#medicine

thank you ….for support….🌹
thank you
all of you guys ….

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from whole world who supported me
i appreciate
thank you

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today is my beautiful mom birthday….
birthday in Heaven….
i even didn’t understand how i would feel today …. i drank medicine in the morning….
because if i don’t take ….

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will be tears…. and after physically i would feel bad….
and i couldn’t

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from early morning
with my own hands i baked a lot of little bread…. bought yesterday a lot of sweets….
and fed a lot of people …. no i’m did not going ….from my behalf

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it’s hard physically bake so much bread
but i don’t want anyone to help me….i wanted to do everything myself….and i did ….and you know it was easy for me….

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i cook really very tasty ( when i cook…)
but i’ve rarely cooked before…. i was a spoiled mom’s daughter….really really spoiled

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and in order for me to cook something at home my family had to “seduce “ for a long time … like would buy what i want or do for me….what i want
my answer always was
without “my cook”
you will buy or do

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oh can’t … don’t want
more words

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only his🕸❤️

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strong love ❤️🔥❤️

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saved me today….

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oh …. i don’t have any grandparents
but
it’s another stories ….
thank you

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Read this answer from fellow Quoran for more clarification:

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Women are only capable of birthing one healthy child per nine(ish) month period. So having 4 men tied to one woman means only one child in nine months. Whereas 4 women tied to one man means (at maximum) 4 children in nine months. This may sound like a weak argument today, but considering the lack of medicine and the chance of child mortality then, it was important to have many many children so at least one would survive.Economics- In Islam it is a man's duty to support his entire family (whether 1 wife and 1 child, or 3 wives and 8 children). By tying 3 men to 1 woman, that means all three men areonlyresponsible for that one woman and her children. Whereas if one man is tied to 3 women he has to support all 3 and their children. This is a much better situation because it means more women and children are being taken care of.NOTE:Islam does hold that women are allowed to work and support themselves,BUTin that time in Arabia there wasn't a whole lot of work women were physically able to do. A lot of it was hard physical labor or work that required education (which women[before Islam]were not allowed to have)War- War was fairly common, especially around the time of Islam's birth. Due to this men would die in battles and leave behind widows all the time. Due to the above reason (economics and work) it was hard for widows (espically someone raising a child) to work and take care of and raise her children. At this time there was no social services assistance to people who desperately needed it, so instead you would marry them and add them to your family, thus (as state in 3) the man has the responsibility of caring for her and her children as well.Gender Ratio- Due to war, work, and the harsh climate the gender ratio was way out of wack. Today the gender ration is about 101:100 (m/f) which is great, but then the male ratio was down and the female was up. This generally isn't a problem (or it wouldn't

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Read this answer from fellow Quoran for more clarification:

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Women are only capable of birthing one healthy child per nine(ish) month period. So having 4 men tied to one woman means only one child in nine months. Whereas 4 women tied to one man means (at maximum) 4 children in nine months. This may sound like a weak argument today, but considering the lack of medicine and the chance of child mortality then, it was important to have many many children so at least one would survive.Economics- In Islam it is a man's duty to support his entire family (whether 1 wife and 1 child, or 3 wives and 8 children). By tying 3 men to 1 woman, that means all three men areonlyresponsible for that one woman and her children. Whereas if one man is tied to 3 women he has to support all 3 and their children. This is a much better situation because it means more women and children are being taken care of.NOTE:Islam does hold that women are allowed to work and support themselves,BUTin that time in Arabia there wasn't a whole lot of work women were physically able to do. A lot of it was hard physical labor or work that required education (which women[before Islam]were not allowed to have)War- War was fairly common, especially around the time of Islam's birth. Due to this men would die in battles and leave behind widows all the time. Due to the above reason (economics and work) it was hard for widows (espically someone raising a child) to work and take care of and raise her children. At this time there was no social services assistance to people who desperately needed it, so instead you would marry them and add them to your family, thus (as state in 3) the man has the responsibility of caring for her and her children as well.Gender Ratio- Due to war, work, and the harsh climate the gender ratio was way out of wack. Today the gender ration is about 101:100 (m/f) which is great, but then the male ratio was down and the female was up. This generally isn't a problem (or it wouldn't

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Part 2 of vitamins and minerals importance:

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Minerals are vital substances for every living being to live a healthy life. They are like little warriors which help the body in regeneration and repair of cells, energy transmission, nerve signaling, strengthening muscle and bone, healing wounds, boosting immunity, and much more. Thousands of mechanisms in our body like performing day-to-day activities smoothly need the necessary amount of different minerals. But are we aware of which minerals are essential and how they play a crucial role in our body? And how can one take minerals via food instead of medicine?

