Sharadiya Navratri 2021: Singhara, also known as water caltrop or water chestnut, is a fruit that grows underwater. It is usually a winter fruit, however, its by-products – especially the flour – are available round the year. It is that time of the year again, Navratri is just around the corner and we cannot conain our excitement for… Read More »
Women have unique nutritional needs. By eating well at every stage of life, you can control cravings, manage your weight, boost your energy, and look and feel your best. Women and healthy eating Trying to balance the demands of family and work or school—and also cope with media pressure to look and eat a certain way—can make it… Read More »
An increase in the testes’ temperature, certain disorders, injuries, and some drugs and toxins can cause problems with sperm. Semen is analyzed, and sometimes genetic tests are done. Clomiphene, a fertility drug, may increase the number of sperm, but assisted reproductive techniques may be needed. (See also Overview of Infertility.) To be fertile, a man must be able to… Read More »
An individual has shared this expertise on Twitter in an account named. He claims that he was following on-line directions when he received misplaced within the woods whereas driving. Based on the Every day Star, he then took the assistance of Google Maps to discover a means out of the forest. When he was driving within the forest… Read More »
How much money is needed to build a mosque? On an average, including the cost of land (which alone can cost up to Rs 3 lakh for 500 square yards next to a highway), a mosque costs anything between Rs 12 lakh and Rs 15 lakh. How much does the biggest mosque cost? The largest mosque in the… Read More »
Big Sky Wildlife Spotlight: Wolves Wolves are one of the many types of wildlife that live in Big Sky, Montana. It’s rare to see a wolf, but we definitely share our backcountry playground with these creatures. The next time you head out on a ski tour in the Lee Metcalf Wilderness, climb a remote peak, or backpack through… Read More »
It is normal, at the end of the year, for organizations such as ours to assemble a “best of” list of stories. It’s a recognition of great work and a small thank you gift to those who have supported us. We don’t have to tell you that 2020 was not a normal year. But even in the maelstrom… Read More »
As the coronavirus pandemic stretched into spring, then summer, many Americans turned to home gardening. It’s a perfect pandemic hobby—soothing, tactile, a way to get outside when many public spaces are closed. Plus, for the large numbers of people facing unemployment or underemployment, growing food can feel like a bulwark against hunger. By March, when cities began implementing lockdown… Read More »
Do you feel irritable, isolated or withdrawn? Do you find yourself working all the time? Drinking too much? These unhealthy coping strategies may be clues that you have male depression. Depression can affect men and women differently. When depression occurs in men, it may be masked by unhealthy coping behavior. For a number of reasons, male depression often… Read More »
Prenatal care is health care that a woman gets while pregnant. Going early and regularly for prenatal care can help moms-to-be — and their babies — stay healthy. Regular care lets doctors find and deal with any problems as soon as possible. It’s important to start prenatal care as early as possible — ideally, before a woman even… Read More »