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Nature's Top: Miracle Fruit, World's No.7 Rarest Fruit This amazing fruit is valued by those in the field of chemotherapy. It changes the bitter taste of some medicine. It helps in weight loss and the treatment of diabetes. Miracle berry as it is also called is a great health supplement. This petite fruit is full of more goodies. thefruitdoctor. Com It is used in traditional medicine to enhance the appetite of sick people. It is also a valued recipe in any kitchen as it is used to improve the taste of any food. This is because it contains miraculin (glycoprotein). You're probably looking for it now. Take a stroll into the tropical forests of West Africa. This attractive and fascinating fruit is small, red, oval shaped and has a single seed. Chewing it already? Take caution! Too much of it can cause acidity. You will also have more fruits to consume. Look out for no. 6. Research resources: benefitstime.com Vietnamtimesorg. Vn Earthnworld.com Thefruitdoctor.com

Chew On: Come to Nigeria for some Chocolate! After reading this you will end up thinking of one or both of these things. Read on! Do you want to relish on some chocolate? Come down to Nigeria! A # 9 billion worth chocolate factory has been commissioned in Ondo state! It is envisioned that this chocolate giant will produce 2.8 million tons of chocolate per annum. The factory will never run out of cocoa bean! The 1,744 hectares Oda Cocoa plantation has been resuscitated. 250 cocoa farmers will be working on it. Located in the ancient city of Idanre, this project was commissioned by Governor Rotimi Akeredolu. However, it was embarked upon his predecessor. The factory will be jointly operated by the state government and Spagnvola Chocolatiers, a U. S based firm. Ondo state is definitely not done! The state is determined to remain the no. 1 producer of cocoa in Nigeria. Get ready to welcome the 8,400 hectares Ijugbere plant. 2,000 youths will be working on it with a minimum of four hectares allocated to one person. Now, let me say you're either thinking of chocolates. You may also be thinking of a great investment in cocoa farming. Whichever one it is, Nigeria is your destination! Come on in! Research resource: nipc.com.ng Image credit: Brandspur.ng This work is plagiarism free. Due credits are given to previous researchers.

Nature's Top: Mangosteen World's No. 8 Rarest Fruit Have you gone to the market to get cupuacu and cherimoya? Are you wondering what I mean? Scroll down and click on other articles by me. We are doing a countdown of world's 10 rarest fruits. Let's count on! Mangosteen is the 8th rarest fruit in the world. It is very uncommon in Western market places. It blooms in Indonesia and other South Asian countries. Mangosteen has a very attractive purple colour and sweet fragrance. It's fruity part is found in a small shell. It thrives between the months of May and August and is grown in three varieties. Mangosteen juice is enjoyed in Southern Asian countries during summer and is beneficial to ones health. It helps to give relief from urinary problems and diarrhea. It also strengthens the immune system. It is an amazing fat free fruit. It contains vitamin C which helps in preventing infections. Nature is filled with amazing gifts. Enjoy them while we approach no.7.

Nature's Top: World's No. 9 rarest Fruit Sitting between Argentina and Chile is the Andes mountain. It houses cherimoya, the world's No. 9 rarest fruit. It is also grown in South America. It has a green colour, Irregular oval shape, and could weigh an average of 500 grams. This queen of the Andes Mountain has a sweet taste and beautiful fragrance. It is used to prepare salad and also as toppings for ice cream. Your body wants it! Yes, it does because Cherimoya contains vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. It helps balance blood pressure and control the heart rate. It also eliminates small toxins. While you're busy searching for this fruit, you might have missed cupuacu, our no. 10. Scroll down and click on more articles by Sauday to catch up. Watch out for No. 8, grown in Southern Asia. Research resource: Vietnamtimesorg. Vn Image credit: earthnworld. com This work is plagiarism free and due credits are given to previous researchers.

Nature's Top: Cupuacu, World's No. 10 Rarest Fruit We eat our fruits and everyone has a favourite. However, we might need to chew on some of the world's rarest before we can say we have a favourite. We will do a countdown from 10 to 1. Today we begin with No. 10. Come on, let's explore nature! Cupuacu is a fruit with thick shell and soft, palatable pulp. You may sleep off in the Amazon forest chewing on this one; that is where it grows. It is also cultivated in some parts of Peru. It grows 8 inches long and weighs 2kg. The health benefits are amazing! This Amazonian treasure contains vitamins b1, b2 and b3. It contains a huge concentration of antioxidant which strengthens the body tissue. It also helps in building immunity and fights against heart diseases. It's butter is precious to the beauty world as it contains five main fatty acids. It is used to treat the skin and hair. If you love chocolate, you would relish on cupuacu! It belongs to the chocolate family. Want to catch up on nature? Look out for No. 9 which will be published today. Trust me you can't get enough of nature! Facts sourced from : Vietnamtimesorg.vn Image credit: Wikimedia. This write up is plagiarism free and all due credits are given to previous researchers.

