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Live Long<br />
March 2018<br />
Watch<br />
Your Mind<br />
Fun<br />
Health<br />
Facts<br />
Mind<br />
Spa<br />
Oil<br />
Pulling<br />
unique<br />
way to<br />
weight<br />
loss<br />
Fascinating<br />
Body Facts
From the Editor’s Desk<br />
Welcome to the first edition of our Health<br />
magazine!<br />
Good health is a valuable asset and caring for it<br />
should be our number one priority – everything<br />
else will follow.<br />
Improving your knowledge on healthy living is<br />
a need of the hour. It is beneficial not just for<br />
yourself but the environment around us.<br />
Live Long is combo of wonderful pieces of<br />
information and experiences from doctors to<br />
normal citizens on healthcare.<br />
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We hope you enjoy and benefit from this digest.<br />
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Contents<br />
14<br />
Mindspa<br />
9<br />
17<br />
6<br />
19<br />
4<br />
WATCH Your Mind<br />
Fostering Mental Health and<br />
Wellness in People Over Forty Years<br />
Unique Way to Weight Loss!<br />
Oil Pulling<br />
Fun Health Facts<br />
21<br />
Fascinating Body Facts<br />
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WATCH<br />
Your Mind<br />
We are still carrying something that happened<br />
thirty years ago. Somebody insulted you and<br />
that would be still there; you still hanker<br />
to take revenge. You were rich fifty years ago, you<br />
can’t forget that yet; or you were poor and you still<br />
carry that with you. You just watch your mind and<br />
you will see a queue of past events going back, far<br />
back, to the age when you were three or four. And<br />
all that has become collected, it is heavy on you.<br />
Buddha says:<br />
If you want to quite the mind the first thing is to learn the<br />
art of reflecting. Just reflect and move on. Yes, live in the moment,<br />
live totally. Reflect whatever is and then let it move. Don’t cling on to it, so that you are<br />
again pure, again innocent, again empty and ready to experience again. Be present to the<br />
present-that is the meaning of reflecting. Here Buddha not only evolved a new technique<br />
of meditation-the mindfulness (vipasana) but also recommended that meditation must<br />
be essential part of life as continuous process.<br />
What is Mindfulness?<br />
Mindfulness is not an easy concept to define. It can be described as moment to<br />
moment, non-judgmental awareness. It is the process of being present during<br />
a given moment. It is a highly alert and skillful state of mind because it requires<br />
one to remain psychologically present and with whatever happens in and around<br />
one without adding to or subtracting from it in any way. Mindfulness is not a process<br />
of analysis, but being simply aware of experiences, which are taking place at<br />
this moment. By analyzing own experiences one either lives in the past or project<br />
in to the future. Mindfulness is about being here and now. There are different<br />
psychological treatment has developed based on mindfulness.<br />
Here are two:<br />
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1 Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)<br />
2 Mindfulness Based Cognition therapy (MBCT)<br />
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How to Do Mindfulness Meditation<br />
Just watch your breathe – Breath coming in, the breath coming out. There are four<br />
points to be watched-sitting silently, just start seeing the breath, feeling the breath<br />
and the breath going in is the first point. Then for a moment when the breath is in,<br />
it stops - a small moment it is, for a split second it stops; that is the second point to<br />
watch. Then the breath turns and goes out; this is the third point to watch. Then<br />
the breath starts coming in again….<br />
This is the circle of breath. If you can watch all these four points, you will be<br />
surprised, amazed at the miracle of such a simple process - because mind is not<br />
involved.<br />
Effects<br />
Research has shown that the majority of people who went through ‘Vipasana’ or<br />
mindfulness based treatment programs report lasting reduction s in both physical<br />
and psychological symptoms. Their attitude and behavior undergo deep, positive<br />
changes that are rooted in a less conflicted perception of self, others and the<br />
