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‼️Elon Musk is a genius with a pretty good sense of humor‼️
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Elon Musk tweets about ‘buying and deleting Fortnite’ | JOE.co.uk

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Elon Musk has used his 23 million follower platform to respond to a parody article that claimed he had bought and then deleted Fortnite.

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Recent study using very low-calorie #ketogenic diet induced rapid and sustained weight and fat mass loss, while improving food control psychological well-being in adults with obesity http://bit.ly/2Ng…

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"A new study by my mentor Dr. Bruce Ames proposes that 10 known compounds be classified as potential longevity vitamins due to their interaction with proteins that protect against diseases of aging. The concept is based on the Triage Theory, which classifies proteins and enzymes as either survival proteins, needed for survival and reproduction, or longevity proteins, which protect against future damage and are sacrificed in case of vitamin shortage, leading to an acceleration of insidious diseases of aging.

These putative "longevity vitamins" include: ergothioneine (a fungal antioxidant found in mushrooms), queuine (a bacterial metabolite found in the gut), PQQ (a bacterial metabolite in soil that is taken up by plants ), lutein and zeaxanthin (concentrated in leafy greens), lycopene (found in tomatoes), alpha- and beta-carotene, and cryptoxanthin (all plant antioxidant carotenoids), astaxanthin (a marine carotenoid found in salmon and krill), and taurine (found in meat)." via FoundMyFitness … See MoreSee Less

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A new study by my mentor Dr. Bruce Ames proposes that 10 known compounds be classified as potential longevity vitamins due to their interaction with proteins that protect against diseases of aging. Th…

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Here’s one you can see for yourself right now: if you hold your arm out, and touch your thumb to your pinky, do you see a raised tendon in the middle of your wrist?

If you don’t, you’re among the 10…

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