Tag Archives: women health

The University of London is one of the world’s leading universities

With more than 100 degrees, diplomas and certificates on offer, and flexible opportunities to study how and where you choose, we are confident you will find the ideal option to suit your interests, skills and lifestyle. A federation of excellence The University of London consists of 17 independent federation members with outstanding global reputations for teaching and research. All of the degrees offered through the University… Read More »

If Your Heart Gets Tired, Increase Your Busyness

Staying busy is often seen as a badge of honor and a marker of self-worth, with a lack of leisure time viewed as a direct indication of status.1 However, over-scheduling ourselves to the point where we are always busy can negatively affect our physical and emotional wellness, also impacting our ability to maintain healthy relationships. Why We Love Staying Busy… Read More »

What Are The Effects Of Not Eating Breakfast

You may have heard many times that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. And if you are wondering why? The answer lies in the name itself – break the fast that you have undergone through the night. Some people can’t imagine starting their day without a bowl of oatmeal or a plate of eggs. Others, on the other… Read More »

Cardamom is used in food in every home

Elaichi, more commonly known as cardamom, is a spice that effortlessly transforms ordinary dishes into culinary delights, enveloping them in a tantalising aroma and rich flavour. Its vivid green pods, dotted with black pearls, enhance the essence of every imaginable dish or dessert. Yet, beyond its culinary prowess, cardamom boasts different health benefits. Notably, high-quality cardamom pods are… Read More »

A king Declared That No One Would Lie

First published in 1957, Here Lies Our Sovereign Lord is the third in Jean Plaidy’s Charles II trilogy, which can also be purchased in an omnibus edition titled Charles II or The Loves of Charles II. The phrase “Here Lies Our Sovereign Lord” is from a satirical poem by Lord Rochester and was nailed to King Charles’s bedroom door. ‘Here lies our Sovereign… Read More »

Taramira Oil Benefits

Taramira Oil or Jamba oil is seed oil, squeezed from the seeds of the arugula (Eruca sativa). Since the plant is exceptionally dry spell safe, the oil is well known in locales of poor precipitation, especially in West Asia, Pakistan and Northern India. In Hindi, it is known as Taramira otherwise its general name is Eruca sativa which is… Read More »

The process of enhancing the beauty of the face

What is natural beauty? Some people might say it’s that no-makeup-makeup look done just right. Or that perfect glow you get when you leave your facial appointment. Natural beauty can mean looking good au naturale, sure. But sometimes, it’s as plain and simple as loving the skin you’re in. Look Good, Feel Good The way we look on… Read More »

Role of Islam in the management of Psychiatric disorders

With the significant growth of the Muslim population all over the world, there exists a corresponding increase in the need for mental health services that suit this group of patients. Research demonstrates the effectiveness of the integration of spirituality and religiosity into psychotherapy and how religious beliefs could affect the management plans. This article discusses the impact of… Read More »

10 Benefits Of Using Orange Peel Powder For Skin

Fruits are known to be great for your skin. They can be consumed or used topically. One such fruit is orange. Even its peel is extremely beneficial for your skin. You can easily convert it into a powder and incorporate it into your skincare regimen. Orange peel powder contains antioxidants and vitamin C. Using orange peel powder for skin can… Read More »

Friends! Let Me Tell You Another Story

I read the quote above from an anonymous source yesterday (And it’s also been accredited to the movie The Sandlot) and was absolutely moved by it. It spoke to something deep within me. Especially on a day I had just found a bunch of my old class pictures, assignments and report cards from grade school. We grew up way too… Read More »

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