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Vitamins are continually consumed within the body and must be repleneished continually.

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Vitamins are Organic Nutrient- Most of which are not made in the body and mainly obtained through food. Each of the vitamins have specific functions in the body, for example

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Vitamin A: Essential for Healthy Eyes, Healthy Teeth, Skin and General Growth and Development. Natural source: Carrots and other Citrus Fruits– all of which get their hue from the carotene pigment.

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Vitamins B: For Immune Function and Iron Absorption. Natural source: Whole grains, Potatoes, Bananas, Lentils etc

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Folic acid – Vitamin B9: Helps in Preventing Birth Defects in Pregnancy. Natural source: Dark Leafy Greens, Asparagus, Broccoli, Citrus Fruits, Beans, Peas, Lentils, Seeds, Nuts, Cauliflower etc

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Vitamin C: Give Skin its Elasticity, act as an Anti-Oxidant and helps in Iron Absorption. Source: Oranges, Guava, Red and Green Peppers, Kiwi, Grapefruits, Strawberries, Sprouts etc

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Vitamin D: For Strong Healthy Bones. Natural Source: Spending out few Minutes in Sun, Eggs, Fish and Mushrooms.

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Vitamin E: For Blood Circulation, and Protection from Free Radicals. Natural source: Almonds, Sunflower Seeds, Tomatoes etc
Vitamin K: Helps in Blood Coagulation Natural source: Leafy Greens Vegetables, Sprouts, Broccoli, etc

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—ᴅᴀᴍᴏɴ
Damon's lips crossed a mischievous grin as he heard Katherine's warning tone in his name; tease was her second name but she couldn't handle a little of her own medicine? What a shame. He walked off with the grin slowly fading, sensing how she caught up with his step. His heartbeat definitely made a peak at the moment he felt her hand in his — not that it was just unexpected, it was also the simple effect of touch she had on him. Damon's eyes rolled at the announcement of his alias; she couldn't tell him she didn't do that on purpose. Katherine's ex lover whose heart he ripped out — considering the Salvatore's confession it might as well seem like he killed the werewolf because of jealousy. Bringing his eyes up from their hands and instead looking at her, he could exactly see that it was fully on purpose as she smirked ever so provocatively. He decided not to give her the satisfaction of a comment to the name choice, although he'd really like to debate about it. Throughout the brunette's further explanation he barely kept the imagination out of his head what a marriage with her possible could look like; they weren't even aware of what they really felt and now they were about to portray a freshly married couple — now that seemed like fun. ❝Let's start our honeymoon then, wifey.❞ Damon told with a smirk, reaching out for Katherine's hand and intertwining their fingers, afterwards entering the building together. Holding her hand the raven-haired's usual coolness slowly got replaced with some kind of nervousness, the heartbeat slightly increasing; it was something new to him, their past never contained holding hands but he definitely could get used to that, even through an illusion. Arriving at the reception his face graced a decent smile, trying to play it off cool and actually seem as what they pretended to be. ❝We've booked the honeymoon suite, Emily and Mason it is.❞ Damon spoke, killing Katherine mentally while pronouncing the name.

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do the people of Mordor really not know what patriotism really means?
Patriotism is not groveling before a dictator who has launched a war against another state for the sake of his own ambitions. Patriotism is love for one's people, the creation of conditions in one's own country for a decent life for every person who was born in this country. These are the care of children and the elderly, the construction of schools and hospitals, the development of small and medium-sized businesses as the basis for the development of the country, the development of education and medicine to improve the quality of life of citizens. Patriotism is also freedom in all its manifestations, it is democracy and it is equality. This is all that is in the European Union, the United Kingdom and the United States, but what is not in Mordor.

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