Do you have an idea on what they do to the frozen chickens we buy? Here is a video so whenever you buy anything make certain it's properly clean before consumption
Friday, 23 October 2015
Thursday, 15 October 2015
WORLD OBSERVANCE TODAY
16th October
Bosses Day
Dictionary Day
Air Force Day (Bulgaria)
Boss's Day (US & Canada)
Day of Pope John Paul ll (Poland)
Death anniversary of Liaquat Ali Khan (Pakistan)
Teachers Day (Chile)
World Anaesthesia Day
World Food Day
Take actions against hunger, feed the hungry around you
Bosses Day
Dictionary Day
Air Force Day (Bulgaria)
Boss's Day (US & Canada)
Day of Pope John Paul ll (Poland)
Death anniversary of Liaquat Ali Khan (Pakistan)
Teachers Day (Chile)
World Anaesthesia Day
World Food Day
Take actions against hunger, feed the hungry around you
Health benefits of taking a walk
Taking a walk is an easy and free form of exercising the body suitable for people of different age grade.
Below are a few health benefits of taking a walk
1. It prevents Dementia and Osteoporosis
Dementia is a progressive decline in cognitive function due to a damage or disease in the brain beyond what might be expected from normal aging. Areas particularly affected include memory, attention, judgment, language and problem solving. Dementia affects one in 14 people over 65 and one in 6 over 80. Being active has a protective effect on brain function and regular exercise including walking reduces dementia risk by up to 40 per cent. According to Age UK , older people who walk six miles or more per week could avoid brain shrinkage and so preserve memory as the year pass. And Osteoporosis -walking counts as a weight bearing activity, it stimulates and strengthen bones increasing their density and it also helps the women in maintaining healthy joints and staff off all conditions such as arthritis.
2. It gives energy
A short walk is one of the best natural energizer in the world. It boost circulation and increases oxygen supply to every cell in the body helping the body to be more alert and alive. It wakes up stiff joints and ease muscle tension so you feel less sluggish. Instead of taking a nap try the short road walk.
3. It keeps weight in check
To loose weight you need to burn about 600 calories a day more than you are eating and taking a walk on a regular basis is the best way to do that. Walking also increases muscles mass and tone and the more muscles you have, the faster your metabolism and the more calories you burn.
4. It lowers the risk of diseases
Consistent walking can slash the risk of developing asthma, type 2 diabetes and some cancers. Consistent walking for about 20minutes a day can help ward off diabetes according to British Medical Journal. It also reduces by 20% the risk of developing cancer of the Colon, breast and womb.
5. It strengthens the heart
Taking a walk has been shown to reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke. Exercise gets the blood pumping and raises the heart rate and the circulatory system. Walking briskly for about 30 minutes can help prevent and control high blood pressure by 27 per cent. So taking a walk will the level of LDL (bad ) cholesterol and increase the level of HDL (good) cholesterol and keep blood pressure in check.
Take a walk more regularly and keep your circulatory system doing its job effectively.
Below are a few health benefits of taking a walk
1. It prevents Dementia and Osteoporosis
Dementia is a progressive decline in cognitive function due to a damage or disease in the brain beyond what might be expected from normal aging. Areas particularly affected include memory, attention, judgment, language and problem solving. Dementia affects one in 14 people over 65 and one in 6 over 80. Being active has a protective effect on brain function and regular exercise including walking reduces dementia risk by up to 40 per cent. According to Age UK , older people who walk six miles or more per week could avoid brain shrinkage and so preserve memory as the year pass. And Osteoporosis -walking counts as a weight bearing activity, it stimulates and strengthen bones increasing their density and it also helps the women in maintaining healthy joints and staff off all conditions such as arthritis.
2. It gives energy
A short walk is one of the best natural energizer in the world. It boost circulation and increases oxygen supply to every cell in the body helping the body to be more alert and alive. It wakes up stiff joints and ease muscle tension so you feel less sluggish. Instead of taking a nap try the short road walk.
3. It keeps weight in check
To loose weight you need to burn about 600 calories a day more than you are eating and taking a walk on a regular basis is the best way to do that. Walking also increases muscles mass and tone and the more muscles you have, the faster your metabolism and the more calories you burn.
