After 11 seasons battling through ups, downs, and heartbreaking injuries, John Wall has officially announced his retirement from the NBA. The electrifying point guard—known for his speed, flair, and leadership—is closing this chapter with a powerful message: “I gave this game everything I had.” SB Nation The Times of India A Stellar, Yet Injury-Marred Career Draft and Wizards Impact: Wall entered the league as the No. 1 overall pick in 2010 after a standout freshman year at Kentucky. He instantly revitalized the Washington Wizards, becoming their franchise face for nearly a decade. SB Nation CBSSports.com Wikipedia All-Star & Accolades: A five-time NBA All-Star (2014–2018) , Wall also earned All-NBA Third Team in 2017 and NBA All-Defensive Second Team in 2015. SB Nation Wikipedia Career Stats & Highlights: Wall averaged 18.7 points, 8.9 assists, 4.2 rebounds, and 1.6 steals per game across his career. He remains the Wizards’ all-time leader in total ass...
(Yes — and here’s the science your hair deserves to know) When most people think of hair loss, they instantly think of genetics, stress, or maybe wrong hair care routine, pollution. But here’s the truth: your hair’s story often starts in your gut. Why Your Gut and Hair Are Secretly Connected Your gut is home to trillions of bacteria — your gut microbiome — that work like a factory to digest food, absorb nutrients, and produce certain vitamins. Healthy hair follicles need a steady supply of nutrients like biotin, zinc, iron, protein, and vitamins A, D, E, and B-complex. If your gut isn’t absorbing these well, your scalp might feel the shortage before you even notice it. And that’s not all — gut imbalances can trigger inflammation and increase stress hormones (like cortisol) which can switch off hair growth signals. 3 Ways Poor Gut Health Can Lead to Hair Loss Nutrient Deficiency ● chronic bloating, indigestion, frequent episodes of sensitive stomach...