Try to avoid lifestyle disease

Our modern lifestyles have brought about various lifestyle diseases that majorities of urban are facing these days. Problems like obesity, diabetes, depression, malnutrition, hypertension, chronic backaches etc are affecting both men and women equally. But the time haven’t run out yet. There are few simple daily practices. That you can follow to avoid such lifestyle disease and lead a healthy life. Brisk walking on a daily basis in one of the best ways of avoiding various lifestyle diseases. It helps in increasing the blood circulation, removes lactic and uric acids, press tight, joints and balance your physical fitness.

Avoid fatty foods and abstain from unhealthy fast food. Munching during long working hours can result in fat accumulation, which without exercise can be dangerous for your heart.

Use proper chairs at work and at home, long working hours in front of computer results in back pain. Correct your sitting posture and move around every half and hour. It helps in maintaining the blood circulation. Go for periodic medical checkups. A stitch in time saves nine correctly applies for your health as well. If you know it in advances, it is curable.

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Global warming:A big threat for the Whole world

It is almost end of the winter in bangladesh as well as in asian subcontinent.Summer is knocking at the door.But it is not a blessing for this country cause the world is getting warmer day by day  because of excessive producing of carbon-dioxide in the whole world and also in bangladesh.It is a big threat for us and also for those country which are situated in coastal area.

Because of  increasing amount of population in the world and excessive use of  vehicles which are running in fuel or oil, carbon-dioxide is increasing day bay.And also the world is warming excessively.In the past year there was excessive temperature in Bangladesh.Peoples were getting so exhausted that they couldn't bear it any more. It was sweating all day long and they people's were getting tired.It was not only happening in bangladesh but also in the whole asian subcontinent.

It is the time that we get aware of the global warming.Because the world is ours and we have to think about our next generation.If we don't the world will lost in a few years that we don't expect.

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Bravo Bengali Tigers!!!!!!

Bangladesh National Cricket team has finished their world cup mission and arriving bangladesh today.It was a successful and much achieving tour for them.They played beautifully throughout the tournament and went to quarterfinal.They had gone there by beating England and Afganistan.It was also a little luck for them that they didn't have to play against Australia  for rain and it was abandoned.

Maybe they could make it through semi-final but the India vs Bangladesh match was a bad night mare for Bangladesh.Actually the match was not against India but also against ICC and the umpires because they didn't want to see bangladesh in semi-final.The world cricket's former player and fans raise voice and protested against this heinous crime.The social media and electronic media was also seen active about this crime.

But although it was a great achievement for bangladesh and it will work for them throughout the year against the upcoming series and it will be a milestone for them.


    

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HELTH SECTOR OF BANGLADESH

Bangladesh is one of the developing countries of the world with a growing yet small sized economy. Resource constraint has become a major impediment towards achieving our development goals in health sector among others as well. Raising the level of nutrition and improving public health is a constitutional responsibility of the state. Health sector thus remains one of the leading sectors receiving development expenditures each year in Bangladesh. Successive governments of Bangladesh have also prioritized health agenda in the election campaigns and manifesto. Despite drawbacks over the years Bangladesh has made land marking achievements in some areas of health that has been acclaimed by world community.

In 2010, the UN recognized the country for its exemplary progress towards Millennium Development Goals (MDG) 4 in child mortality and for being on-track to achieve the maternal mortality reduction goals of MDG 5. More recently, Bangladesh was praised as an example of “good health at low cost”. 31% population of Bangladesh lives below the poverty line that indicates the high dependency of a large number of people in an overwhelmingly 150 millions nation of government. But unlike many countries, still the size of government budget is smaller in comparison with the demand. Volume of public expenditure in comparison with other countries is fairy low.

However, 15% allocation of budget for health sector is apparently a far away point down on the line in future budgets of Bangladesh as there are many other sectors competing for higher budgetary allocation.

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A cursed day in world cricket history

The cricket world had meet a cursed day in their cricket history.It was a shameless and one sided umpiring from Ian Gould.And india had also bought ICC for wining the match (Bangladesh vs India).

Bangladeshi batsman Mahmudullah was caught by Shekhar Dhawan but it was a visibly clear that his  foot was touching the boundary but the umpire gave that OUT and the third umpire didn't review that more than two times.What we see, like this critical situation the third umpire review this kind of things more than 4-5 times sometimes more than that.

The another most talking thing was Rohit Sharma's catch.The umpire give that NO BALL but it was like .5 inch under the waist.


This thing's give us the clear shot that ICC(International Cricket Council) became Indian Cricket Council.And we can clearly say that it was a one sided match by the umpire's and by ICC.

At last i want to say that Tigers(BD Cricket Team) we are proud of you go ahead we are always with you.

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Air Polution

Air pollution comes from a wide variety of sources.In Bangladesh poisonous exhaust from industrial plants, bricks kilns, old or poorly-serviced vehicles and dust from roads and construction     sites are some of the major sources of air pollution

We can minimise this type of pollution by making less use of motor vehicles avoiding the use of vehicles older than 20 years.We may also use proper lubricants to lessen the level of emission and pollutants.We can encourage people to use Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) or Liquid Petroleum Gas(LPG) for fuelling their cars.The government may relocate hazardous industries like brick kilns to areas away from human habitation

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Men's Perfume

Since the beginning of recorded history, humans have attempted to mask or enhance their own odor by using perfume , which emulates nature's pleasant smells. Many natural and man-made materials have been used to make perfume to apply to the skin and clothing, to put in cleaners and cosmetics, or to scent the air. Because of differences in body chemistry, temperature, and body odors, no perfume will smell exactly the same on any two people.

Perfume comes from the Latin "per" meaning "through" and "fumum," or "smoke." Many ancient perfumes were made by extracting natural oils from plants through pressing and steaming. The oil was then burned to scent the air. Today, most perfume is used to scent bar soaps. Some products are even perfumed with industrial odorants to mask unpleasant smells or to appear "unscented."

While fragrant liquids used for the body are often considered perfume, true perfumes are defined as extracts or essences and contain a percentage of oil distilled in alcohol. Water is also used. The United States is the world's largest perfume market with annual sales totaling several billions of dollars.

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