we see aging as a disease, a curable disease, and we are at war with death. - the idea that aging mightcured like a disease is relatively new, but this yearning for eternal youth es back ousands years. cleopatra supposedly bathed in sour donkeys milk to make her skin appear more youthf. and since theneople ha tried using everything from raw meat to guinea pig testicles and even menstrual blood to combat the aging process. blood appears to be a recurring theme in this quest for immortality. some ultra wealthy patients are tryg a controversial new erapy. they're receiving transfusions of blood products taken from teenagers in the hopes of rewinding their biological clocks. so far this process has yielded no measurable benefits. there are dozens of therapies available the raadfest marketplace. i'm wondering, are their claims based on sound science? ooh, this i wanna try. this procedure claims to boost a person's energy at the cellular level while reducing stress and anxiety. how does the red lht rejuvenate my mitochondria? - a lot of the research looks at decreasing inflammati, improving t

this is a normal psychophysiological development corresponding to age.ou can teach a specific child. they can't focus their attention yet. i don’t know, you can, of course, train him to scare him and punish him, and he will just start doing everything you tell him, as if he had n’t been killed in the end. here he wants to sculpt us with him let's draw with pleasure draw something . he is constantly dancing. he looks like me as a child, because he is like this , time goes by and something is dancing. if he goes to some room, he goes with some one, so he somehow skips, or bends down like a dwarf. he can't just walk. he needs to go to some kind of video there, but he has some kind of monkey living in it. i learned to read at school, went to school and in the first grade i learned to read until the first grade. i couldn't read with my sister. same story no one at home went crazy did not demand anything from us, all this multiplication table was taught during the holidays at school, they gave assignments for the holidays , groaning, quietly. all this was lear

that age is mostly adults. are young kids and how upset are they about how violence disrupted their their day to day? >> the parents that maybe they were featured didn't want to talk. they getting gathering holding on to other processed. >> i could yeah, that here i'm not knowing about the heartbreak of what that they had and the parent who i loved one. it's traumatizing for me wear >> yeah, this probably brings back some tough feelings for you. >> the cops are for all of us right now and especially for the parent property we have into it. the horrible >> council member read, we appreciate you joining us here during kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock today providing us these breaking details about what's happening there at the reunification center and also explain to us a little bit more about how there were some students who were shot today while at school, while at sojourner we're going to. stay with you here. we're going to get some more live pictures in some new video into our newsroom. council member reid, thank yo

duties, from the age of 16. and they can work full-time with parental permission during non-school hours, as young as ten years old. and they're not guaranteed overtime pay, allowing them to generally work longer, more grueling hours compared to other child workers. additionally, supervisors often provide little to no training, leaving children to manage heavy machinery pesticides and even matches without guidance. as 1:14-year-old child farmworkers said, when you are cropping do with the machete, they say oh, be careful to not hurt yourself. but that's basically it. another child farmworkers, said none of our bosses have ever told us how we can protect ourselves. our nation has titles back on child farmworkers, and the results are devastating. reason study showed, among latino farmworkers in north carolina, that 70% of children were exposed to harmful pesticides in the field. another study of child farmworkers or north carolina found that nearly 50% of children suffered from heat related illnesses. and between

age active longevity. my old age wealth, and the fact is that if we now slow down cell division. what is this? what is characterized by slowing down the aging of oncology cells, so it's interesting, what are you doing there, how much do you imagine? what are you doing? today we are trying to determine the presumably biological age of the guests, for this we estimate the duration of the stand on one leg, eyes closed. there is such a test, and so far we have obtained results in terms of young age, and biological age is 75-80 years old, and so on. you are in shoes, but you must as i do not get tired in heels, i will not have to run and still with my eyes closed. and if and if the eyes, if oh-oh-oh, so let's ourselves a knife. the diet is valid, but only it's not russian scientists who figured out this expensive work about thirty years ago, which speaks of another experiment on rats. i just want to get past the parasites right away. if you drink, eat, walk, you do not protect yourself with physical activity. y

