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Hmm too bad

I hope you don't have difficulties in passing urine.. But go see your doctor

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unuane1:
I have sent u one. pls accept for me to send u PM. Pls check ur email. Thanks

hello bro my mail is not opening yet you can send another message to this mail Tunde.badejo23@gmail.com

unuane1:
I have sent u one. pls accept for me to send u PM. Pls check ur email. Thanks

I have accepted I will check my mail

unuane1:
I have sent u one. pls accept for me to send u PM. Pls check ur email. Thanks

I have accepted

unuane1:
Edo state . Can I send PM to u ? or can u pls give me ur email to reach u pls?

you can send me a pm.

Ekpees:
the baby was taken to the hospital,some drugs where prescribef to the baby but the problem still persit.

what kind of drugs

yeah unfortunately people still take loadz of drugs.

chinysblog:
Hi guys, I just received this touching
message on my Email from a blog reader who
needs our advice,it reads...
" Hello
Chinny, am a 22years old, am too fat for my
age, since am fatter than most friends I
know.The biggest challenge I have is that I have
big stretch marks on my laps, thighs and
shoulder. Due to this, I don't make friends
anymore coz there all scared of my weight and
all.I've had two failed relationships as a result
of fat*sobs* I eat healthily and try to avoid
certain foods all to know avail, each passing
day I just discover am adding in fat.. This is
disturbing me a lot,don't know what else I
should do.Please I need advice from readers..
tnx and God bless"
Please guys send your advices on the
comments session below ,let's safe a sister that
needs us. Tnx y'all


www.chinnysblog..in/2015/05/helpi-am-too-fat-and-weak.html?m=0

tell her to go on c9 weight loss program.

kazzonline:
Na real wah @tforever no sha use style advertise your mlm products for here thanks for chking in

so you didn't research on them ? just wanted to know.

My oga what else have you tried apart from drugs.. But if it's not too much trouble I can book a meeting with my health practitioner and see how we can help her..she is not supposed to be in pains like that.

Go to the hospital first then you can give us the update..

Bee propolis tablets and garlic-thyme will help am guessing its throat infection

I tot I actually prescribed the solution for the problem..

Looks like a wound to me just apply aloe jelly creme to it it will cost just##2340

Royal jelly,forever lite and forever kids with aloe gel. Then you are good to go.

Na wah oo

unuane1:
Can someone staying outside Lagos call?

yes you can. What state do you stay

kazzonline:
Every one saying take the right supplement, if you are sure of your supplement post the name let me research it i would pay any amount for it, you dont know what people with acne are sufferinf you all just keep shouting supplements when the truth is you are all after your pockets and all you would eat. All dem forerever, gnld and the likes products are all scams in treating acne/pimples

To you that said i shld see a deramtologist, the best treatment any nigerian deramtologist (thatd if you would even get one because detmatologist are scarce in nigeria)would put you on is doxycyline, eritymicin and retin a( steriod cream),neo-medrol i hav used it all but no diff, so i would say they are all a failure.

But olamide the rap artist used to battle with acne as well, i wonder how he cleared his face sha

I still stand on my offer i would pay a ridiculous amout for any product that would stop acne from coming back

Drop your offers, scam supplements, MLM products, that has not been used to treat acne before dont bother droping your email, if you are sure of your products drop it on this thread, i wud research on it and i wud buy from you.

alright bro I would not have suggested supplements if they did not work for me these were the products I used..propolis creme,aloe gelly,berry nectar, garlic-thyme and aloe liquid soap. You can do your research on them..stay blessed.

iamblisz:
My dear NL, pls and pls I need urgent help before this pimples finish my skin, I have been suffering from it for more than 10years now, am boy of 25years old and I have done virtually everything people have recommended, all to no avail, I live in abuja and I need to see a dermatologist that can help me but I don't know where to find one, pls if u know where I can get one tell me, in fact the latest thing they told me to do now is to test my blood or disinfect my blood, some say I should buy roaccutane , i have search for the roaccutane but could not find any, and they said it had its own side effects, please in thé name of God , please help me , i cry when ever i seee My face in thé mirror, i have already stoppéd all thé facial treatment am using cause they are not working n making it worse, they say drink lost of water I did that, in fact am frustrated and don't know what to do, but I still believe in God that I will be permanent healed one day. God bless u all as u help me

dude that would have been a forgotten problem if you knew the right supplements to take.

abbccc:
A lot of fake products abound in the Nigerian markets. Fake cosmetics, fake electrical appliances, fake canned food, fake spare parts, fake drugs, fake designer shoes and clothing- the list is literally endless. It is just about a fake of everything you can think of. However, with fake drugs, the effect can be so far-reaching because it is a matter of life and death.

The simplest scenario depicting this was a sad event which occurred in 1995. An asthmatic purchased a fake inhaler and when she had an attack, she simply reached for the inhaler she carried everywhere with her. It was no use. She boarded a bike to the nearest hospital for medical assistance. She passed out on the steps of the hospital and never regained consciousness. A fake drug and not the asthma was her Waterloo. Like her, many have died from the scourge of fake drugs in this country.

