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Old age is brain rot

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Old age is brain rot

Old age is brain rot

With age, neurons begin to die, and their remains rot, the deterioration of memory, vision and internal organs, and anxiety, apathy and stress only accelerate this process.

To maintain health into old age, the Japanese people "Tazaki" read rejuvenation texts that restore the decay of neurons and slow aging by 7 times. They were collected by the Mizrahi Stream Channel

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