world. The result is an increased ability to cope effectively with both short term<br />
and long term stressful situations. Therefore, Vipasana mediation and therapeutic<br />
programs based upon its basic assumptions and practices can be used effectively in<br />
the treatment of a wide range of mental and physical health problems.<br />
Sreejesh Chandran<br />
Founder & Psycho - Social Counselor<br />
@PEACE HUB<br />
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Fostering Mental Health<br />
and Wellness in People<br />
Over Forty Years<br />
Mental health is an important part of an individual’s overall health and<br />
wellness. According to World Health Organization, mental health<br />
refers to “state of well-being in which every individual realizes his or<br />
her own potential, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively<br />
and fruitfully, and is able to make a contribution to her or his community”.<br />
In youth – people are usually full of optimism, energy and vigor about their<br />
future. There are mentors such as parents, teachers and community programs<br />
that help out youth to achieve their full potential. However, as people grow older,<br />
opportunities of growth decline; people develop issues related to health; there<br />
are a multitude of responsibilities of education for children; and yet the struggle<br />
to maintain a good standard of living. In such circumstances, middle aged adults<br />
(forty years or older) may develop “Mid-Life Crisis”.<br />
Mid-life Crisis may be defined as doubt and anxiety about whether a person’s<br />
life is what one envisioned it to be like. Although, mid-life crisis is usually just a<br />
phase; but if it is not coped with effectively, it may have a negative impact on an<br />
individual’s life. Further, it may aggravate to other forms of mental illness such as<br />
depression.<br />
Here are some tips to help overcome mid-life crisis and foster mental health<br />
and wellness in people aged forty and older.<br />
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1. Learn to Work through<br />
Your Negative Emotions<br />
Understanding one’s emotions is very<br />
important. Often, when we experience a<br />
negative emotion such as fear, or stress –<br />
we try to avoid facing or acknowledging<br />
it. However, the best way to tackle<br />
any negative emotion is be aware of its<br />
cause and effect in one’s life. If you are<br />
experiencing anxiety or stress about the way your life has turned; pinpoint<br />
exact things that make you stressed or anxious. Once you have a list – see how<br />
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each of those things impacts your current life and to what degree. Lastly, make a<br />
goal to tackle each of those problems one at a time, in their degree of importance.<br />
2. Set New Goals<br />
Are you not happy the way your life has<br />
turned out? Did you have different goals for<br />
life when you were younger? Are you in a<br />
state of conflict about how to achieve the<br />
goals you dreamed of twenty years ago? If<br />
there is nothing you can do; simply learn<br />
to let go! Evaluate where you are standing<br />
now, and be proud of yourself no matter<br />
what. You must have worked hard to reach where you are. Instead of ruminating about<br />
old goals you were not able to achieve because of the circumstances life brought for<br />
you – just set brand new goals for yourself, that are according to your present capabilities.<br />
Not achieving one’s goals is not a failure – but stopping to dream, is definitely so.<br />
3. Build Emotional Resilience<br />
The term “resilience” means the ability to bounce<br />
back after an adverse event. Each and every one<br />
of us faces ups and downs in life. However, some<br />
people tend to keep thinking about it and get<br />
depressed; while, others see a negative event<br />
as an opportunity for growth. Be the kind<br />
who sees negative events as opportunities for<br />
growth. Developing resilience will make you<br />
strong emotionally and mentally – it will help<br />
you develop a plan when you’re in a crisis rather<br />
than being one of those who get stuck in a rut.<br />
4. “Give” Back to Your Community<br />
Remember, that the world you live in,<br />
and especially your community has had<br />
a special role in your education, knowledge,<br />
values and it has molded you into<br />
the person you are today. Giving back all<br />