4. It lowers the risk of diseases
Consistent walking can slash the risk of developing asthma, type 2 diabetes and some cancers. Consistent walking for about 20minutes a day can help ward off diabetes according to British Medical Journal. It also reduces by 20% the risk of developing cancer of the Colon, breast and womb.
5. It strengthens the heart
Taking a walk has been shown to reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke. Exercise gets the blood pumping and raises the heart rate and the circulatory system. Walking briskly for about 30 minutes can help prevent and control high blood pressure by 27 per cent. So taking a walk will the level of LDL (bad ) cholesterol and increase the level of HDL (good) cholesterol and keep blood pressure in check.
Take a walk more regularly and keep your circulatory system doing its job effectively.
Saturday, 10 October 2015
Reasons you must cry regularly
Crying is an act of shedding tears, in distress pain or in sorrow. Even though in most cases shedding of teras is tagged with pain and sorrow it has been been confirmed to have benefits.
Outlined below are the benefits of shedding tears.
1. Tears kill Bacteria
Tears contain lysoymes fluids that can kill 90% of bacteria in just 5 to 10 mins and are also antibacteria and antiviral agents that fights off the gems that we pick up in public places.
2. Tears remove toxins from the eyes
Emotional tears especially those formed in distress or grief contain more toxic by product than tears of irritation (onion slicing) tears are not toxic but they remo ve toxins from our body that are built up by stress. They can be used as a therapy.
3. Crying can elevate mood
The act of crying can lower a person's manganese. If your maganese level is lower it makes you feel happier because over exposure to maganese level can cause bad stuffs to happen.
4. Crying lower stress
Crying can be an exercise to release stress. Tears remove some of the chemicals built up in the body from stress like the endorphin leucine-enkaphalin and prolactin. The hormone we overproduce because of the pituitary tumor that affects mood and stress tolerance.
Suppressing tears increase stress levels and contributes to disease aggravated by stress, such as high blood pressure, heart problems and peptic ulcer.
5. Tears release feelings
Even if you haven't just been through something traumatic or are severely depressed, the average person go through his day accumulating conflicts and resentments. Sometimes they gather inside the limbic system of the brain and in certain corners of the heart. Crying let's everything out and releases the hurt feelings.
6. Tears gives you clear vision
Tears help lubricate our eye balls and eye lids and prevent dehydration of our various mucus membrane.
Without tears tears eye sight could be blocked.
So I advise you cry more regularly and let the tears work miracles for you.
Outlined below are the benefits of shedding tears.
1. Tears kill Bacteria
Tears contain lysoymes fluids that can kill 90% of bacteria in just 5 to 10 mins and are also antibacteria and antiviral agents that fights off the gems that we pick up in public places.
2. Tears remove toxins from the eyes
Emotional tears especially those formed in distress or grief contain more toxic by product than tears of irritation (onion slicing) tears are not toxic but they remo ve toxins from our body that are built up by stress. They can be used as a therapy.
3. Crying can elevate mood
The act of crying can lower a person's manganese. If your maganese level is lower it makes you feel happier because over exposure to maganese level can cause bad stuffs to happen.
4. Crying lower stress
Crying can be an exercise to release stress. Tears remove some of the chemicals built up in the body from stress like the endorphin leucine-enkaphalin and prolactin. The hormone we overproduce because of the pituitary tumor that affects mood and stress tolerance.
Suppressing tears increase stress levels and contributes to disease aggravated by stress, such as high blood pressure, heart problems and peptic ulcer.
5. Tears release feelings
Even if you haven't just been through something traumatic or are severely depressed, the average person go through his day accumulating conflicts and resentments. Sometimes they gather inside the limbic system of the brain and in certain corners of the heart. Crying let's everything out and releases the hurt feelings.
6. Tears gives you clear vision
Tears help lubricate our eye balls and eye lids and prevent dehydration of our various mucus membrane.
Without tears tears eye sight could be blocked.
So I advise you cry more regularly and let the tears work miracles for you.
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