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@guicastellanos: What if Wonder Woman was attending to the MET Gala red carpet, do you like her dress? #themetgala #fashion #wonderwoman #wonderwomancosplay #redcarpet #aivideo #ai #aigenerated #dc #dccomics

Guillermo Castellanos
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ChronicPainFreedom :
awe
2025-10-31 10:23:12
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ellenita.ramos3
Ellenita Ramos :
hm?
2025-10-12 15:04:40
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delmor.smok
Delmor $moke :
👌👌👌 nice dress
2025-08-07 13:58:59
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JK :
🥰🥰🥰
2025-07-24 21:56:29
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Angela Lagman :
😂
2025-09-08 10:33:30
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guitarlessonbyjoey
GuitarlessonbyJoey :
😁😁😁😁 sorry lady but you are not the real Wonder Woman. 🤭🤭🤭🤭⚡️
2025-07-24 06:27:46
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Salt: The Hidden Silent Danger in Your Food Salt adds flavor to our meals—but in excess, it can slowly harm your body. Although sodium helps with nerve function, fluid balance, and muscle movement, most people consume far more than necessary. Recommended limit: 2,300 mg/day What your body needs: Only 500 mg What most people consume: Over 3,400 mg daily! Too much salt over time: Puts stress on the kidneys Raises blood pressure Forces the heart to work harder Increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, kidney damage, and pressure on brain arteries Short-term effects: Bloating, thirst, swelling Long-term effects: Often silent—until serious damage is done The biggest culprit? Processed foods, frozen meals, snacks, sauces, and restaurant dishes—not your salt shaker. ✅ What you can do: Read food labels (watch for over 140 mg of sodium per serving) Cook fresh meals at home Use herbs, lemon juice, or garlic instead of salt You don’t have to eliminate salt—just reduce it. Small steps today can protect your heart, kidneys, and health tomorrow.
Salt: The Hidden Silent Danger in Your Food Salt adds flavor to our meals—but in excess, it can slowly harm your body. Although sodium helps with nerve function, fluid balance, and muscle movement, most people consume far more than necessary. Recommended limit: 2,300 mg/day What your body needs: Only 500 mg What most people consume: Over 3,400 mg daily! Too much salt over time: Puts stress on the kidneys Raises blood pressure Forces the heart to work harder Increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, kidney damage, and pressure on brain arteries Short-term effects: Bloating, thirst, swelling Long-term effects: Often silent—until serious damage is done The biggest culprit? Processed foods, frozen meals, snacks, sauces, and restaurant dishes—not your salt shaker. ✅ What you can do: Read food labels (watch for over 140 mg of sodium per serving) Cook fresh meals at home Use herbs, lemon juice, or garlic instead of salt You don’t have to eliminate salt—just reduce it. Small steps today can protect your heart, kidneys, and health tomorrow.
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He actually really liked this one #fyp #fypage #dinner #MomsofTikTok #cooking #cookwithme #food #cheapmeals #asmr #babydaddy #family #rice #leftovers




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