the positive things and values, you have<br />
learnt to the newer generations is your<br />
responsibility to the community. When<br />
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you teach what you know, or offer a service to someone without expecting anything<br />
in return; you will be able to experience inner peace and an exuberant glow<br />
on the inside. You will feel as though your life has a purpose and a meaning.<br />
5. Be Grateful for What You Have<br />
Always remember to count your blessings.<br />
Focusing on the positive helps one attract<br />
more positivity and helps eliminate stress.<br />
We cannot always have what we idealize<br />
or hope for. Be grateful for anything you<br />
have, a job, children, health, power, status.<br />
Not everyone can have everything,<br />
so be happy for what you have.<br />
If you feel, that your negative thoughts<br />
are overpowering, or it you find it beyond<br />
your control to improve your situation, it is<br />
best to seek professional help from a therapist.<br />
About the Author<br />
Zainab Farrukh is a counselor and freelance writer. She loves to write about<br />
psychology, spirituality and women empowerment. She is also the founder of The<br />
WomeNetwork (www.thewomenetwork.com); where her goal is to help empower<br />
women in all aspects of their life.<br />
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When there is a will,<br />
there is a way!<br />
A Hands-on Busy Mom’s Unique Way to<br />
Weight Loss!<br />
We ladies love going to malls and shopping is our absolute favorite<br />
therapy but did you know that your neighborhood mall can actually<br />
be a solution to your weight problem?<br />
After my delivery in 2015 I weighed 87 kgs and in<br />
all honestly being a new mother with absolutely<br />
no help I just could not be more bothered. My<br />
only aim that year was not to pile on more kilos<br />
so whenever I went crazy on junk I steered clear<br />
of junk for few days and that maintained my<br />
weight.<br />
Moreover it was not weighing 87 kgs but<br />
being a plus size 22 that disturbed me. Being a<br />
plus size for me always meant a desperate desi<br />
wardrobe. I call it desperate because when you<br />
don’t get clothes at regular stores nor find plus<br />
size clothing worth a fortune you will always<br />
end up getting kurties stitched from your<br />
neighborhood tailor.<br />
My hatred towards desi attire dates back to my teenager years wherein I weighed<br />
117 kg. Being broad, tall and obese in a desi attire I could only be mistaken as a<br />
mother of 3.<br />
It all began in 2016 a month before my daughter’s first birthday bash wherein<br />
I had imagined myself wearing a trendy top but ended up once again getting a<br />
churidaar stitched. I decided to get back<br />
to shape if not my pre pregnancy weight<br />
68 kg and size 14 at least be a regular<br />
size. It was not just about getting a new<br />
wardrobe but also my lost self-esteem<br />
and confidence.<br />
My drive as an obese teenager to<br />
lose weight was when I decided to<br />
enroll as a fashion design student in<br />
college, before marriage it was to not<br />
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e a fat bride and now I just did not want to look like a Behenji (Hindi word use<br />
for uncool, unfashionable housewife sort of women).<br />
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Overcoming Challenges<br />
I started off with 5 am walks and climbing<br />
stairs (20 floors) but that did not<br />
last long. Sometimes due to sleepless<br />
nights with a one year old and sometimes<br />
my daughter would wake up and<br />
get cranky just as I would be getting<br />
ready to step out of the house. Then<br />
like every other desperate woman I<br />
attempted fad diets. Every night after<br />
my daughter slept I would find a new<br />
diet to experiment but that would last<br />
max of 4 days and then I would go crazy just at the sight of food. Sometimes even<br />
worse some fad diets made me feel giddy and I would immediately munch on biscuits<br />
or chocolate for a fear of fainting and not having anyone besides my 1 year<br />
old daughter.<br />
Frustrated, depressed, angry and cranky I finally broke down to my husband<br />
one day and told him how I was beginning to hate myself and even more when<br />
someone looking at my dull face and shabby desi wear asked me if I was the nanny<br />
of my daughter.<br />