the average age is nearly 60-years-old. the title of today's hearing, children * examining workplace protections for child farmworkers. children at risk in america are because of policies like an open order where fentanyl comes across. where we have massive inflation in a 40 year high so parents can't afford. children are at risk from the thispending in washington, d.c.t we've seen happening over the past few years under one-party rule from the democrats and the biden administration. they have to pay back the money and what we want to do here is villain eyes america's farmers. as a young child, i was 14, 15-years-old and i helped bale hay and do chores on the farm. as far as saying they run dangerous equipment, they don't do that. farmers don't want people hurt. .. and a lot of things farming. i learn things are important to me as a youngster. i learned how to drive up to learn how to do a lot of things. i learn things that benefited meet later in life. like a work ethic. how to problem solve, how do do a lot of things. tha

perhaps with age.ntiquities of proportionate appearance, if we are serious, then my interest, he was some kind of unconscious block from the beginning, he was called differently, and i did not no age restrictions for their heroes. here, ah, but they were heroes, mostly people of my age, otherwise how my generation dresses, but the thought is about to me, it’s clear that’s why i pretty quickly sent out to this topic and at some point i just laid out the whole photo archive and began to clean it up to collect what is not interesting to me and in the bottom line. what is called remained photographs of grandmothers. here is igor tell me please. what is the goal of the project, is it formulated? the goal of the project yes, in general, the goal simple enough i fix. this is some photo chronicle of what older people look like in russia, uh. may i ask a question? of course you can, right? tell me, wildly interesting, because i saw your photos, and they are beautiful, and, uh , and since i also take pictures of

the 19th century age of iron and steel made cooking by the hearth obsolete.elatively cheap and efficient iron ranges could be readily installed in the most modest pioneer cabin or city dweller apartment. yet without convenience foods it still involved as much time, heat, and effort as in the stone age. even the modern oven using gas or electricity with the heat source, despite its conveniences, like electric timer and automatic pilot as in this 20th century demonstration kitchen, requires as much heat and time for proper cooking as the brick hearth of ancient rome. now at this history making moment in which man has first landed on the moon, we are entering a new in space. -- keira -- era in space. here at the station, the lunar receiving laboratory contains not only the most advanced scientific facilities and comfortable accommodations, but kitchen, with a reliance on modern frozen foods and microwave cooking units, in the front of a new era of food preparation. microwave cooking units like these in the receiving laboratory and this test kitchen are indeed re

the bill would raise the minimum age to 18.ldren under 18 would still have ample opportunities to participate in work. it would only be restricted from the most dangerous jobs. many members of the committee want a strong and vibrant icagricultural committee. this bill will not change that. we'll just protect a very honorable workforce and give them the same protections that all other working children have. >> thank you. ms. boswell why should agriculture be different than other industries including restaurants for example another jobs when it comes to child labor and why wouldn't the argument you make affect labor laws? >> thank you for the question. congress recognized the distinction in agriculture would pass the fair labor standards act and it is and continues to be an industry driven by operations and not just immediate. aunts and uncles and grandkids that a proposed legislation in the past. congress recognizes this as food production and there is more and more demand to supply safe and affordable food without being able to

welcome, ag bonta. [applause] we are fortunate to have this talented and diverse group of attorneys general. i would like to turn the discussion over to our moderator, brittany jenkins, policy director at the progressive states leadership committee and former chief of staff for congress member rashida tilly -- rashida tlaib. >> thank you, everyone for being here. a few things to keep in mind. this is being recorded and streamed. seeds in the back of the room are set up for extra room for those who want additional space. please keep the aisles and accessibility marked spaces clear. we will start with each of the attorneys general to speak a moment about abortion access. we will kick it off with attorney general tish james. a.g. james: thank you so much. it is great to see my colleagues in government. i tried to take a few days off, which is not become a vacation. [indiscernible] it is my privilege to be with all of you. what we are seeing throughout our country is an all-out assault on women's pre-k -- r

