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What Happens Since This Guy Exercised Like Chris Hemsworth for 10 Weeks? EMILY SHIFFER CONDUCTS A REPORT Erik Conover spent 30 days training with Chris Hemsworth. According to the YouTuber, it was his "lowest moment here on Earth," and he had lost all of the accomplishments he had achieved in the preceding year of training. He attributes his change to the actor's trainer, Luke Zocchi. Conover weighed 210 pounds and had a body fat percentage of 11.2 percent. In 10 weeks of working out with the new @centrfit Power Program, he gained 8 pounds of muscle and 10.5 pounds of fat. Conover claims to be the strongest he's ever been. Hemsworth, who had previously trained with Hemsworth, joined the actor's squad, reduced his body fat percentage while packing on muscle, and got into the "greatest condition of his life." Try viewing this video on www.youtube.com, or enable JavaScript in your browser if it is disabled. Erik Conover, a YouTuber, may have a little infatu

US FDA warns of unusual neurological response to Janssen vaccine? Press Association - Novinite contributed reporting. According to US specialists, there have been instances of individuals who had the jab getting Guillain-Barre syndrome. Muscle weakness and, in rare cases, paralysis may result from the disease. Health authorities characterised the adverse effect as a "small potential danger" to health care workers in the Guillain-Barre syndrome, which may be caused by a variety of illnesses, including the flu, cytomegalovirus, and Zika virus. There have been isolated reports of individuals developing the condition days or weeks after taking specific vaccinations. The vaccine is currently accessible at pharmacies to those aged 18 to 35. According to US specialists, there have been instances of individuals who had the jab getting Guillain-Barre syndrome. The EMA's safety committee (PRAC) is reviewing data supplied by Johnson & Johnson on Guillain-Barre syndrome patients

As the Delta version spreads, Iran prepares for the fifth COVID wave. SOURCE: NEWS AGENCIES Iran is preparing for another wave of COVID-19 infections as the coronavirus's extremely infectious Delta form spreads across the country's southern and southeastern regions. Hassan Rouhani, Iran's President "There is fear that the nation may face a fifth wave if we are not cautious enough." According to official statistics, the epidemic has killed over 85,000 people in Iran, the worst-affected nation in the Middle East. Iran's President Hassan Rouhani recognised the country's vaccination deficit, but vowed that things will improve in the following weeks. The nation is mostly relying on locally produced products, which are now through different phases of human testing and are anticipated to be given to the general public in the near future. Authorities have said that the majority of the people would be immunised by the end of the current Iranian calendar year in Mar