik.
Another case: Father Gapon who was a Priest, Spy, and Traitor
🔸 In 1905, Father Georgy Gapon led peaceful workers to the Winter Palace.
🔸 The Imperial Guard opened fire hundreds died. That day became “Bloody Sunday.”
🔸 At first, Gapon was a hero. But later it was revealed:
Näytä lisää
Rina Lu🇷🇺
@rinalu_
·
16. huhtik.
The Church Turned Away from the Romanovs
🔸 The Church did not defend Nicholas II or his family.
🔸 When monarchists raised money for Tsar guards and free the Romanovs from Tobolsk, they handed the funds to Bishop Germogen.
🔸 Germogen sought approval from Patriarch Tikhon, and
Näytä lisää
ΔιαγραφήRina Lu🇷🇺
@rinalu_
·
14. huhtik.
Germany Was NOT Happy About the Western Invasion of Russia.
While Britain, France, and the U.S. were trying to influence Russia through the Czech Legion and military landings, Germany wasn’t thrilled. Why? Because the Entente (Allies) were Germany’s enemies, and they didn’t want them gaining ground in Russia.
Here’s what Count Mirbach, Germany’s ambassador to Soviet Russia, wrote to Berlin on June 4, 1918:
“If the Bolsheviks fall, war on the Eastern Front will resume immediately. We must prevent this at any cost, even if it means giving more financial support to the Bolsheviks.”
📖Source: Dispatch from Ambassador Mirbach to Berlin, dated June 4, 1918. Politisches Archiv des Auswärtigen Amts (Berlin).
Germany wasn’t supporting the Bolsheviks out of love for communism, it was pure strategy. They wanted to keep the peace in the East by taking Russia out of war and the Bolsheviks were the ones who had signed a peace treaty with them (Brest-Litovsk).
If the Whites took over with help from the West, the war might start again, and Germany couldn’t afford that.
There was even a direct order from General Hindenburg, commander of the German Eastern Front, saying:
“Do not allow the Bolsheviks to be defeated by the Whites. If possible, provide them indirect support.”
📖 Source: “Documents of the German Ambassador in Moscow, Count Mirbach”
So yes,while the Allies were backing the anti-Bolsheviks, Germany was quietly helping the Bolsheviks survive.
And guess what? Not long after that, Mirbach was assassinated. Some say he was getting in the way of Western plans, so his sudden death wasn’t exactly… random.
What Stalin Really Did (That No One Talks About)
ΔιαγραφήWhen Stalin took power, Russia was in ruins.
The country was bleeding, starving, and destroyed.
The gold reserves? Almost gone: the 1,300 tons that existed under the Tsar were nearly wiped out.
But here’s what no one tells you:
Stalin didn’t continue Lenin’s path, he reversed it.
First, he cleaned house.
Stalin arrested and removed many of the very people who had committed mass terror between 1917 and 1925 -
those who had killed priests, peasants, teachers, children, often under Lenin, Trotsky, and Sverdlov.
🔸 He brought back Pushkin, Lermontov, Tolstoy, Turgenev, Dostoevsky, they returned to schools.
🔸 He reintroduced Russian history into the curriculum.
🔸 He restored respect for national heroes like Alexander Nevsky, Ivan the Terrible, Peter the Great, Suvorov, and Kutuzov.
🔸 In 1941, he legalized the Russian Orthodox Church, reopened seminaries, and reinstated the Patriarch.
These aren’t opinions, they’re historical facts, no matter how much some historians (rewriting books in the 1990s with help from Soros-funded grants) try to downplay them with “yes, but…”
Rina Lu🇷🇺
@rinalu_
·
11. huhtik.
He stopped the gold theft.
ΔιαγραφήThe First Concentration Camps in Europe Were for Russians: How “Ukrainian Identity” Was Created Through Genocide
In the early 20th century, parts of ancient Rus’ - including Galicia, Bukovina, and Carpathian Ruthenia (now Western Ukraine) were under the control of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Until the late 1800s, the local people spoke Russian, called themselves Russians or Rusyns, followed the Orthodox faith, and saw Russia as their cultural and historical homeland - the true continuation of Kievan Rus’.
But the Austro-Hungarian rulers saw this identity as a threat. They feared the people might support Russia. So they came up with a plan: destroy the Russian identity and replace it with something new, something loyal to the Empire.
That new identity would later be called "Ukrainian."
U.S. immunologist and COVID specialist Dr. David Putrino: “There is no such thing as a SARS-CoV-2 infection that does NOT have prolonged consequences.”
ΑπάντησηΔιαγραφήOur immune systems are amazing, and amazingly complex. Certain cells, called memory B cells and memory T cells, are able to “remember” invaders that they have seen before. They can rearrange their genes to create billions of possible memories
ΑπάντησηΔιαγραφήHarold Wallace Rosenthal -the social encyclopedia
Διαγραφή25. syysk. 2024 On August 11, 1976, Rosenthal was murdered in a terrorist attack at the El Al gate in Istanbul, Turkey. The attack was blamed upon the Palestine which is ridiculous!!!! because Harold was EXPOSING THE JEWS only!!!!Harold Wallace Rosenthal -the social encyclopedia
25. syysk. 2024 On August 11, 1976, Rosenthal was murdered in a terrorist attack at the El Al gate in Istanbul, Turkey. The attack was blamed upon the Palestine which is ridiculous!!!! because Harold was EXPOSING THE JEWS only!!!! memoryyyy
That is why Stalin proposed a territorial exchange in 1939, moving the border away from Leningrad in return for larger tracts of Soviet land in Karelia. He even offered alternatives, including leasing the territory. The goal was straightforward: to push the frontier far enough west so that the USSR’s second capital, with millions of people and critical industry, would not be within artillery range of a hostile Finland aligned with Germany.