including the workers under 18 years of age? and what are these employers doing to keep their under 18 workers safe? >> in my experience farmers, ranchers and egg employers across the country. and i have been fortunate to travel across the country with america or vero and usda. speaking with farmers and egg employers firsthand. they want to be able to have the tools to do it right. to be able to follow the law, to understand the lot be able to treat their workers with a safe working environment with the tools they need to prevent injury. the key is being proactive here. i have represented agriculture employers and farmers with doctor lee on the board of esha. i also participated in the safety and agricultural youth the project was funded by usda. in those materials and guidelines that were put together by experts and by those directly working on the ground and representing farmers interests are to farmers and ranchers across america to help them apply those. again, the key is to be proactive here. setting an arbitrary age limit

do you support age limits in politics? >> age limits?thinking. >> our country and our state are being run by geriatric oligarchy. >> reporter: joe kung, for example, has made his opinion pretty darn clear. >> that's why it's time to put term limits and age limits on politicians. >> reporter: but surely that kind of talk would sound ageist to older americans, right? do you think our politicians are too old? >> absolutely. >> reporter: you do? >> there is an age i think when a person doesn't have the capabilities of conducting the kind of things you haveeethe sa >> reporter: really? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: in fact, just about every single person we ran into at the villages supported age limits. >> i'm almost 80 now. i think somebody 80 doesn't belong as a leader. >> 70, 75 tops, get out. >> reporter: out of politics? >> yes. >> reporter: it's not just in florida either. a new cbs news poll finds 73% of all americans support maximum age limits for elected officials. with greater support to my surprise coming from seniors than from younger

i see it by her late thirties, and a woman's ag cell count is low. is that which is sad, but that's why we're here or not, but this is what we do. this icicle membership in rep legal at that he's bit, but his law is natalie. i'll leave out on with her. we're now going to puncture the follicles you see in black us sinback to so in order to extract the egg cells of that, i have no soul of by the office. we're bringing the needle into position pain to those he loss, and then we'll puncture the follicle. unfold equal them. in the 19 ninety's, but dodge government launched a campaign complete with tv commercials. gold smart girls prepare for the future. the idea was to encourage young women to become economically independent by planning ahead and making a career for themselves. i understand the height. yeah. shall stone own sale of the coast pin of the fowler on me to phone to look to him for you. one of nathan thing, they had the hoot yells, mesh oak aggravated, couldn't stand him and make it over to ghost for the night. these days, women who wished to p

age makes people seem more benign. it's why you see an old inmate on death row, you go, he can't be that bad. he's got close cropped white hair and librarian glasses. how could this 78-year-old possibly hurt any one question might barely lift a chainsaw now. it's not about now. it's about then. in the '80s when this old guy was in his 30s dismembering hitchhikers in the back of his jeep wagon near, they really were roomy back then. try finding a high bid with that kind of utility space, right? [light laughter] two, three if they are dwarfs, i digress. not saying bernie sanders is a serial killer. but i'm not not saying that bernie sanders is a serial killer. i am going to you decide. if he isn't, why would he have to wear these gloves? [light laughter] just asking a question. the aging softens you with some notable exceptions. it would take more than age to make her sympathetic. may be a blood or sending her face to the dry cleaner. or del my time to shut out the belief that with age comes mellowed wisdom. joe biden pr

only here, despite the young age, and in the case of this, despite the already respectable age., my granddaughter just put brooms on me. i see myself so the truth of my work. in general, ashamed to sell. yes, you don’t need to cross yourself, but created this site. just for the sake of not being kicked out, i didn’t intend for him to think, here i’ll unlearn, i’ll quickly close it, but then you turned around even more, that is, the business model of brooms has taken root, moreover, it still continues to exist . yes, but your infinite energy has moved you further. yes, and you even created a business old woman's club, whom did you gather there? for what purposes and who are these business old women? i will now say i am among my former colleagues. i say girls. turns out you can make money doing it. internet, let's get started. well, two guys have already organized to watch how they turned around. maybe that's worse. don’t get a little overwhelmed, it turns out that going to retirement for a lot of people is the end of life, it’s like hitting a wall with a running start, only spray

