PERSONAL EFFECTIVENESS TIP

Stop and smell the roses. Believe it or not, you will do a better job with your business if you let your mind wander once in awhile. Take a break. Recharge your internal battery. When you go back to work you will be more creative as well as less stressed

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WONDERS IN BANANA

PMS,or premenstrual syndrome, is the name given to the physical and emotional changes a woman experiences
before and during her menstrual cycle. Although PMS symptoms differ from woman to woman and even from month to month,
common symptoms include bloating, headaches, cramps, body aches, depression, mood swings, breast swelling and tenderness,
food cravings, hot flashes, diarrhea, constipation, nausea and fatigue.
Want to get rid of these pesky PMS symptoms without resorting to medication?

As a woman who experiences PMS every month and you are looking for ways to relieve my symptoms without taking medications.

It is estimated that up to two-thirds of women experience PMS on a regular basis. 

One-third of those women have PMS symptoms so serious they seek medical treatment. 

Additionally, about eight percent of women have such severe PMS symptoms that they are impaired every month.

Banana is said to help in alleviation of problems associated with premenstrual symptoms.

Bananas are one of the most versatile and widely eaten fruits in the world. But what many 

people do not know is that bananas are also rich in potassium, calcium, fiber, iron and Vitamins A, B and C. 

They lower cholesterol, help upset stomachs, relieve headaches and fatigue. Bananas also alleviate bowel problems,

heart problems, anemia and blood pressure.

Bananas are anutritional superfood loaded with potassium, zinc, iron, folic acid, calcium, vitamin B6 and fiber. In fact, bananas have been called nature's perfect food. They may also be a perfect food for menstrual health. Bananas can help relieve digestive problems and PMS symptoms women may experience during their period. Bananas help replenish nutrients lost during menstruation and can help stop PMS related diarrhea in its tracks when eaten with other BRAT diet foods such as apples, rice and dry toast

PRESSURE MANAGEMENT TIP

Just as you plan your work, plan your time away from work.  At day’s end, leave work behind you and focus on your plans for the evening. Work to live. Relaxation away from work means less stress… and a better day tomorrow!

PERSONAL EFFECTIVENESS TIP

Anyone can steer the ship in calm waters. What will set you apart in your career is how you perform during the tough times. Don't become complacent and relax just because things are going well. Plan ahead for the downturn

Chinese man has new nose grown on his forehead after losing his nose in a car crash in 2012

A 22 year old Chinese man named Xiaolian has had a new nose grown on his forehead after loosing his original nose in a car accident. Xiaolian had the treatment to create a replacement for his original nose which was infected and deformed following the accident in 2012. He actually left his damaged nose unattended to after the accident which led to the infection and eventual deformity, leaving the surgeons unable to repair it.

Surgeons in China were left with no option than to create another nose for the man to breathe properly and then transplant it to the original place. The nose was created by placing a skin tissue expander onto Xiaolian’s forehead. This was cut into the shape of a nose and was supported by cartilage taken from the man’s ribs. Surgeons say that the nose has developed well and that the transplant surgery will be carried out soon.

EKITI STATE GOVERNOR GIVES OUT #300 MILLION TO 82 COMMUNITIES

Ekiti State Governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, has given N300m to 82 communities in the state to undertake various community projects under the Self-Help Programme of the state government.
The cheques were presented to the communities in Oye Ekiti at a ceremony attended by dignitaries including the Chairman of Action Congress of Nigeria, Chief Bisi Akande, a former governor, Niyi Adebayo, and Fayemi’s wife, Bisi.
He said the gesture was in fulfillment of the resolutions reached with community leaders in the state during the stakeholders’ meetings held last year.
He added that the self-help project was in line with the government’s commitment to bring development to the people. Fayemi, “As part of the efforts of the present administration to bring development to the rural communities where over 75 per cent of the populace reside, the Ministry of Rural Development and Community Empowerment was created in January 2013.

Unlike the previous administration, all the stakeholders in the state were fully involved in the preparation of the 2013 budget, and we have adopted the zero budgeting method as is currently being practised all over the world.

“The opinions of all the various strata/segments of the people in the state were sought before the 2013 budget was prepared using a dynamic bottom-up approach.”

Fayemi added that the government was revitalising cooperative development by entering into partnership with the Bank of Agriculture with a view to using the cooperative federalism model as an alternative vehicle to reaching grassroots communities and local socio-economic activities.

To this end, he said the state government would shore up the cooperative societies with N300m  while the Bank of Agriculture would provide another N300m