Chew On: Top Six Facts about Warm Milk that you should Know Milk is a drink that we often take for the taste. It would be beautiful, however, if we check out these six facts about warm milk. Interested right? Here they are: It helps in inducing sleep. It reduces stress. It digests easily. It has detoxifying qualities. It has antibacterial qualities. It help to keep the body warm. Trying to relax this weekend? Take a glass of warm milk.

Chew On: Motivations from Carrots and Eggs Everything around us are motivations ; the things we eat too. I read sometimes ago about carrots and eggs; how they mirror life. I love to share it. Read on The author wrote that eggs and carrots and are exposed to the same cooking condition. However, carrots become softer and eggs get thicker. As life begins to affect us we change. Like the carrot some of us become soft. However,

Broom as a Kitchen Utensil There are cultures and cultures. The ones you haven't seen are the ones you are yet to explore. There is a part of the world where brooms are used as kitchen utensils. The Yorubas are people who occupy the Southern part of Nigeria. This set of people eat jute leave as a delicious delicacy. The broom which they call "Ijabe" is what they use for blending the leaves to make them smooth and eatable. The Yoruba culture pays attention to cleanliness and health. This particular broom is bought for the purpose of cooking. This is why this broom is called "Ijabe" ;soup blender and not "Igbale"; sweeper. Any Yoruba that you know has one in his/her kitchen. Why not join in? Get your "Ijabe" and start enjoying your Jute soup with eba, amala, semovita and so on.

When should Sex Education Begin? I practically boil when I hear the word "rape". I believe we can't imagine anything more wicked. I simply believe that we can't prevent it without sex education. What age does it start? How do we tell a 15 months old about her or his body? These are the questions we intend to answer. I believe that our kids will not be vulnerable so let's start from the dressing. Most times we let them remain without their clothes once they are in the house. We should reduce that. Helping them to remain dressed will create a sense of self ownership in them. Also we should teach them that any part of their body below their navel and above their knees is called "the private part". Teach them that private means something that they only can control. Teach them to say "stop it" and "no" when there is an intrusion. Teach them to tell you when they feel an uncomfortable presence. Apart from "teaching" them we should "learn" to respect their view. Finally, teach them how to comport themselves when they are outside the home. They should not go into hidden places; they should not leave a place with any outsider to get gifts; they should not play nasty games with other kids. Not to forget, we should teach them to trust us. I wish us all a safe trip as we begin the journey to raising the world's smartest kids!

Snoring Means Luck! It's night and many of us are preparing to sleep. I mean it's weekend and we are all excited! Yes! For some people snoring comes with sleep. They may not like it as much as other people don't. However, one thing that they do not understand is that "snoring means luck!". Luck? How? Read on! For these people, the muscle in the upper airway relaxes. This way air forces its way out; the cause of the vibration. If this muscle is completely relaxed, airflow is completely stopped. This means death! These people are alive and snoring! They are lucky! When someone snores beside you, you should see a bundle of luck and love! However, this health condition demands attention. Talk to your physician. Sleep healthy and have an amazing weekend!

This Theory can Change your Life Forever. What if that depression that you feel is a creation of your dream and your reality is completely different from what you see? What if you do not have any worries? What if your worries are nonexistent creatures of your imagination? Have you ever heard of the theory of the mind? This is a theory backed by science that states that we do not see the world as it is. Instead we see it as we "think" it is. Why do cultures differ? Why is this acceptable here and it is an abomination there? It is because even as we occupy the same planet we have different realities! Don Miguel Ruiz says "don't take things personally. Nothing others do is because of you. What others say and do is a projection of their own reality, their own dream. When you're immune to the opinion and actions of others, you wont be a victim of needless suffering?" Will you be the god of your reality or labour for the tongue of others? Will you break those boundaries or dwell forever in the shackles of your imagination? Will you soar in your reality or slip into a dream that was never even there?