My daughter at that point of time could not bear to have me out of her sight<br />
so gym, fitness classes, slimming centers basically anything and everything where<br />
my daughter could not be with me was not an option. Keeping this in mind my<br />
husband suggested to walk at Ibn Batuta mall which was 10 minutes from my<br />
house with my daughter. Initially the idea of going with my daughter sounded<br />
very revolting as she had not yet started walking nor would sit in the stroller as it<br />
terrified her but I gave in as there was no other alternate.<br />
Every day at around 8 pm my husband would return from work drop me and<br />
my daughter to the mall where I walked carrying a 15 month toddler weighing<br />
around 8 kg in a carrier for almost 2 hours and then when the shops would start<br />
to close we would be picked up.<br />
In 6 months by September 2016 I had dropped 6 kilos only by walking at the<br />
Ibn Batuta mall with absolutely no diet restriction. From 87 to 81 kgs in 6 months<br />
without any diet was definitely a biggie for me. Happy and motivated I thought to<br />
myself if I could lose 6 kilos by just carrying my child in the carrier and walking at<br />
the mall may be if I altered my diet I might be able to fit into my favorite clothes<br />
at least by my 31 birthday in Jan 2017.<br />
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After a few failed attempts of no sugar and low carb at night I decided to try<br />
portion control wherein I ate everything but in limited quantity and early dinner<br />
at 6 pm.<br />
My Dietary Changes<br />
☛☛<br />
Breakfast 9.30 am - one slice<br />
toasted brown bread instead of 2<br />
with 1 tbs peanut butter topped<br />
with half banana sliced and a few<br />
sprinkles of flax and chia seeds<br />
or 1 slice toasted brown bread<br />
with 2 eggs<br />
☛☛<br />
Cardamom tea with milk and<br />
1 tsp brown sugar<br />
☛☛<br />
Lunch at 1 pm - 1/2 cup rice<br />
instead of 1 with non veg curry, salad and buttermilk<br />
☛☛<br />
Snack at 4 pm - handful of nuts with again cardamom milk and tsp brown<br />
sugar<br />
☛☛<br />
Dinner at 6 pm - 1/2 cup rice instead of 1 with non veg curry, salad and<br />
buttermilk<br />
Cheat Days<br />
Instead of 1 cheat day I treated myself<br />
on 2 days Friday and Saturday reason<br />
being when I tried one cheat day I<br />
went crazy with food from breakfast<br />
to dinner which often lead to a restart.<br />
Having 2 cheat days kept me in control<br />
wherein I just had a cheat meal<br />
on both days that too during the first<br />
half of the day. Mostly it would be a<br />
pastry or an ice cream.<br />
By Jan 2017 on my 31st birthday I was over the moon<br />
weighing 77 kgs, size 18 and finally wearing a pretty top from my favorite store.<br />
As my daughter turned 2 and started walking I stopped waiting for my husband<br />
to drop and pick me from the mall instead I braved the walk with my toddler to<br />
and from the mall also by myself.<br />
Now I started leaving to mall immediately after my dinner at 6 pm. This gave<br />
me not just more time to walk at the mall but I also started to enjoy browsing<br />
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through my favorite stores, checking out clothes, accessories and everything<br />
I desired to add to my new wardrobe. Also being at the mall every day I would be<br />
one of the few customers who would get to know about the sales early enough to<br />
grab the best buys. This motivated me not just to be regular but also to control<br />
my emotional eating. I started to keep aside a pouch for myself and called it the<br />
magic pouch. Every time I craved for junk food I calculated its worth and saved<br />
that money in the pouch for buying clothes and accessories. Example if I craved<br />
for a burger meal worth 25 Dhs that amount would be kept aside.<br />
Now since I was giving priority to wardrobe over food I made sure to carry a<br />
few healthy snack options like one fruit, baby carrots, crackers and nuts always<br />
with me to the mall just so that if I got hungry I would not head to the food court.<br />
However having a sweet tooth my biggest challenge always has been desserts and<br />
for that I tricked myself with flavored water. Now that my junk food intake had<br />
further reduced I lost additional 5 kilos by July 2017.<br />
It’s been over 6 months now being stable at 72 kilos and size 16. Although<br />
it may have taken me a little more than 18 months to lose 15 kilos and 4 sizes<br />
