TRUE LOVE

           

     Once there lived a strong and handsome he goat, Tabi. At his prime, Tabi met and fell in love with the  young and beautiful  daughter of the lion.

The love that sprung between them that beautiful summer grew and blossomed, as everyone watched. Theirs was true love.

THE HAPPIEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD

Everyone around me appear to be caught up in the preparations for the closing banquet of our local chapter of “The Happiest People on Earth”. I found myself speculating about the things that make someone happy, as well as who really are the happiest people in the world.  These things, we already know are not Rocket Science or beyond reach, and I am quite happy to share them with you.

What makes people happy isn’t money, class, age, gender or race. Not even social status.

Like I revealed in one of my older posts, “secret to happiness”, happiness is subjective, what makes one individual happy will not necessarily make the next person happy. But I however found some attributes and tendencies pretty consistent with all truly happy people I have ever met. Below are those attributes.

1. Happy people create their own rainbows

Health Hazards of G-string Pants That Every Woman Should Know.

G-string or pant is a type of underwear that does not have to cover the buttocks. They can be an option for women’s underwear while using a skirt or trousers with a thin material in order to avoid the visibility of a panty line. These sexy bits come in every conceivable designs and fabric from lace to satin, cotton to silk.

As a fashion trend, the G-string has become so popular and gained widespread acceptability. So, it has been accepted as a sexy fashion statement.

Coconut Oil Eaters: The Healthiest People On Earth

The newly discovered “super food.” called coconut oil comes with a unique combination of fatty acids that have profound positive effects on health.

This includes  amazing benefits like  better brain function, reduction of seizures, elimination of bacteria’s, and the best of all, fat loss.

 The health benefits of coconut oil is so much, with such high recommendations from health experts and researchers that I couldn’t resist calling the privileged consumers  of this miracle food “The healthiest people on earth”

9 Ways To Prevent Sagging Breasts.

Female breast sagging or ptosis is a natural consequence of aging. The rate at which a woman's breasts droop and the degree of ptosis depends on many factors. The key factors influencing breast ptosis over a woman's lifetime are cigarette smoking, her number of pregnancies, gravity, higher body mass index, larger bra cup size, and significant weight gain and loss. 

Post-menopausal women may experience increased ptosis due to loss of skin elasticity. Many women and medical professionals erroneously believe that breastfeeding increases sagging. It is also commonly believed that the breast itself offers insufficient support and that wearing a bra prevents sagging which has not been found to be true.

Medical professionals categorize the severity of ptosis by evaluating the position of the nipple relative to the infra-mammary fold, the point at which the undersides of the breasts attach to the chest wall. In the most advanced stage, the nipples are below the fold and point towards the ground.

Breast sagging is a natural process that happens with age wherein the breasts lose their suppleness and elasticity. It can be prevented by the following;

1). Coconut Oil:

Massaging the breast with coconut oil is beneficial and it will prevent the breast from sagging. There are a number of natural oils which can be used, including coconut oil, olive oil and pomegranate oil. They are readily available and will improve skin tone, increase the elasticity of the skin, and add firmness to the skin. 

Pomegranate oil, is rich in phyto-nutrients, and is considered a wonderful anti-aging agent, helping to return youthful elasticity to aging skin. Massaging the breast will draw blood to the surface and increase blood flow, thus stimulating muscle growth and cell repair which will reduce the appearance and severity of sagging breasts.

Weight Training and Fat Burning: Ladies only.

A lot of women believe erroneously that weight training would only make then develop bulky muscles and look masculine. No lady wants to look like a superman, so they stick to the treadmill and day in day out diet like a maniac. And painfully with so little result to show.

I want to tell you how weight training burn fat more than anything you can think of, and why you should embrace it.

Lifting weights has shown to burn more fat than steady state cardio because of the metabolic demand it causes on the body – this works through a fancy term called ‘excess post-exercise oxygen consumption’. When you perform cardio you will be burning calories only while you perform it, during high rep strength training you will be burning calories both during and post work out. So you work just as hard and get twice the results. Winning!

Agriculture: Backbone of the Economy, Hope of the Youths.

Agriculture, the production of food and livestock and the purposeful tendering of plants and animal has been described as the most important sector of the Nigeria economy which holds a lot of potentials for the future economic development of the nation as it had done in the past. Blessed with abundant land and water resources, Nigeria’s agricultural sector has a high potential for growth.  

Before the advent of oil in the 1960s, the Nigerian agricultural sector was doing very well and the country could fend for itself in all ramifications.  With the steady decline in oil revenue, it is not difficult to see why attention is shifting to the Nigeria long neglected agricultural sector.

The new wave of Agricultural revolution:

The unprecedented crash of the crude oil price from June 2014 in the international market and the subsequent devaluation of the Naira  by the Federal Government have been described as a pointer to the fact that the salvation of the Nigerian economy in the future depends on massive agricultural revolution and local manufacturing. The notion held in the past by large percentage of African youths that Agriculture is a primitive vocation meant for the uneducated rural peasant engulfed in a vicious cycle of poverty and not what a young person should practice, is gradually changing.