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[...] The bitter leaf plant is packed with so many health benefits. According to the tribes in Nigeria, It is known as Elewuro amongst the Yorubas, it is called [...]

[...] All beers are not bad! There is one healthful beer that is certified for amazing health benefits, plus you can readily brew it at home – Ginger beer. There are a few information you should [...]

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[...] are the health benefits of this super food. Good for Diabetics: According to researchers at the Departments of [...]

[...] What is Hypertension? Hypertension, also referred to as high blood pressure, is a condition in which the arteries have persistently elevated blood pressure. Every time [...]

[...] digestion; inhibits germs; cleanses the blood and intestines; lowers cholesterol and blood pressure; purges bad spirits Bitter leaf: Prevents high blood sugar; heals wounds; strong antimalarial [...]

[...] effectively) and less able to deal with stress. Not only that, but stress can drive up our blood pressure and raise serum cholesterol levels, wreaking havoc on our arteries and increasing our risk of [...]

[...] been shown to help improve a wide variety of cardiovascular functions, including blood pressure. In a particular research study, adults have shown significant increase in their blood [...]

[...] over-emphasized. They both work hand in hand. Benefits of fitness The benefits of regular adequate nutrition and exercise include: Enhanced heart function Improved balance and flexibility Better sleep [...]

[...] groups in Nigeria was extensively discussed. For instance, I understood the need for an adequate Nutrition from conception to 2 years of a child’s life (The first 1000 days) was emphasized. [...]

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[...] interest in while the Nutrition Society of Nigeria’s 44th Conference tagged “Adequate Nutrition: A Panacea for Sustainable Education and National Development” was going on. I [...]

[...] and vitamins they need, usually because they cannot afford or cannot access a wide range of nutritious foods such as animal-source foods (meat, eggs, fish and dairy), as well as fruits and vegetables. [...]

[...] prevents carbohydrate-binging, allowing you to enjoy a normal, healthy appetite for fresh, nutritious foods by improving your serotonin levels. Due to this fact, it is particularly effective when used [...]

[...] flavor and can fit within a healthful eating plan. It may add a flavor spark which makes nutritious foods, such as milk, more appealing. Although, by itself, chocolate has a bitter taste. Production [...]