Monmohan

Joined June 2021

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I have always believed that process is more important than results.

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5 Effective First Date Tips to Make a Great Impression
Introduction Thаnks tо dаting аррs аnd websites, sсоring а first dаte is eаsier nоw mоre thаn ever. But nоwаdаys, there аre tоо mаny first dаtes аnd nоt enоugh fоllоw-uр dаtes.
By Monmohan 11 months ago in Humans
The Diet Mentality
Introduction When it comes to dieting, many of us fail before we even try. They are literally afraid of their diet and plan their failures along the way, before adopting this method. Unfortunately it's a fact, but many dieters are planning their first Rocky Road crash by eating their last plate of Rocky Road before the big event.
By Monmohan 11 months ago in Longevity
Positive and Negative Outcomes of Covid-19
Introduction In the past nuclear war was considered the simplest threat to the earth. However, the world is currently witnessing something unprecedented a world problem caused by a virulent disease.
By Monmohan 11 months ago in Longevity
Probable Long Term Impact of Covid-19
Introduction Human civilization has witnessed several pandemics at different times. Worldwide lakhs of people died from the Spanish flu, Hongkong flu, Ebola, Zika till now.
By Monmohan 11 months ago in Longevity
Creative Dates
1. Use realistic photos if you’re online dating This is technically something you do before the first date, but it can definitely inform how well it goes. “I’m a size 16, so I was always nervous to represent myself as me,” says Newman. At first, she’d included an admittedly awesome photo of herself on her online dating profile, but it wasn’t 100 percent representative. She realized that may have been a mistake when Date Nine looked her up and down then frowned, very clearly surprised by what he saw. “We had a torturous three-hour dinner where he didn’t talk to me but kept ordering more food,” she says. Of course, it’s smart to use attractive photos, but they’re going to see you anyway. No point hiding the real you!
By Monmohan 11 months ago in Humans
Mucormycosis: The Black Fungus
What is Mucormycosis? A rare but serious fungal infection, known as mucormycosis and conversationally as “black fungus”. It mainly affects people with medical health problems. It is caused by exposure to mucor mould, commonly found in soil, plants, manure, and decaying fruits and vegetables.
By Monmohan 11 months ago in Longevity
Impact of Covid-19 on Environment and Climate Change
Introduction The COVID-19 outbreak has been one of the largest threats to the health of people and also the global economy, almost every big and little city, village are affected countries is under partial or complete lockdown. All local administrations worldwide have put a ban on the free movement of their citizens outside their target order to avoid community transmission.
By Monmohan 11 months ago in Earth
History Of Dogs
Introduction There is no inconsistency in the concept that in the early days of man's habitation in this world he made a lover and companion of some kind of tribal representative of our modern dog, to help protect each other from wild animals, and while caring for his sheep and goats, he gave him a portion of his food, a corner in his dwelling place, and he grew up trusting and caring for him. Possibly the animal was originally a strangely gentle jackal, or a sick wolf, driven by his companions to hunt on land in an exotic environment from a pack of savage thieves. The association is well imagined if the women and children first brought home some helpless wolves to care for and raise the hunters. Dogs brought into the home as play items for children will develop to treat themselves and will be treated as members of the family.
By Monmohan 11 months ago in Petlife
A Brief About Diabetes
Introduction Diabetes is a common disease known since old times. Called madhumha by Ayurveda acharyas in the Vedic Sanskrit period, affects millions of people worldwide. A measure of the fast-changing lifestyle, the quantity of individuals with diabetes has doubled all across the planet within the 21st century. Until certain years in the past, diabetes was present among people of most common in the middle income or developed economics. However, the situation now has changed a lot. People within the developing societies are today increasingly suffering the wrath of mechanization, have undergone a serious change in their eating habits, and live crammed routines, full of stresses and strains. This has turned the disease is now widely prevalent within developing countries, and therefore the trend is towards a galloping rise. Globally around 422 million people worldwide have diabetes, the bilk living in low and middle-income countries.
By Monmohan 11 months ago in Longevity
Tips to Become a Chess Champ
Introduction Chess, one altogether the oldest and famous board games, played by two opponents on a checkered board with specially designed pieces in several colors, white and black. White goes first, after which the players act in accordance with consistent rules, each player trying to force a bit amount of the foremost opponent, King, to check him out.
By Monmohan 11 months ago in Education
How to Lose Weight in a Simple Way
Walk When I began my weight loss journey, I could not walk a mile without feeling winded, so any other type of exercise was out of the question. My doctor told me I was at high risk for a heart attack, and I was too fearful of engaging in strenuous exercises that may trigger such a reaction. Rather than jump right into the gym, I walked slowly and added on more distance each day.
By Monmohan 11 months ago in Longevity
Cerebral Palsy Among Children
Introduction Many children around you whose physical development is slow since birth as compared to other children. They have stiffness in their limbs (hands and feet) thanks to which they begin walking a bit late. they need difficulty in walking and try to steer on their toes rather than their feet.
By Monmohan 11 months ago in Psyche