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THE DANGEROUS SIDE OF CRABS CONSUMPTION YOU MAY NOT KNOW

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Written By Emmanuel Tetteh  The Crustacean That Keeps  On Giving|  Marine C onservation Society  I only use internationally renowned databases like Pubmed, Google Scholar, Science Journals, and others for the review and sourcing of my writings. INTRODUCTION  In today's world, most people have been consuming crabs without knowing some of the life-threatening dangers they possess. In today's article, we will look at the health benefits of crabs and some health-threatening side of crab consumption ...read more

The Therapeutic Effects of Music in Disease Control.

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A lady enjoying music I only use internationally renowned databases like Pubmed, Google Scholar, Science Journals, and others for the review and sourcing of my writings. INTRODUCTION As a music lover since childhood, I have fond memories of gathering empty containers and singing and playing with them. Doing this always boosted my mood and made me feel excited. Whenever I feel lonely, I find a quiet place to sit and sing until my spirit is lifted. Music has played a tremendous role in my life and continues to be one of the things that keeps me going. What is music? Here are several research-based explanations for music: Music is an art form that uses sound and quiet as its medium. It is an aural communication technique that uses rhythmic, melodic, harmonic, and lyrical aspects to express emotions, thoughts, and messages (Cook, 1998). Music is described as "the art of combining sounds in a way that is pleasing to the ear" (Oxford Dictionary, 2020). It is a universal language th...

Over Eating Afftect Mental and Physical Health

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  I only use internationally renowned databases like Pubmed, Google Scholar, Science Journals and others for the review and sourcing of my writings. Introduction: Overeating is a prevalent issue in today's society, with millions of people worldwide consuming more food than their bodies need. This behavior can lead to various negative consequences, including obesity, diabetes, and heart disease (Haines et al., 2016). In this article, we will explore the effects of overeating on physical and mental health, as well as strategies for preventing and addressing this read more 

Beetroot: Food for the Liver, Kidney, and the Heart.

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8 Ways Beetroot can  juice can make you beautiful: ET ONLINE  WRITTEN BY EMMANUEL TETTEH  Before delving into the primary objective of this piece, I would like you to acknowledge the following: 1. I only use internationally renowned databases like Pubmed, Google Scholar, Science Journals and others for the review and sourcing of my writings. 2. My aim as a medical journalist and a Traditional health practitioner is to support high-quality healthcare and living standards, as well as to give people access to high-quality health information and guidance to help them live better lives. Introduction: Beetroot, also known as beets, is a root vegetable that belongs to the Amaranthaceae family. It is scientifically known as Beta vulgaris. Also, beetroot is a root vegetable that is sweet, earthy, and versatile.  Origin: Beetroot is native to the Mediterranean region, where it has been cultivated for thousands of years (Kumar et al., 2017). The exact origin of beetroot is uncl...

SNAIL MAY HELP FIGHT HYPERTENSION, IMPROVE BONE HEALTH, BOOST FERTILITY, AND MAY PREVENT PROSTATE DISORDERS.

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Africa Community News -Tagged "Soup"- SHOP AFRICA USA  Written By Emmanuel Tetteh  Prior to delving into the primary objective of this piece, I would like you to acknowledge the following: 1. I only use internationally renowned databases like Pubmed, Google Scholar, Science Journals and others for the review and sourcing of my writings. 2. My aim as a medical journalist and a Traditional health practitioner is to support high-quality healthcare and living standards, as well as to give people access to high-quality health information and guidance to help them live better lives. Overview  Snails are slimy, slow-moving animals that belong to the phylum Mollusca. They have been on Earth for more than 500 million years (Gastropod, 2020). Notwithstanding their slow speed, snails are an essential component of ecosystems and have long provided people with food (Cook, 2001).The Nature and advantages of snails are examined in this read more.