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Travel › Re: Sweden Plans To Deport Any Migrants That Earn Less Than 2,322 Euros Monthly by ConfidentialDoc: 7:24pm On Oct 25, 2023
It may be a blessing in disguise for immigrants
Putin will nuke them at the appointed time.
Health › Re: Does Penis Enlargement Really Works? by ConfidentialDoc: 4:48pm On Oct 24, 2023
My own personal experience.. get a good product use it before you're 35 if you want a huge difference.

A 50 year old couch potato using vimax pills will be in for rude shock cool
Business › Re: Mike Adenuga Loses $300 Million by ConfidentialDoc: 1:33pm On Oct 23, 2023
Tijani009:
Make e day play, if i get 2k now i go classy small self
grin
Business › Re: Mike Adenuga Loses $300 Million by ConfidentialDoc: 1:05pm On Oct 23, 2023
N3TRAL:
Adenuga is a quiet billionaire. An extreme introvert who is rarely seen.

I love how he raised his children who are now classy young adults.
Which billionaire's kid isn't classy...hard currency billionaires
Romance › Re: My Girlfriend Is On Her 8th Abortion. I Feel Bad About It. by ConfidentialDoc: 11:34am On Oct 23, 2023
Tonero5200:
I don't know why I feel bad, but I do feel bad..I am human. She refused to give birth out of wedlock unless I go see her parents and do the necessary which is very okay by me, because I know I am not yet ready and where she's from I heard just the traditional rite alone can start a building foundation to lintel level...
we have tried breaking up because of this but one way or the other she still find her way back to me..My withdrawal game is good if not the count would have been more than that, but no matter how pro you are they must be some accidental discharge unknowingly most times.
I have advised her from the bottom of my heart because of the love we share that what she's doing it's not good and might affect her in the future with her family which might be me or some other guy. The thought of this is killing me and I am ready to call it off by the end of this month with no looking back.
You better marry her. Don't run o.
Politics › Re: Breaking News: Naira On A Free Fall, Now #1,350 To A USD by ConfidentialDoc: 8:39pm On Oct 22, 2023
It's normal for billionaires who have a lot to lose to panic. It ppl with nothing that see it as a joke !


BTW it's fake news.
Politics › Re: ‘Resign If You Don’t Understand Governance’ – Pastor Giwa Blasts Tinubu by ConfidentialDoc: 7:39pm On Oct 22, 2023
Christistruth03:
Somebody who should have resigned as a Pastor years ago is talking
Forget pastor.
Where is the lie in what he said?
Family › Re: Help! My Wife Doesn’t Enjoy Sex by ConfidentialDoc: 7:27pm On Oct 22, 2023
Even if you're just 3 inches, conditions like PCOS and endometriosis can cause excruciating pain during sex.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Israel Vows To Cut Off 'the Head Of The Snake' And Launch An Attack On IRAN by ConfidentialDoc: 2:32pm On Oct 22, 2023
When satanists fight each other in the name of religion you know it will end up in genocide.
Politics › Re: “we Removed Fuel Subsidy To Prevent Nigeria’s Collapse” – Tinubu by ConfidentialDoc: 2:17pm On Oct 22, 2023
ivandragon:
Your comment hit the nail on the head.

The fuel subsidy became unsustainable due to the inherent corruption & inefficiencies associated with it.

What a honest government would have done is tackle those factors that have made it unsustainable.