we start with a journey back to the middle aged. ah ah, do you sometimes wonder what it would be like to live in the middle ages? will i do? and that's why i am an effort to day. the old town here is typically met eva. effort is the state capital of their india and lives right in the middle of germany . about halfway between berlin and munich in the middle ages, several trade routes crossed here, making our foot rich and powerful city. he can still see that in the old town today . there are many beautiful buildings, but there is one place in particular that is known far beyond effort as a tourist, an effort. this is the 1st place i must see. the came of wicca that came up. blanca or merchants bridge is old. it has spent this river the giga for almost 900 years, and the bridge is lined with houses. something like this is rare. from this angle. you can clearly see it's a bridge ah, from above the came applica looks just like any street in the old town. this spot is a major draw for tourists, though many don't take the time to stop by

at a young age.ract, may be associated with common diseases. diabetes does not necessarily cause earlier cataracts. he is elderly. you said the following statement correctly, if you have a cataract, you can become completely blind, right or not? true, anya molodets 2:0 2.0 explain the cataract. we have two lenses in our eye. one of these lenses is called the lens and is transparent thanks to this lens. we see perfectly well, far away near at an average distance, if the lens starts to become cloudy, then the image passes worse worse worse. and if the lens completely clouded the image. a person does not pass through it, he does not see, therefore, yes, it’s true, everything is correct they said you can go blind, but the good news is a cataract. today, reversible blindness, through surgery. we can bring vision back, read on the internet. reading to prevent cataracts will help prevention, true or not, eat well and there will be no cataract myth. myth quite right, anna 3.0 will have to consult for free. u

thank you for coming on the programme _ age. thank you for coming on the programme to — age.ank you for coming on the programme to talk to _ age. thank you for coming on the programme to talk to us. - the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has arrived in liverpool ahead of the start of the party's annual conference. he's condemned the package of tax cuts unveiled yesterday, by the chancellor — calling them "tory casino economics" which — he says — are gambling with the finances of every family in the country. the government insists its package of measures, including scrapping the top rate of income tax, will help kick—start economic growth. here's our political correspondent, iain watson. labour has been out of power for more than a decade but they now believe their political fortunes could be turning around. just as their party conference gets under way, liz truss has made the political dividing lines with the opposition far more stark. applause arriving in liverpool, the labour leader believes this will work to his advantage. and after 12 long years of tory failure, didn't th

one age sure. being here today i'm on to so for specter, she just was leading as an inspiration for women. you know, the bedrock of british public life for the last 7 decades, a lot, the country and the commonwealth have a new king and a new history to be made up. his government's priority. but to day is a time to reflect to mourn. the death of her majesty, queen elizabeth the 2nd ah. earlier i spoke with thomas king in london, he was london, correspond for the german newspaper, devout and a queen biographer. i think the legacy can be summarized into was, is continuity, and stability. she has had the good fortune of having reaching a high age so that it to be able to, to do rain over folks for 7 decades. that has created a sense of stability in the midst of some very turbulent times. the britain has gone through and continuity is part and parcel of the whole institution of the monarchy. it's last of a 1000 years. and he's actually only 240 years successor since the conquest of the normans in 10 thi

and our age isn't it? and we're going through some quite turbulent times, and britain's role in the world is changing them in barbados, became a republic last year cut ties with them on a kid with the british monarchy. so with the out queen elizabeth as this kind of constant figure. and it's who brings that sort of stability to the role. and yeah, it should be interesting to see how the institution of the monarchy fez with king charles the 3rd on the throne in interesting transition period that we will all be watching on the off. thanks. so much that's all for our coverage right now of the death of queen elizabeth, the 2nd there is coming up next. a longer documentary on the life of the queen, queen elizabeth and britain's leader is what it's called. check that out and i will leave you with some images looking back at queen elizabeth's life and legacy. ah ah, seeing a demand podcast and language course with video and audio any time anywhere. but d w media center for .

