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Medicine was invented In Africa, we've had lots of black doctor who have achieved incredible feats. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulDP7jgII_k?si=zn75Bh4v9d1FSpIp |
Many inventions have been made by black people example is this one, a black doctor whose discovery is still saving lives today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulDP7jgII_k?si=zn75Bh4v9d1FSpIp |
Wow interesting |
He delivered as promised, I highly recommend |
silverng:From your writeup the Ac is not up to 2 years, it should still be under warranty. Compressor warranty is always 10 years |
silverng:Since the other technician said there's no leakage, the unit is probably low on gas. Technicians mostly buy 1kg of gas, but some unit require more. Another reason being fake refrigerant. Your filters might be dirty, hindering air circulation, check if it's dirt clean it with water or just brush the dirt off. |
sacramento1212:Good morning. Yes the smaller pipe is always colder. |
sacramento1212:Good afternoon sir. I do not really agree with this, the small pipe is the discharge line while the big pipe is the return line. Both pipes gets cold but the small pipe is always colder than the big one, the small pipe gets cold immediately the compressor is powered on( if there is refrigerant). The big pipe gets cold a bit not as cold as the small pipe. |
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jeffersonsam:We all have our parts, tobacco smoke is one of the major source of indoor air pollution. Smokers should desist from smoking indoor especially when children are present. While cooking, windows should be open for proper ventilation. Air conditioners should be pressure wash to get rid of the particles building up on the blower and the evaporator coil. |
A recent World Bank study, the Cost of Air Pollution in Lagos, estimates that illness and premature deaths due to ambient air pollution caused losses of $2.1 billion in 2018, representing about 2.1% of Lagos State’s GDP. In the same year, it caused an estimated 11,200 premature deaths, the highest in West Africa. Children under five were the most affected, accounting for 60 percent of total deaths while adults suffered from heart disease, lung cancer, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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jeffersonsam:You're right sir air pollution is a major health challenge in Nigeria. |
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The dangers of indoor air pollution Air pollution is often associated with big factories or cars chugging out thick black smoke, we are becoming more aware of the impacts air pollution is having on our planet, our lives, and our health. More often than not, we think of air pollution as an outdoor problem, we believe that we are safe when we are indoor, but do you know that indoor air can be as high as seventy (70) times more contaminated than outdoor air? In 2018 the United States Environmental Agency listed poor indoor air quality as one of the top five environmental threats. Studies have shown that and average person spends 90% of his or her time indoor, at home, school, work, church, mosque, shops etc. what is indoor air pollution Indoor air pollution are dust, dirt, or gases in the air inside buildings such as your home or workplace that could be harmful to breath in. Indoor air pollution has been linked to a wide variety of adverse health effects, including headaches, respiratory problems, frequent colds and sore throats, chronic cough, skin rashes, eye irritation, lethargy, dizziness and memory lapses. Long-term effects may include an increased risk of cancer. Though children, the elderly and those with chronic ailments like asthma, allergies and heart and lung diseases seem especially vulnerable, symptoms may also occur in otherwise normal, healthy persons Type of air pollution include Particulate matter- (also called particle pollution): the term for a mixture of solid particles and liquid droplets found in the air. Some particles, such as dust, dirt, soot, or smoke, are large or dark enough to be seen with the naked eye. Others are so small they can only be detected using an electron microscope. Particulate matter contains microscopic solids or liquid droplets that are so small that they can be inhaled and cause serious health problems. Some particles less than 10 micrometers in diameter can get deep into your lungs and some may even get into your bloodstream. Of these, particles less than 2.5 micrometers in diameter, also known as fine particles or PM2.5, pose the greatest risk to health.These particles are trap in our air-conditioners and are circulated throughout our homes. Gases - for example Carbon Monoxide (CO), Nitrogen oxide (NO), sulphur dioxide(SO2) etc. The most dangerous pollutant is carbon monoxide, which can kill you within a few hours. Carbon monoxide is a poisonous gas with no smell or taste. It’s created when fuels like gas, oil, coal or wood don’t burn fully. It’s important to make sure cooking and heating appliances are serviced regularly How to improve your indoor air quality The air conditioner acts as the lungs of the building, it takes in air and circulate it throughout our home. If the air conditioner is filled with dirt, it will chug out poor quality air which is hazardous to our health. To prevent this, the following tips should be followed...... -----The air filter should be washed at least once a month, this prevents debris from get to into the blower which will then circulate it throughout our home. -----The air conditioner should be pressure wash by a professional, a least twice a year to clear out debris on the blower.
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Strongdickfresh:you're doing well |
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Day 2 *BREAKFAST* Brown rice with chicken peppersoup. 1Apple and watermelon *LUNCH* Beans and unripe plantain. *DINNER* fruit salad with walnuts. https://www.facebook.com/107753104785695/posts/114978294063176/?app=fbl |
bikassava: It's just your mind playing tricks on you. It not that hard, just take 1 minute rest in-between if you have to. |
https://www.facebook.com/107753104785695/posts/114628284098177/?app=fbl Day 1 Diet plan Breakfast Pap (ogi) many people associate pap with weight gain, but it can also help in weight loss, it high in fiber, it kind of low in protein but we add up other protein rich food to it, like soyabeans which is considered one of the best plant based protein. Pap and moimoi Add soyabean and milk to it, take it without sugar, if you can't add a little sugar to it. Remember moderation is key, excessive pap intake will cause weight gain, it's quite high in carbohydrates. Lunch Boiled potatoes and egg sauce. Dinner 3 piece of banana, 1 medium size cucumber and 2 handful of groundnut. |
Exercising is good "Very good" but exercising alone will not get you ripped. We all have packs (both male and female) if you are not seeing yours, it means it's covered a layer of fat, to reveal them you need to burn those fat through..... 1: Exercising 2: Cutting down calories intake. Number 2 is where the problem is, most of our Nigerian meals are really high in calories. This makes gaining weight quite easy, but really hard to lose in Nigeria. I'll be sharing daily diet ideas with low calories which are quite cheap. But you need to avoid these or cut them down to the barest minimum..... 1: Alcohol 2: Sugar 3: Salt ( has no calories, but causes the body to retain more water) 4: Soft drinks. 5: pastries and cakes. |
Sorry guys. I was really busy, we'll start tomorrow. |
2shaw:Baba nawa 4 u oo , so u no fit still make money with packs |
LIVINGICON:I'm not showing off sir!! I'm starting the challenge for others, I'll be posting a follow along video for 30 days for anyone who's interested. I'll be posting them here. Workout sessions and diet tips |
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bikassava:February. Started with early morning road work, then started bodyweight training mid February. |
It starts on Saturday. Requirements..... 1) mat 2) interval timer ( download from play store) That's all you need. It going to be a bodyweight training, at some point we'll use pull up bars, skipping rope and resistance band |
[quote author=LikeAking post=101203843]Drop pics. |
LikeAking:Tomorrow |
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