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ajisebioyo1:No thanks Sir, I only wanted birds. By the way, I am a snail farmer and an erectile health expert: check my signature for details. As an agriculturalists. I have interest for birds, some other animals and plants. |
enjoy yourself, baby boo! |
This is mainly a political trial, the both of them no what to "sacrifice" to kill the case |
GURION:Thanks, I would need to browse about it to see the looks |
Seun:Yes, I made provision for their water and even feed. Okay, it is just that I am a bit confuse if they can be kept as pet. So that I don't get to buy a bird cage and at the end not able to use it. |
And may I ask how much the suppose father-in-law paid to marry his own wife? Thief. . . |
congrats |
Lol. . .You aren't a good politician then, If you didn't know even before and during the selection. Oh, sorry "primary". |
darkenkach:Okay, just that I needed a bird a bit smaller |
This is a sign that what ever goes up must surely come down. Her own may be occasion by Nigeria economy |
This is where I temporary keep them
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I have this long interest and passion to keep birds as pet. I have severally caught some few birds which I intended keeping as pet. The shocking news is that I usually wake up the following day to meet them dead, even before I could get a bird cage. I do have this bad feelings been somehow responsible for the deaths, and I am equally not pleased not to have my long desires of keeping a bird as pet come through. Please, I need advise on the following: 1. What could be exactly responsible for the deaths? 2. What is the name of this particular breeds? 3. Can they be kept as pet. If no, which do you recommend? And if Yes, how? Thanks for your response
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Nice tips |
This is the way to go |
kudos. . .You are indeed, learned |
congratulations. . .Next please |
The title "Pastor" is becoming more dreaded than a fraudster. EFCC may have their facilities fill up if they go after "most" of these pastor-preneurs |
Darnyel:I concur 100% |
expected, there is no way he can boss the DIG's and even those AIG's that were senior to him before the appointment. "Old hands that were trained abroad my foot" And we still have serious misbehaviours down the ladder. This young guy "IGP" want to sanitize the old brains jo |
Here for info |
10. Steer clear of risky sex Believe it or not, some cases of erectile dysfunction stem from penile injuries that occur during sex. Taking your time and avoiding certain positions can help. It may be uncomfortable, but consider talking to an expert on the best position. Click here:https://www.nairaland.com/3190283/sex-positions-everyone-should-try to see some best sex positions |
9. Keep tabs on testosterone Even in healthy men, testosterone levels often begin falling sharply around age 50. Every year after age 40, a man's testosterone level typically falls about 1.3%. Symptoms like a low sex drive, moodiness, lack of stamina, or trouble making decisions suggest a testosterone deficiency, as do lackluster erections. Your doctor can check on that. |
8 Smoke Smoking cigarettes can harm blood vessels and curb blood flow to the penis. And nicotine makes blood vessels contract, which can hamper blood flow to the penis. |
7. Avoid anabolic steroids These drugs, which are often abused by athletes and bodybuilders, can shrink the testicles and sap their ability to make testosterone. |
6. Curb stress Psychological stress boosts levels of the hormone adrenaline, which makes blood vessels contract. That can be bad news for an erection. Anything a man can do to ease tension and feel better emotionally is likely to give his sex life a big boost. |
5. Exercise regularly Strong evidence links a sedentary lifestyle to erectile dysfunction. Running, swimming, and other forms of aerobic exercise have been shown to help prevent ED. Watch out for any form of exercise that puts excessive pressure on the perineum, which is the area between the scrotum and anus. Both the blood vessels and the nerves that supply the penis can be adversely affected from excessive pressure in this area. Goldstein says bicycle riding, in particular, can cause ED. An occasional short ride is unlikely to cause trouble. But men who spend a lot of time biking should make sure their bike fits them properly, wear padded cycling pants, and stand up frequently while pedaling. "No-nose" bike seats protect against genital numbness and sexual dysfunction, according to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. |
4. Drink alcohol in moderation or not at all There is no evidence that mild or even moderate alcohol consumption is bad for erectile function, says Ira Sharlip, MD, a urology professor at the University of California San Francisco School of Medicine. But chronic heavy drinking can cause liver damage, nerve damage, and other conditions -- such as interfering with the normal balance of male sex hormone levels -- that can lead to ED. |
3. Avoid high blood pressure and high cholesterol. High cholesterol or high blood pressure can damage blood vessels, including those that bring blood to the penis. Eventually, this may lead to ED. Make sure you check and maintain normal cholesterol levels and blood pressure, avoiding intakes with too much cholesterol. Having a Blood pressure monitors for home use is also a good idea. If your cholesterol or blood pressure is out of whack, get it treated. Blood pressure drugs can make it hard to get an erection. But many cases of ED that get blamed on these drugs are actually caused by arterial damage resulting from high blood pressure (also called hypertension). |
2. Maintain a healthy weight Being overweight can bring many health problems, including type 2 diabetes, which can cause nerve damage throughout the body. If the diabetes affects the nerves that supply the penis, ED can result. |