but it was worth it as I did not deprive myself of anything not even the sugar in<br />
my tea.<br />
Though now my mall visits have reduced to 2 days a week as my daughter loves<br />
playing at my neighborhood playground but that has not impacted my weight<br />
loss efforts. I still continue to eat in small portions, indulge in a cheat meal on<br />
2 cheat days and most importantly save money on frequent eat outs to do lots of<br />
shopping. Girls can never enough clothes or accessories, can she?<br />
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I am a 28 year old working mother of two kids. I don’t have trouble falling<br />
asleep but I wake up after several hours and then can’t go back to sleep.<br />
Is this insomnia? Can you suggest some helpful tips for having a better<br />
night’s sleep?<br />
Hello young lady, Insomnia is a sleep disorder that includes several types of sleep problems.<br />
People with insomnia may experience difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep, waking up<br />
too early or consistently feeling tired upon waking. The primary information that I would<br />
like to bring into your notice is that Insomnia is not a disease by itself, but it’s a symptom of some<br />
other problem like stress, anxiety, depression, or certain other physical ailments. So diagnosis<br />
plays a much significant role than treatment in this case. We have to diagnose it aptly and then<br />
only procedd to the treatment.<br />
The classification of your present situation as Insomnia can be done only after knowing in<br />
detail the duration and intensity of your condition. Please consult a physician to do an assessment<br />
or get in touch with our panel to answer some questions to shed more light in this regard.<br />
As for your question regarding tips for having better sleep, please feel free to try out the tips<br />
noted below:<br />
☛ Establish a bedtime routine that allows you to wind down and prepare for sleep.<br />
☛ Include regular exercise or physical activity as part of your daily routine but avoid exercising<br />
close to bedtime.<br />
☛ Don’t have caffeine, tobacco or alcohol close to bedtime.<br />
☛ Get up at the same time every morning, including weekends and holidays.<br />
☛ Lavender has been proven to promote healthy sleep patterns. So try applying cream, soaps or<br />
powders with Lavender fragrance before you hit the bed.<br />
☛ Listen to soothing music to distress yourself before sleep if you are a music lover. There are<br />
many sleep inducing instrumental music available in YouTube and other online sites for<br />
listening online.<br />
Hope you got your answer. In case you have any further questions in this regard. Do get back to us.<br />
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Sindhu Nandakumar<br />
Founder Trustee & Executive Life Coach<br />
@Svaastika<br />
www.svaastika.net<br />
https://www.facebook.com/svaastika<br />
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I along with my family recently relocated to new country. After the move<br />
I find lot of difference in my wife behaviour. She is always low and less<br />
interested in anything around the place. My son is quite happy with his new<br />
school and I find my wife only to be grumpy. She even says that the bad<br />
omens in the house is trying to influence her and are responsible for her<br />
erratic behaviour. What should I do? Kindly help.<br />
Moving can either be exciting or an unwelcoming event in someone’s life. From what you<br />
have stated, it is clear that you have recently relocated to a new country and you and your<br />
son are excited about the move, but not your wife.<br />
Moving is one of the top stressors and your wife is under emotional stress. Sometimes even with<br />
planned transitions like moving to a new country/out of family or home, people can struggle with the<br />
feelings of the reality of these changes.<br />
Your wife might be feeling low because of the grief of separation from a known place, fear of the<br />
new unknown place etc. The effect of change – the trauma/pain is felt and displayed physically by<br />
your wife by being grumpy/gloomy or unreasonable behaviours.<br />
Some people ‘get over’ their grief/loss quite quickly and some may struggle to ‘get back<br />
to normal’ for many months extending beyond a year too. Your support and with few coping<br />
strategies she can return back to normal state of mind. But if grief sticks around a lot longer than<br />
