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Israel HayomCulture

Eli Ohana's Wife Describes Him as 'Indifferent, Floating' in Social Media Post

Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Originalאשתו של אלי אוחנה על בעלה: ''אדיש, מרחף''

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Adi Ohana described women's hormonal cycles as a "roller coaster."
  • She contrasted women's cycles with men's "stable" hormonal patterns.
  • Ohana stated men should "keep relaxing" while women "run an empire."
  • She previously confronted her husband on live TV.
  • Ohana runs a cosmetics clinic in Tel Aviv.

Adi Ohana, wife of former footballer Eli Ohana and a cosmetician, posted on Instagram about the hormonal differences between men and women. She stated that men experience a "fixed, predictable, and stable" daily hormonal cycle, while women undergo a "28-day roller coaster." Ohana, who runs a successful cosmetics clinic in Tel Aviv and has a large following, has previously used social media to express her opinions, even confronting her husband on a live broadcast about Benjamin Netanyahu in May.

In her latest post, Ohana described the fluctuating energy levels and skin conditions women experience, contrasting it with men's perceived state of ease. "One week at peak energy, crushing the world, and the next week every word ignites us," she wrote. She added, "One moment the skin is at peak glow and the next a classic hormonal pimple appears on the chin."

Concluding with a message to women, Ohana included a jab at men: "For years they taught us that we are 'too complicated,' but the truth is, it's simply our nature. And to the men? Keep relaxing while we run an empire here."

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