Lado Okhotnikov

  What if your body started telling you how to live longer and better? At Holiverse, we know that health isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution—it’s the unique story of each of you. We are working on technologies that will revolutionize medicine and recovery as we know it. With advancing technologies, sleep can become more than just a chance to rest—it can be a way to heal. Imagine personalized medicine that adapts to your unique biochemistry. Technologies that account for every detail—from your DNA to your lifestyle. The future where health is not a dream but the norm is closer than you think. Curious to know how we’re bringing back the “golden age” of health, enhanced by the technologies of tomorrow? Read the full article on our website. #HealthRevolution #PersonalizedMedicine #FutureOfHealth #Holiverse #HealthyFuture

  Where to Go for Christmas? I want to share some ideas on how to make your Christmas truly unforgettable. If traditional destinations feel a bit dull, it’s time to explore something new! For instance, a journey that doesn’t require suitcases, visas, or long flights. Yes, it’s now possible with the rise of the metaverse. To discover more about amazing real-world holiday destinations and cutting-edge technology, check out the article via the link . #Christmas #Travel #Metaverse

  I came across a strange headline: "Chewing can reduce the risk of premature birth." It turned out that it was about chewing gum. Scientists spent three years studying how proper chewing is associated with a decrease in the incidence of premature birth and low birth weight babies in one poor African country. Three years! That's how long the study lasted. Valentine's team observed two groups of pregnant women in Malawi for three years: 4,500 of them chewed gum with xylitol, and 5,500 received consultations and medications. Based on the results, it was concluded that chewing gum helped reduce the number of premature births by a quarter — this is when a child is born before 37 weeks. And the number of cases when babies were born with low birth weight — less than 2.5 kg — decreased by a third. After a little digging on the Internet, I found that one cubic millimeter of plaque contains about 100 million bacteria, which first provoke inflammation, and then cause infections...