it should or in destructive ways, kindly visit a counsellor near your place.<br />
Some coping strategies:<br />
1 Make your wife understand all good things that can happen because of this move. Or you can<br />
request her to prepare a list of all good things that she can see in her life which includes you<br />
and your son’s activities- new people she has met, new experiences she has come across etc.<br />
This will make her realise that this life is also better.<br />
2 Take help from your family and friends. Let your family members know that your wife is<br />
feeling overwhelmed by the move and that you need their help to bring her to normal state<br />
of mind. By regular touch with her loved ones, she might feel that she has not lost everything<br />
with this move.<br />
3 Take time and get yourself and your wife introduced to your neighbours. You and your son<br />
already have the opportunity to make new friends outside. But for your wife you need to create<br />
that opportunity. Try to go on for regular walks in your neighbourhood or a gym routine can<br />
serve as a way to make new friends. Help each other discover the new place.<br />
4 Try to establish new routines for her. Do not try to enrol her in any class to keep her occupied.<br />
Try to understand what she loves to do and encourage her to do it. If she is more pious take<br />
her to religious gathering places or to any mutual-interest clubs that provide immediate<br />
opportunities to connect with new people.<br />
5 Be patient, Do not be judgemental about her behaviour. Encourage her to embrace the new<br />
future and look forward to the wonderful things yet to come in her life.<br />
Best wishes for your new endeavour!<br />
Vijayalakshmi Venkat<br />
Student Counsellor<br />
Solution Focused Brief Therapist<br />
Life Coach@Svaastika<br />
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Oil Pulling<br />
Improving Overall Health with<br />
This Natural Oral Hygiene Technique!<br />
You may have already heard about oil<br />
pulling! Discussions have been going<br />
on about this in the beauty and health<br />
industry for some time now. Oil pulling is<br />
simply a process where you swish and swirl<br />
oil around in your mouth for 15-20 minutes<br />
on empty stomach.<br />
According to Wikipedia, ‘Practitioners of<br />
oil pulling claim it is capable of improving<br />
oral and systemic health, including a benefit in conditions<br />
such as headaches, migraines, diabetes mellitus, asthma, and acne, as well<br />
as whitening teeth. Promoters claim it works by pulling out “toxins”, which are<br />
known as ama in Ayurvedic medicine, and thereby reducing inflammation’.<br />
I got to know first about Oil Pulling from the youtuber ‘Shannon Sullivan’. She<br />
said it had helped her to whiten her teeth, improve skin and overall health. I was<br />
like – WOW! If such a simple harmless technique can show such big results why<br />
not give it a try!<br />
I started researching more about it and saw how many people benefitted from it.<br />
Some even claimed it cured their cavities (which is always deemed non curable!) and<br />
tooth sensitivity. People in favor of Oil Pulling argue if a fractured bone can heal<br />
why the teeth can’t. Many stated their experience on how they healed their cavities<br />
without having to get them drilled and filled! It got me thinking.<br />
According to a website known as oilpulling.com, In the morning, before breakfast<br />
on an empty stomach you take one tablespoon in the mouth but do not swallow<br />
it. Move Oil Slowly in the mouth as rinsing or swishing and Dr Karach puts it as<br />
‘sip, suck and pull through the teeth’ for fifteen to twenty minutes. This process<br />
makes oil thoroughly mixed with saliva. Swishing activates the enzymes and the<br />
enzymes draw toxins out of the blood. The oil must not be<br />
“In the morning,<br />
before breakfast<br />
on an empty stomach<br />
you take one tablespoon<br />
in the mouth but do not<br />
swallow it.”<br />
swallowed, for it has become toxic. As the process continues,<br />
the oil gets thinner and white. If the oil is still yellow,<br />
it has not been pulled long enough. It is then spit from<br />
the mouth, the oral cavity must be thoroughly rinsed<br />
and mouth must be washed thoroughly. Just use normal<br />
tap water and good old fingers to clean.<br />
Clean the sink properly using some antibacterial soap<br />