and our age isn't it? and we're going through some quite turbulent times, and britain's role in the world is changing them in barbados, became a republic last year cut, ties with the money, keep the british monarchy. so with the out queen elizabeth as this kind of constant figure. and it's who brings that sort of stability to the role it. yeah, it would be interesting to see how the institution of the monarchy fez with king charles the 3rd on this run an interesting transition period that we will all be watching on a shot. thanks very much. that is all for us and for me, for now. but we have more on the deaf and the life of queen elizabeth the 2nd up next is the documentary queen elizabeth and britain's leader. so stay tuned for that and will leave you with some images of the life and times and reign of queen elizabeth the 2nd of the united kingdom. ah oh i ah ah ah, a ended listening place of long the mediterranean sea, a star at jafar abdul karim drift along with born modern lifestyle.

aging for the aging and disability resource connection structure grant. this contract will allow the department to access fun everfungdzing for expansion. aging and disability resource centers. throughout the city. the purpose of this funding is to support ad rc's developing implementing and sustaining the no [inaudible] system of access and enhanced services and support for older adults. [heard to hear]. first to enhance and strengthen language capacity in the ad rc system. language enhancements this we're include russian and vietnamese and chinese. second is using funds toward the development of the disability community [inaudible] referred to the dccc. which will host an ad rc. the dccc will be located in the civic center area and ad rc focus is [inaudible]. and to determine whether request for proposals and or contract modification will be [inaudible]. we would bring these actions [inaudible] [inaudible] thank you. are there questions? >> comments or questions for the commissioners on this item? commissioner bittner. >> i wanted to -- i'm glad this --

she was a media presence from a very early age.he wasn't a natural media performer in the early days. she tended to be a little reticent in front of the camera, but she learned on the job and i think that is true of everything that characterizes her personality. a quick learner. she wasn't in any sense conservative with a large c. she responded. >> thinking about the future of the monarchy in this country, the monarchy still enjoys quite a lot of support. there are those who would rather we had a republic, but we don't. why do you think it is that the monarchy indoors? -- indoors? >> what would a presidential system look like? that is a question british people would ask themselves. would it be what it is in the u.s. or something much very different as in germany? i think there is an issue about how it might look. i think there is the appeal to tradition among british people that this institution has endured for over 1000 years, so it would be a major change to think about that. that is not to say there aren't republican voices and

what do people think about age limits? >> should there be an age limit for elected officials? at 70 years or younger. the majority don't necessarily claim to like the fact that there's so many people over the age of 70 in congress. then about 15% saying it should be set at 80 or 90. 27% say there should not be an age limit. >> this is what they say, harry, but what do these do these voters? >> turns out that sometimes polls don't capture what people are going to do at the ballot box. how do you feel about an over 75 presidential candidate this was in 2019 before the 2020 primary. joe biden was over 75 years old and won the presidency. there was 37% who said they felt comfortable with an over 75-year-old candidate. the majority said they had reservations at 62%. but then went on to vote biden. >> i want everyone to go back and look at pictures from the '80s and '70s. i would say 75 is the new 45. >> that's right. the fact of the matter is, as we age, we look better too john. >> you look great. >>> a new book reveals that melania trump teold her husband he was blowing the respon

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ah this indeed here it is important to consider age.er and there are several main separation moments that occur in the life of each person, for example, if we take the age from one to three, when there is some kind of neoplasm in the child, that is, at each crisis stage they appear, that is, it is clear that here, in any case, the child will be dependent and natural. we will feed him there , protect him, give him some hints and introduce him to the kindergarten ourselves. but, if we are already talking about adolescents, who have a moment of proference there, then here, of course, if we impose ourselves, we are something directive, then nothing good will come of it, yes, but the next moment, when financial independence occurs, then here, too, as if this adult, it turns out to be an adult, if we endlessly support him with money, then, probably, he is like that. in fact , you won’t achieve anything in your life, how do you understand that you are dependent on a child. i am now trying to formulate for myself, yes, well, there are also seve