Enter Dora Akunyili who is best remembered for her work in the National Agency For Food, Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC. The agency came into the consciousness of Nigerians when she took over the helm of affairs. With some cooperation, the quantity of fake drugs in the Nigerian market was reduced drastically. Her efforts led to increased public awareness about counterfeit drugs and tougher surveillance by the Nigerian Customs. At the height of her battle, fake drugs worth about N2 billion (US $ 16 million) were voluntarily handed over by counterfeiters or seized after tip-offs from the public.

What is happening now? The truth is that there is a resurgence of fake drugs. Why? Is it that the importers and manufacturers of counterfeit drugs have found new ways of beating the mechanisms put in place to crack down on the illegal trade? Or has the corruption, which Akunyili said had been the bane of NAFDAC, returned? Has the surveillance at the sea and airports been relaxed? Do the inspections which led to surrender of fake drugs, arrest of counterfeiters and shopkeepers still take place? What about the legislation that should support efforts which are already in place?

Or is it a combination of all these factors? Nothing can be quite as disheartening to agents as risking their lives to gather information, arresting culprits and in no distant time, see them walk free and in some cases, have enough information to threaten their lives. No worse morale killer. The penalty for fake drug producer or importer ranges from paltry fines to between three months to five years imprisonment. That is preposterous for the billions they make, the hardships suffered and the lives lost. It was good news to read in the papers recently that an importer of fake drugs was apprehended. A big fish going by the worth of seized goods worth about a billion naira or more.

However, how will the story end? What of his collaborators within and outside the country? The fake drug business is worth billions of US dollars and is a powerful international cartel. Unfortunately, Nigeria – in fact many African countries – are where they are able to do their dirty business (in collusion with people of that country) and get away with it. It is clear that counterfeit drugs are more of our problem than it can ever be for any Western nation. This is a battle we must fight ourselves. Appropriate legislation should be put in place. Our lives are at stake. No one is immune.

NAFDAC and other agencies cannot do it alone without the necessary backing and political will. Enabling environment and active wooing of multi-national drug companies to encourage them to establish their factories within the shores of our country should be made a priority.

The sheer volume of drugs we import from them is the bait. These companies establishing in Nigeria will serve more than one purpose: the monitoring agencies will be able to monitor their production processes and ensure that adequate standards are maintained. This is currently an uphill task where what is produced in far-away Asian countries can hardly be monitored by our regulatory agencies. In addition, badly needed jobs for our teeming unemployed youths will be provided. Also, they will bring in their resources to fight counterfeiting of their products so they can make profit. Our local manufacturers should be greatly encouraged.

More quality drugs can be produced by them with government support. Even when we eventually succeed in getting these foreign pharmaceutical giants to come to establish, protecting their interests jealously is very important.

Funding research in the use of our rich diverse local flora as raw materials to make our own drugs ought to be highly encouraged and promoted. This is a goldmine yet to be tapped. We should begin to look inwards so that over time, the tide will change in our favour.

In addition to these relatively long term plans, it is critical that something should be done now. Relatively mild ailments are no longer easy to treat. The experiences of physicians around me tell a whole lot. My experiences and those of friends where relatively mild ailments need trial of drugs from different drug outlets before one gets ‘lucky’ and gets an original product is disheartening.

In the past few months, for a relatively healthy individual, I have had quite a few experiences with counterfeit drugs that I am left pondering: If I have had as much exposure, how about those who are sick and literally depend on drugs to survive? Antibiotics don’t work; a cocktail of antibiotics is used to treat patients thereby encouraging antibiotic resistance; wounds and ulcers remain unhealed, compounding the misery of sick, suffering Nigerians while draining their pockets of scarce resources. Efforts of health care providers are frustrated, making a mockery of diagnostic efforts. How and when will this end? Who will deliver us?

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/the-return-of-fake-drugs/

well thank goodness I don't use drugs

seedorfg:
i just got a job in a soap detergent company, 2month ago. please i need an advice on how to safeguard myself from the chemicals and the scent of the detergent on my health presently and inward, what should i be eaten after work and what will prevent low sperm count from the chemical, though am not planning to live the job for now because of my education procedure and job scarcity, need your advice please, thanks .

my brother what you need is Aloe Gel this will help detox and lower the effects of the chemicals and scent. And for preventing low sperm count you will need Vitolize for men and royal jelly..it support healthy testicular function.. You can call me on 08131195769 then we can meet at my office for purchase.stay blessed

Gabriel6:
They is this drug in town now its called dr iguedo goko cleanser it sells at #500 they claim it cure different illness i bought it and when i took it i porge like say tomorrow no dey so i stoped using it. Have u had any experience like dat?

hope it didn't take other things out of your body as for me before I buy any new product I always make a very vast research about that product I can't just take anything into my system..

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are you sure about this...

Major line up here we need to supplement because we are not getting adequately the nutrients the body needs from the foods we eat nowadays...

Comment too guys don't just look these are facts I will keep them coming.