ΔιαγραφήWhen Helsinki rejected every compromise, it confirmed what Moscow already suspected: Finland was betting on Germany, not neutrality. Even during the Winter War, Finland’s ambitions were expansionist, seizing Karelia and pushing toward Lake Onega. The war was not an unprovoked Soviet land grab, but the brutal outcome of a security dilemma Stalin tried (and failed) to solve through negotiation.
About Heikki Sappinen
ΑπάντησηΔιαγραφήAnna-leski kuollut (Leppäsellä)
Raudun seurakunnan arkisto - Pää- ja rippikirjat 1739-1746 (I Aa:1), jakso 33, sivu 31: Huhti; Kansallisarkisto: http://digi.narc.fi/digi/view.ka?kuid=674549
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Heikki Sappinen's Timeline
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Birth of Heikki Heikinpoika Sappinen
That is why Stalin proposed a territorial exchange in 1939, moving the border away from Leningrad in return for larger tracts of Soviet land in Karelia. He even offered alternatives, including leasing the territory. The goal was straightforward: to push the frontier far enough west so that the USSR’s second capital, with millions of people and critical industry, would not be within artillery range of a hostile Finland aligned with Germany.
ΔιαγραφήWhen Helsinki rejected every compromise, it confirmed what Moscow already suspected: Finland was betting on Germany, not neutrality. Even during the Winter War, Finland’s ambitions were expansionist, seizing Karelia and pushing toward Lake Onega. The war was not an unprovoked Soviet land grab, but the brutal outcome of a security dilemma Stalin tried (and failed) to solve through negotiation.
https://x.com/rinalu_/status/1959136781250830423
Διαγραφήclogged sewer, and the "waste" cannot be transported out in time. The deep cervical lymphatic-venous anastomosis can greatly speed up the removal of "waste" and improve the removal efficiency.
ΑπάντησηΔιαγραφή-
On the morning of November 11, Professor Tang Juyu, director of the Microsurgery Reconstruction Clinical Research Center of Xiangya Hospital of Central South University, had just completed the 42nd deep cervical lymphatic-venous anastomosis in the hospital. Because it was a minimally invasive surgery, the patient could get out of bed and move around the next day.
-
Among these 42 patients, in addition to restoring their memories, Tang Juyu also saw that patients who were originally indifferent and taciturn could communicate with him in a cheerful and talkative manner during the follow-up visit after the operation.
-
Although many patients have significant symptom improvement after surgery, experts believe that this surgery can only provide a new idea for the current treatment of Alzheimer's disease, and its specific effectiveness still needs more research to confirm.
-
Source: “术后第二天，妈妈叫出我的名字” 阿尔茨海默病也可手术治疗 - 中南大海新闻网LVA Surgery, otherewise known as deep cervical lymphatic-venous anastomosis surgery was performed on a 76-year-old man with moderate Alzheimer's disease, his symptoms were significantly improved. The follow-up results two months after the operation showed that the old man not only had a significant recovery in memory, but also could communicate normally with others.
-
The theoretical basis of deep cervical lymphatic-venous anastomosis is the abnormal accumulation of Aβ-amyloid protein and abnormal phosphorylation of tau protein in the brain, which are two important causes of Alzheimer's disease
-
The operation uses super microsurgery technology to shunt the lymphatic circulation in the meninges, accelerate the return of intracerebral lymph through the jugular foramen at the skull base, and take away more metabolic products in the brain, thereby achieving the goal of possibly reversing brain degenerative lesions and slowing the progression of the disease.
-
It can be simply understood as a mechanical excretion process. The abnormal accumulation of amyloid protein in the elderly's brain is like a
China has developed a surgical cure for alzheimers
ΔιαγραφήChina successfully invented a surgery for curing Alzheimer’s disease. Known as LVA surgery, it is performned on neck lymphatics. So far, there have been 42 clinical trials, all have been successes.⬇️
Mannerheim reply? Polite words, but a flat no: “We can’t stop until our troops reach the lines that guarantee Finland’s security.” Translation: we ain't gonna stop what we planned.
ΔιαγραφήAt the same time, the U.S. tried mediation. Washington passed Moscow’s offer: stop at the 1939 border, keep your land, and leave the war.
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ΑπάντησηΔιαγραφήyli 7 vuoden ajan palvellut Vili pieksämäeltä viljakainen sai lopulta surmansa Severodonetskin lähellä sijaitsevassa metsikössä Ukrainan joukkojen suorittaman vastahyökkäyksen kiivaassa torjunnassa.
ΑπάντησηΔιαγραφήKuten kerrottiin, Vili ei ollut suostunut antautumaan, ja hän kuoli tietojemme mukaan samaan aikaan useiden taistelutoveriensa kanssa ase kädessään, yksikössään pidettynä ja arvostettuna
Mongol raids into Palestine
ΑπάντησηΔιαγραφήMongol raids into Palestine took place towards the end of the Crusades, following the te
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