middle aged people. also, medical examinations are more often than others.voidance of bad habits is more often characteristic of young people and middle-aged people. but this can be explained by the fact that it is more difficult for people already at the age to change their habits for providing medical care, the majority of belarusians, more than 79% go to a polyclinic or an outpatient clinic at their place of residence. the next most visited is a private medical center. every tenth respondent noted that they apply for help from the service medical ambulance, in addition, residents of the country can contact other services. these are medical diagnostic centers familiar to doctors. naturally, the emergency rooms in the hospital polyclinic at the place of work are specialized dispensaries. about 5% more is recognized. the results of the sociological survey also showed that belarusians do not go anywhere and carry out treatment on their own, there is an understanding that a person is primarily responsible for his own health, this position was supported by almo

the architecture is gothic the epitome of the middle ages. and i take a look inside the cathedral, oo generations of architects have left their mark on the cathedral since the initial construction was started in the 8th century. ah, you can easily explore efforts, old town on foot, past large magnificent townhouses. you'll also find a lot of half timbered houses and cobblestones. it's fun to just wander around it every turn to find romantic alleyways. i can hardly believe this is the city of over 200000 people. ah, wealthy people lived here. you can tell by the name portals they date back to the renovations, but the houses behind them are much older. this one year, for example, is a walk in monument, a residential and commercial building from the middle ages, around the 13th century. it's named the house of the crew. didn't include back in these days. we don't know exactly what that means, but it sounds kind of interesting. you'll find many other house names like it in the old town, some spots and the black wheels, ah, the white lily. the bla

that is, until a certain age, the child cannot be given a choice.year-old in the store, pick a cap that you like, yes, that is, we can get stuck there, firstly , for a long time, but this is not the worst thing, but the terrible thing is that a child of this age has not yet formed, the basic trust in the world has not yet formed enough. yes , it’s still there, for example, 3 years, when we already went hand in hand with me, or rather, he calmly went, but at the same time a psycho, you’re not strong, he develops anxiety, a feeling of anxiety in order to there was no anxiety. we are talking to the child. this is what you wear. here is what you eat. here you go there, yes, a certain age, what? i'm interested too, look it up. you just gave the example of your eleven-year-old child. dmitry said that your daughter. how old is she, who taught herself? 11 she does her homework herself. from what age does she set her alarm clock? that is, it is perfect. well, it's like we're hearing different stories, right. because it's really all individual. someone develo

i also would not have a problem with gilded age -- with using the terminology gilded age practice reason thyself formerly victorian or formerly referred to as victorian in a way to clarify that, but i do agree that moving forward with the body of of the work as it's completed is probably a good move. i don't object to what is included in the document now. >> so commissioner johns did you want -- >> so i then -- >> revise. >> commissioner foley's motion which of course includes the later clarification. >> so just to summarize for purposes of the motion it's my understanding that all the commissioners are okay with moving forward with the substantive part of the statement but there is some interest to further revisit the category that is currently named and maybe you can make that available to the public as this document moves on, and goes through the second or third iteration and you come back to the commission once that is i guess more formally discussed and shared with the public, and then share your findings with us. >> it's three hearings from now work for you? . >> i would like to le

in the age group over 60 years of age, 20% without symptomatic obliterans terror rose out of these twentyly two two percent complain about some kind of toad, but this is not a stirred thunderstorm after talking with the patient. can suspect, the second is a biochemical blood test. increasing the level of cholesterol is indeed an indexer . absolutely true and blood glucose levels are not unimportant. at the moment, in the global practice, research is the definition of the ankle-brachial index, a measurement from the historical pressure on the ankle on the arteries of the ankle and on the arteries of the shoulder. here, let's explain why yes, because many now, uh, viewers do not understand, and when the vessels are affected by atherosclerosis, the speed of the pulse wave, after all, it accelerates correctly elasticity is lost. these are simple laws of physics. that is, if we had a pipe of large diameter, and it goes into another pipe of small diameter, but it is natural that we say the pressure head. first is the same, then, of course. in a pipe of narrow diameter. the speed of fluid moveme

