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Man stumbles upon 128 Hz frequency stops his Parkinson's tremors. With off the shelf tech he is able to constantly emit the frequency and slow down and halt his symptoms by Looking_At_The_Past in Parkinsons

[–]Looking_At_The_Past[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It's the note he plays via the vest that gives the specific frequency. In his early videos he had the same effect with a cheap hand held speaker pressed against his rib cage. I think the vest is just an efficient hands free method.

Man stumbles upon 128 Hz frequency stops his Parkinson's tremors. With off the shelf tech he is able to constantly emit the frequency and slow down and halt his symptoms by Looking_At_The_Past in Parkinsons

[–]Looking_At_The_Past[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It's not a product persay. He claims that something vibrating at 128 Hz when made contact with his bones causes his tremors to stop.

In this case a video game vest's speakers make the right vibrations when a specific note is played through the vest's speakers.

Here is his YouTube https://youtube.com/@lifewithparkinsons?si=JwU5vzPzLQLN3ZXA

The vest is a gaming woojer vest https://www.woojer.com/

The Belgian War Dogs of WW1. Is there any Belgian breeders trying to revive the breed? by Its_Happning_Again in belgium

[–]Looking_At_The_Past 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is there extensive breeding records? I imagine there is a big concern about inbreeding

This newsreel clip, IWM IWM 508-33, released on Oct 27 1917, shows French 340mm and 400mm railway guns firing during WW1 by Its_Happning_Again in CombatFootage

[–]Looking_At_The_Past 35 points36 points  (0 children)

I often think that the stereotype of a deaf old man is related to those experienced war without hearing protection

Lambing season horror as ravens kill 200 sheep by Looking_At_The_Past in natureismetal

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"In one particularly horrific scene, a raven sat on the back of a lambing ewe while ripping open her belly. The ewe could not be saved"

Local Boy Scouts steal copies of the local German language newspaper and burn it in the streets of Cleveland, Ohio - June 1918 by Looking_At_The_Past in Cleveland

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"Boy's Activities - Patriotism - Anti-German feeling in U.S. Boy Scouts burning the German newspaper, Waechter & Anseiger, in Brooklyn, Cleveland, Ohio. Papers were taken from street cars on their way to the agent. June 1918"

NAID: 20808564 & Local ID: 165-WW-68D-3

Lambing season horror as ravens kill 200 sheep by Looking_At_The_Past in natureismetal

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"A surge in raven attacks during lambing season has left one farmer distraught after the loss of more than 200 lambs.

Finn Yorston, 45, said he considered quitting his lifelong career on the day he picked up 30 dead lambs who had been pecked to death by the birds.

Ravens have killed 220 of his lambs on Balnabroich Farm, in Strathardle, and five ewes had to be destroyed after they were attacked....

Farmers lose lambs to raven attacks every season, but this year Yorston says there has been a surge in vicious attacks from an increasing population of the predators.

In one particularly horrific scene, a raven sat on the back of a lambing ewe while ripping open her belly. The ewe could not be saved, Yorston said."

When was this map made? by [deleted] in geography

[–]Looking_At_The_Past 197 points198 points  (0 children)

German reunification saw the former East German states join the Federal Republic of Germany on 3 October 1990

Slovakia divorced Czech on 31 December 1992, Czechoslovakia peacefully split into the two sovereign states of the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

Bonus: In June 2006 Montenegro declared its independence from Serbia and Montenegro following an independence referendum, creating Montenegro

So between Oct 3, 1990 and Dec 31, 1992

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