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 Politics › Re: Nasiru Ado Bayero Assures Ugwuanyi Of Safety Of Igbos In Kano State by baghdad01(m): 10:57am On Nov 23, 2020 |
It is becoming clearer that the North wants to forge a strong alliance with the SouthEast towards 2023. I wonder how this power game will end. All I want is a prosperous nation where everyone is equal before the law. OEPHIUS: |
| Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Lady Writes To Her “Brutal” Employer Shortly After Securing The Job (Photo) by baghdad01(m): 8:53am On Jan 31, 2019 |
Women always planning the victim! We dont wanna read about your past relationships. You could have been the abuser! This victim playing narrrative is getting boring and trite! Stay home and nurse your wounds. We are not interested. 7 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Onnoghen: NANS Protests Against Buhari's Action by baghdad01(m): 2:12pm On Jan 28, 2019 |
It goes a long way to reflect the sorry state of eduction in Nigeria. Just take a look at the inscriptions on those banners! Grammatical errors everywhere! |
| Health › Re: 'Taking Too Much Sugar Or Sugary Drinks Does Not Cause Diabetes' - Doctor Says by baghdad01(m): 6:27pm On Sep 22, 2018 |
First of all....his claims are false! Insulin does not digest glucose..rather helps to drive glucose into cells that need it for the generatiin of ATP. Its imperative to state here that NOT all cells/tissues in the human body require insulin...Only skeletal muscles and adipose tissue do. Other cells/tissues like brain,placenta,nerves etc do not require insulin.(let me not bore you guys with the molecular basis) Sustained high glucose can lead to diabetes over time due to the sustained stimulation of the beta cells in Islets of Langerhans. In a normal healthy young individual...your pancrease can cope. But then...how about other cells that just admit glucose molecules into them.? Does sustained blood glucose levels poison them on the long run? Do these insulin receptors(Glut4)get weak over time..? The answer is YES! In as much as there is a strong correlation between genetics and diseases...humans through there actions shorten the time for the expression of these diseases. Such actions include bad eating habits(here increased calorie intake),sedentary lifestyles,smoking,binge alcohol intake to say a few. I dare to say that his claims/opinions are spurious! Take charge of your health! Consume calories within your daily body requirements! Do not binge on Soda! Last last do not listen to halfbaked doctors! I am a young medical doctor and have diabetes! Courtesy of my unhealthy soda drinking habit while in medical school! #stoptheSODAaddiction 1 Like |
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