age from the neck up or the neck down and clearly the queen has aged from the neck down.d sharp as a tack, as bright as she everwas, and in sharp as a tack, as bright as she ever was, and in fact very interested still on everything. she is not becoming worn out or anything, but her body is giving out on her, quite in what way or how badly we aren't really being told, but clearly something quite serious is starting. but clearly something quite serious is startina. �* ., ., ,., is starting. although we were also reflectin: is starting. although we were also reflecting earlier _ is starting. although we were also reflecting earlier on _ is starting. although we were also reflecting earlier on about - is starting. although we were also reflecting earlier on about that. reflecting earlier on about that smile that we saw when she met liz truss at a moral macro, that smile we've got so used to —— at balmoral, that smile is we've got so used to, when she was asking the new prime minister to form a government. yes. minister to form a government. yes, i don't minister to form a gov

queen elizabeth, the 2nd is dead at the age of $96.00. she was one of the world's longest reigning monarchs, and heads of state are deaf means that her son charles succeeds her immediately at the age of 73. taking the name of charles the 3rd, he called her mother, his mother's death, a moment of the greatest sadness for himself and the royal family. condolences have come in from leaders all around the world. german chancellor, olaf shalt said she was a role model and an inspiration for millions of people and people in london. the seat of the royal family are gathering to pay their respects they gathered him a thousands to pay tribute to their queen. it's a lost the country knew would come. yet the sense of shock and softness is palpable and profound. and withal known to swarm queen is here she's, she's a pastor, we've always looked up to some, oh is this i do this for everybody that did pledged her life country. and she lived in this country with great reverence and duty and respect and honor. and i just don't know of another like from mu

but slow down the aging of the eye.e recommendations, monitor nutrition, control sugar pressure, wear sunglasses, even in winter, dripping drops into my eyes is enough or something else needs to be done. thank you. well, now i'm the problem. yes , unfortunately, because we know on earth. we have 50 million blind people and cataracts. unfortunately, so to speak, especially in developing countries. eh, hmm cataract rates are quite high. first, what are cataracts? let's visualize it all. let's make a cataract. so protein in a plate, i make coffee with yolk, so i beat the sugar and pour it into coffee. the transparent eye sees and here is the adverse effect. this substance is the lens and here is the turbidity, this is just a cataract, but if it is aside. and you're looking right here, you won't notice just the field of view. and if she covers your eyes, so to speak, then it will already be noticeable. gotta tell what your doctors gave. you absolutely correct specific advice sunglasses, necessarily ultraviolet speeds up, th

and one of them would be ag, freezing. and, but also because fertility treatments in general are becoming more popular across the world. some more people are using all signs, all sorts of a productive technologies. and it's also something that's called an, with resistant to the recession. and if a, if a key goal of a fertility clinic or fertility group is to grow, then increasing off as an opportunity to do that because he can and have more patients coming in for a craving. specifically, the british pregnancy advisory surveys or be pass is a charity organization aiming to offer an alternative to the growing commercial fertility industry. the makes so much money from people's hopes and fears for over 50 years be passed, helped women to terminate unwanted pregnancies. but today, it is literally building a non profit fertility service for ivy f treatment. and freezing exiles will have 3 beds here and then a nurse's station. they are 7 looking after the patient, and then we will collect and the tips with the fluid will be pass

h o. ramona, get an age muscle to ask is eliasis yet? if a legal or could, if the follicle grows and grows it, and when the egg inside it is mature and reaches the size of 18 millimeters, mitchell, it bursts open, and the egg separates itself from the ovary, then alive, ah, equal in that follicle is discharged during ministrations in new follicles are created, they are stimulated by the f as h hormones, and while many follicles are created lost, the f s. age is sufficient for just one single follicle below which continues to grow while the rest of the mast shall have disappear. yes, that follicle keeps on growing and the egg detaches itself and migrates along the fallopian tubes and leaves the body naturally via ministration on them as well. ah, the format if you look at all that most, we artificially administer the f. s h hormones solo fully glucose, so that not just one follicle grows, but all of them de la police. once the follicles are 18 millimeters wide, a minute we take the patient in the surgery. bookman, i mean it, i. e, isn't i