because the spittle contains harmful bacteria and toxic<br />
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odily waste. If one were to see one drop of this liquid<br />
magnified 600 times under a microscope, one would<br />
see microbes in their first stage of development.<br />
It is important to understand that during the<br />
oilpulling / oilswishing process one’s metabolism is<br />
intensified. This leads to improved health. One of<br />
the most striking results of this process is the fastening<br />
of loose teeth, the elimination of bleeding<br />
gums and the visible whitening of the teeth.<br />
The oil pulling /swishing is done best before<br />
breakfast. To accelerate the healing process, it can<br />
be repeated three times a day, but always before<br />
meals on an empty stomach.”<br />
According to this website, they suggest using<br />
Sunflower or Sesame Oil. Coconut Oil could be used too.<br />
I switch between coconut and sesame oils.<br />
Note that if you are using Coconut Oil you might want to spit it into the dustbin<br />
than sink as many people say it can block your sink’s drainage but make sure to<br />
change the garbage bag soon. After this, though in many areas they mention just<br />
to wash with water and finger, I go ahead and brush like usual. Also care should<br />
be taken never ever to swallow the oil. The oil has just taken out the toxins from<br />
your body and digesting it again is a bad idea for your health.<br />
I used to have really sensitive teeth from the cleansing process at the dentist. When<br />
cold or hot stuff touched my teeth, it would give me chills. My teeth were yellowish<br />
and were developing black line stain near<br />
the gums. After Oil Pulling for 6 months<br />
now my teeth sensitivity has reduced to a<br />
big extend, have started appearing whiter<br />
and the stains are gone. I have also seen<br />
significant changes on my lips, skin and<br />
even digestion. Some people claim Oil<br />
Pulling improving their thyroid levels too.<br />
I am really happy with Oil Pulling<br />
method and it has become a part of my<br />
morning routine. The results are slow<br />
(starts showing within 3 months only)<br />
but that’s the beauty of natural remedies<br />
and it is definitely worth it! I definitely<br />
recommend you all to give Oil Pulling<br />
or OP a try!<br />
Stay healthy and happy!<br />
In Just<br />
10 min<br />
How to Get Glowing<br />
Skin Naturally<br />
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Abidha Basheer<br />
blogger at abidhayyoob.wordpress.com<br />
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Fun Health<br />
Facts<br />
1 Daytime nap helps to improve<br />
memory and cut risk of heart diseases!<br />
2 Loneliness is processed in the same part of the<br />
brain as physical pain.<br />
3 Watermelon can help ease stress and anxiety.<br />
4 Men take note - growing beard prevents allergies, asthma attacks and<br />
skin rashes.<br />
5 According to study by WHO, Hand-washing can save more lives than<br />
vaccinations.<br />
6 Meditation is such a powerful technique that, after only 8 weeks, the<br />
brain structure changes.<br />
7 Human muscles are limited by the brain, we actually have strength to<br />
move cars and boulders.<br />
8 Over the course of 3-5 years, lack of sleep can shrink your brain.<br />
9 Diets have 98% failure rate because they are designed to make more<br />
money for diet industry than help you lose weight.<br />
10 Handwriting things can help your memory.<br />
Sleeping<br />
Tips<br />
Six Scientific Tricks for<br />
Falling Asleep<br />
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Fascinating<br />
Body Facts<br />
1 If the lining of mucus were to disappear from your stomach, your<br />
stomach would digest itself.<br />
2 A foetus only acquires fingerprints at the age of three months.<br />
3 The female egg cell is the largest cell in the human body. It is about<br />
175 000 times heavier than the smallest cell, the male sperm cell.<br />
4 Enamel, found on our teeth, is the hardest substance in the human<br />
body.<br />
5 During the first six weeks of life, there is no difference between the male<br />
and female embryo.<br />
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Sun Tanned Skin Instantly<br />
at Home - DIY Home Remedies<br />
Beauth & Health<br />
Tips<br />
Indian Breakfast Recipes -<br />
Healthy and Quick<br />
Breakfast Recipes<br />
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