Imagine a president saying fuel subsidy thieves met him to take his share, but he refused. Rather than prosecute the economic saboteurs, he cowardly shifted the burden to the masses.
Too much sense... unfortunately we love senselessness too much.
Politics › Re: Attahiru Jega 2023 Elections Compromised – Jega by ConfidentialDoc: 12:46pm On Oct 22, 2023
Jega is a silly IPOB.
Celebrities › Re: His Leg Is Decaying:verydarkman Visits Mr Ibu At Hospital,shares Terrible Detail by ConfidentialDoc: 12:44pm On Oct 22, 2023
Politics › Re: Tinubu's Ouster Is A Must by ConfidentialDoc: 11:28am On Oct 22, 2023
oyichi:
when he was declared winner by inec, I urged everyone to move on and watch how tinubu will transform this country, but when the case of certificate forgery came up and how he suspiciously handled it, I know that he has a lot to hide, the case is no longer in the US, it's now in a different domain, a highly corrupt and shameless hands, everyone, including me is not expecting much from the supreme Court, when it comes to corruption in our judiciary, it's the supreme Court that the stench is felt most, two people who are not supposed to be in the ballot in the first place are in the Senate and one is our Senate president now because of highly controversial judgements passed by the supreme Court, tinubu's case is not going to be different, they will definitely find a way to acquit him, but this issue is .not only in the hands of the supreme court , it's also in the hands of Nigerians both home and abroad, if the supreme Court fails to do justice as expected, the masses will have to go out into the streets and get him removed, he cheated us, there were so many people who have been punished because of documents forgery in this country and tinubu's case should not be different, he can't forge his way to our presidency, it's an insult, he can't continue ruling this country with forged documents, the school he attended has denied the certificate he tendered to inec, there is nothing anyone else going to put up as defense that will be sensible, he has to go, for those who think that our security agents will defend him, you will be disappointed.
I'm actually impressed ....you didn't mention "Peter Obi" or "Yoruba".
It's common sense, that's all.
Politics › Re: Saraki Meets Akpabio & Gbajabiamila 2 Weeks After Visiting Wike's Abuja Kitchen by ConfidentialDoc: 9:31am On Oct 22, 2023
sulakishop:
Cooking up something
It can only end in more tears for the masses..
Romance › Re: Help! My Wife Threatened To Divorce Me by ConfidentialDoc: 9:04am On Oct 22, 2023
Every madness has a beginning and an end.
It all depends on your resolve or lack of it.
Politics › Re: Aaron Greenspan Just Filed A Motion In The Ongoing FOIA by ConfidentialDoc: 7:43am On Oct 22, 2023
I won't be surprised if the files reveal he was never from Nigeria in the first place.
Health › Re: Warning: Diabetic Foot Signs Not To Ignore by ConfidentialDoc(op): 9:17pm On Oct 21, 2023
Health › Re: Someone Help! Drug To Improve Weak Erection by ConfidentialDoc: 9:11pm On Oct 21, 2023
Simple

Health › Re: Diabetes: Foods And Drinks To Avoid by ConfidentialDoc: 9:04pm On Oct 21, 2023
Health › Re: !!! If You're Diabetic Avoid These Herbs !!! by ConfidentialDoc(op): 6:45pm On Oct 21, 2023
Next, I will be discussing the number 1 herb which diabetics especially need to take regularly to prevent or treat diabetic foot.

If you're diabetic, suffering from diabetic foot or want to prevent diabetes and wish to discuss with a health care provider

Contact confidentialdoc88.ng@gmail.com

Health › Re: !!! If You're Diabetic Avoid These Herbs !!! by ConfidentialDoc(op): 6:32pm On Oct 21, 2023
vanunu:
What of king bitters
First of all , what herbs does it contain ?
Health › !!! If You're Diabetic Avoid These Herbs !!! by ConfidentialDoc(op): 6:22pm On Oct 21, 2023
Living with diabetes or being at risk of developing this chronic condition may lead you to consider herbal remedies to manage your blood sugar levels. It's a well-known fact that herbs and other natural supplements offer a range of health benefits. However, not all herbs are created equal, and some can pose dangers to diabetics. In this post, we'll delve into the top worst herbs for diabetes.

Before we explore these herbs, it's important to recognize that while some herbs can be detrimental for diabetics, it doesn't inherently label them as bad. Many herbs can provide numerous health benefits for individuals without diabetes. Nevertheless, it's crucial for diabetics to be mindful of potential risks associated with specific herbs and to consult with healthcare professionals before adding them to their routine
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St. John's Wort:
This popular herbal supplement, commonly used to treat mild to moderate depression, has shown effectiveness in reducing depression symptoms. However, studies have found that it can negatively impact blood sugar levels in people with diabetes.

Ginkgo Biloba: Known for its cognitive benefits, such as memory and concentration improvement, ginkgo biloba may cause blood sugar levels to fluctuate, making it challenging for diabetics to maintain proper glycemic control.

Ginseng: Often used to combat stress and enhance performance, ginseng's effects on blood sugar levels are conflicting. Some studies show it may help lower blood sugar, but others have found it can increase the risk of hypoglycemia when combined with conventional diabetes medications.

Ephedra: Also known as ma huang, this herb, used for weight loss and athletic performance enhancement, has been linked to serious side effects, including increased heart rate, elevated blood pressure, and heart attacks. It can also raise blood sugar levels.

Garlic: While commonly used for its antimicrobial and antioxidant properties, garlic can lower blood sugar levels, which can be problematic for diabetics, particularly when taking medication to manage their blood sugar.

Licorice Root: Despite its use in traditional medicine for various ailments, licorice root has been found to increase blood sugar levels and can interfere with diabetes medications.

