Healthy Living
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Dangers of Taking Weight Gain Syrup!
From the years gone by, women have been subject to the objectification of their bodies with unrealistic goals set for each generation. At one point in ... -
10 important kitchen safety tips for every woman
By Patricia Uyeh The kitchen is a ‘woman’s little kingdom’ where she holds sway. From this her cherished territory, she churns out delicacies of all sorts ... -
40 secs man? Here are natural ways to last long in bed
A man lasting in bed simply means that he can control his orgasm as long as ‘’ he needs to ‘’, this could be until the ... -
‘I had over 38 sessions of radio therapy ‘, Breast cancer survivor shares her story on Minas Dollz Show
Minas Dollz talk show had a very interesting topic to discuss this weekend which evolved around Conventional and Commercial beauty but more emphasis was laid on ... -
7 health benefits of eating cucumbers
Though considered a vegetable, cucumber is a fruit. It is low in calories and contain a good amount of water and soluble fiber, making it ideal ... -
High Cholesterol: A Silent Killer
Currently, the average lifespan of a Nigerian is about 55 years, as compared to 67 years for Kenyans and 78 years for Americans. In fact, life ... -
Celebrities share their experiences at ORÍKÌ’s Ultimate Spa
By Linda Orajekwe On Sunday, 5th May, ORÍKÌ group and lifestyle communications agency, Some Solutions treated some of your faves to the ultimate Spa Experience in ... -
Low Self-Esteem? 8 Tips to change how you see yourself
Your sense of self-worth will impact every arena of your life. Your job, your relationships, and even your physical and mental health are a reflection of ... -
Actresses who ‘bleach’ have low self-esteem – Adebimpe Oyebade
Adebimpe Oyebade who copped the ‘The Best New Actress 2018’ award in the Yoruba section of CIty People Award has stated that actresses who bleach ... -
Breastfeeding can prevent 13% of infant mortality – Expert says
Technical Advisor, Policy and Advocacy, Alive & Thrive, Mrs Toyin Adewale-Gabriel, says if 90 per cent of mothers can practice exclusively breastfeeding, not less than 13 ...
