Showing posts with label Lifestyle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lifestyle. Show all posts

Tuesday, 9 August 2016

What You Need to Know If Your Period Started After Age 12, You Need To Read This!




Ladies who started their period at the age 12 or older are more likely to live up to 90 years old! wow! isn't it amazing?

A group of researcher from the University of California San Diego School of Medicine did a recent survey by tracking over 15,000 women- who started their periods after age 12 and experienced menopause at fifty (50) years- for twenty-one years and found out they were more likely to live till age 90!

Even though, varying from a person to the other, an average girl who started her first period around age 12 with normal puberty in girls set from age 8-13. In recent times, girls who see their first period around age 14 are seen as late bloomers!

The study also stated that the ‘late bloomers’ will live a longer life compared to an early bloomer! The former will definitely lay claim to this if they led a healthy lifestyle, no?

What’s your say about this new study?


Saturday, 23 July 2016

Five Side Effects of Birth Control Pills





Birth control pills are hormonal contraceptive pills that are effective to prevent pregnancy.

Pills usually come in small tablets that are to be used daily. They are synthetic types of the progesterone and estrogen women take for preventing pregnancy.

A lot more women also use them in order to not worry about their partners not using a condom.

When you start using pills, there are side effects physicians usually don’t share but almost happen.

Monday, 6 June 2016

Note: 12 Things Ladies Should All Know About V*ginal Discharge




V*ginal discharge is one of those things we really can’t prepare for. One day (maybe everyday!), you look down and it’s simply there, staring back at you, gradually staining your favourite pair of underwear as you wonder why you even bother buying such fancy undergarments in the first place.

With that being said, v*ginal discharge is COMPLETELY normal – below are some things you may not know about it.

1.                 1.     Discharge is the V*gina’s cleaning product.
The v*gina uses discharge to clean out bacteria, extra water, and even the v*ginal wall’s cells.

2.               2.       Discharge changes throughout the menstrual cycle.
Discharge is up to 30 times more mucous may be released before one ovulates. It also tends to appear stretchy and watery (which is why panty liners would be a big help during this time)

Saturday, 21 May 2016

Personal Development: Five Best Ways to Control Anger


Do you think it’s satisfactory to attend anger management when needed? Are you shy or scared people might think otherwise? See other options.

Truly anger exist! I hate being angry just like everybody else. It’s never a good thing particularly if it leads you to do some dumb things! People kill or commit suicide due to anger and for me not to do such crazy stuff, I derived ways to deal with it before it took control of me.

best ways to control with anger are:

Sunday, 8 May 2016

Photo of baby boy born without an anus in Plateau state




A baby boy without an anus has been born in Pankshin LGA, Plateau state.
According to reports, he was born on the 30th of April,2016. His mother had observed that baby’s tummy kept swelling up so she rushed him to the town hospital in Pankshin. They were referred to Plateau state Specialist Hospital where doctors

Friday, 1 January 2016

Inspiring! This Guy Didn’t Let Disability Hold Him Back




This man doesn’t have legs but that did not stop him from working and making amazing things. What’s your excuse? #Belnspired! More photos after the cut..

Thursday, 24 December 2015

Check Out Three Fruits to Avoid While Pregnant



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If you are pregnant... This is a phase to eat a lot of healthy fruits but there are few fruits that you should avoid to keep you and your unborn child in good shape. Anytime you want to eat fruits, you must put into consideration what consequences or effect will it cause to your developing child.

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