Bitter Melon: This tropical fruit has been suggested to help lower blood sugar levels, but the evidence is inconsistent, making it a questionable choice for diabetics.

Among these, ephedra stands out as the most dangerous herb for diabetics due to its numerous serious side effects and its ability to raise blood sugar levels. The risks associated with ephedra far outweigh any potential benefits, making it a herb to avoid for diabetics and non-diabetics alike.

However, it's essential to keep in mind several considerations when dealing with herbal remedies, such as potential side effects, herb misidentification, medication interactions, and the need to weigh the advantages and disadvantages of herbal medicine. Always consult with healthcare professionals or experienced natural healers, before trying herbal remedies, especially if you have diabetes.

In conclusion, while some herbs can offer health benefits, it's crucial for diabetics to be aware of the potential risks associated with certain herbs. By staying informed and making informed choices, you can effectively manage your diabetes and maintain your overall health. Remember to consult with healthcare professionals before incorporating new herbs or supplements into your routine, ensuring your well-being and safety.
Politics › Re: Igbo Woman Becomes Health Minister In Canada by ConfidentialDoc: 11:58am On Oct 21, 2023
gidgiddy:
Who gives a $hit?
Her dad would. I'm so sure...
Celebrities › Re: Explaining Spiritually Why Jada Keeps Disgracing Will Smith by ConfidentialDoc: 9:01am On Oct 21, 2023
sukkot:
oh it’s very true. I never forget. These readings take mental and spiritual strength and I have not had the time to get in the zone. Too much going on around me. But I haven’t forgotten . Let’s see what my life is looking like today or tomorrow. It’s an intense period in my zone , people dying and then people giving birth in the same space of time.
Don't worry my guy...this is a chronic condition.
And in medicine things like that take time to deal with and I trust it's the same with more esoteric matters.
Take your time sire.
We will wait.
Celebrities › Re: Explaining Spiritually Why Jada Keeps Disgracing Will Smith by ConfidentialDoc: 8:56am On Oct 21, 2023
sukkot:
also please do me a favor, anyone that wants a free reading if they are trying to do it privately through my email ? I don’t get the motivation to do those types of reading. I only do free readings in public forums. So while I understand that you may not want people to know who you are, but can you open like another alternate ID and then present the case here. As it is now I see I have 6 requests. If you add yours it makes it 7. That’s not a lot. I will tackle all 7 tonight and all 7 would get their readings before midnight so try to get it here
I really understand Bruv .
But remember I dropped 2 dates there and some people on this forum who know them could easily decode who they are.

Thanks in advance smiley
Health › Re: Doctors In The House by ConfidentialDoc: 10:40pm On Oct 19, 2023
wondarkid:
My dad was treated for haematuria as he was peeing out blood and at a time he found it difficult to pee ,I had to rush him to general hospital where had a catheter insert in him to pass out urine.

He was on Admission for a week before he had a clear urine and was discharged with the catheter still in his bladder ,everything was okay after like weeks he started peeing blood again through his catheter,I had to take him back to the hospital and the same procedure was done ,the doctor said he had gross haematuria ,he did some test ,his PSA was checked

The doctor said it might be cancerous so he was adviced to do a Postrate biopsy,which was done and it was confirmed he has no cancer and nothing cancerous but he had benign (BPH) enlarged Postrate

The doctor advised we do a prostratectomy surgery to remove his Postrate so he can have peace of mind ,my dad is 67 and I know the effect of the surgery comes with erectile dysfunction

I want to ask if anyone has experience this ?? And is prostactetomy a good solution to his condition??
If it will give him peace of mind yes !
He should go for it.
Health › Re: Can A Diabetic Foot Be Treated Or Best Amputated? by ConfidentialDoc: 10:07pm On Oct 19, 2023
Find out if you're at risk of amputation due to diabetic foot here :


https://www.nairaland.com/7882851/warning-diabetic-foot-signs-not
Business › Re: Naira Hits All-Time Low Of ₦1,152/$1 In Black Market by ConfidentialDoc: 8:34pm On Oct 19, 2023
DLSReigns:
"Tinubu will handle the economy, Shetima will handle security " what went wrong pls. I guess I am missing something.
Didn't Buhari handle security and Osinbajo handle the economy?
You're not missing anything jare...
Health › Re: Warning: Diabetic Foot Signs Not To Ignore by ConfidentialDoc(op): 7:08pm On Oct 19, 2023
DelilahMakinde:
So is this what Mr ibu is being treated for or is it poisoning or both ?
He's not under my management and I'm not privy to his medical history.

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