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HOW TO LOWER THE RISK FOR TYPE 2 DIABETES IN CHILDREN Type 2 diabetes is a serious disease. It used to be that only adults got type 2 diabetes. Now some kids and teens who are inactive and weigh too much are also getting type 2 diabetes. You cannot catch diabetes from others. Diabetes means your blood glucose, also called blood sugar, is too high. In all of us, the food we eat turns into glucose and our bodies use it for energy. When you have diabetes, your body cannot use glucose as normal, and blood glucose rises. Young people with diabetes may need to take pills or insulin to help the body use the glucose in the blood for energy. If blood glucose stays too high for too long, it can damage many parts of the body such as the heart, eyes, kidney, and nerves. Here are some warning signs for diabetes: You might urinate a lot more than usual, be thirsty more often than usual, feel tired, and have thick dark skin on the neck or under the arms. Not everyone has these warning si

“THE CHOSEN” VIDEO SET TO DROP – E L

Hip hop artiste EL is all set to drop the video for his song ‘the chosen’ which features heavy weights like Sarkodie, M.anifest, and D black. The rapper tweeted: ‘Okay Folks…It’s agreed and official!!! >>>>>>”The Chosen” video!!! Dropping TOMORROW!!!!! When the song was released earlier fans received it with all their hearts praising the artiste for such creativity hence there is high anticipation for the video.     If Hallelujah video is anything to go by then   I can confidently say fans should expect nothing but an amazing video that will complement the song. Like they say, a good music blends well with a good video, get ready for ‘The Chosen” by EL ft M.anifest, Sarkodie and Dblack.

VIP RAMADAN FETES AND CONCERT 2013 IS ON

Ghana’s award winning music group Vision in progress (VIP) revealed via facebook that they will hold a concert for all their fans in and outside of Nima after the fasting (Ramadan) and also the show will beginning with the feeding of over 10,000 people. Prodigal a member of the group who have solo projects running so loud wrote on facebook: ‘Sup Lovely PEOPLE we About to Do what we Do BEST each And Every YEAR FEEDING Over 10000+ppl Right after FASTiNG And putting Up A MASSIVE FREE VIP SHOW for OUR FANS on the STREET of NIMA . DON’T Forget ALL Your FAVORITE GH ARTIST Will BE THERE TO SUPPORT ThE MOVEMENT.” The member also added: ‘Watch Out for the Exclusive VIP video Coming Out soon ft Strenger & Katou *** WANT IT***” The VIP fetes and concert will host all the big shoots in and outside the music industry. Stay right here on http://www.infomawuli.blogspot.com for more updates on this Ramadan fetes. by....efo mawuli

AFRICA! LET’S FIGHT AGAINT SKIN BLEACHING–REGGIE ROCKSTONE

                                                    Hip life grand pa Reggie Rockstone has disclosed to a reliable source that he will soon be embarking on a skin bleaching campaign and that it is something he really on his heart. The X-factor judge tweeted: ‘after I am done selling you condoms I will go on a hard campaign against skin bleaching in Africa’. Rockstone also added: ‘I know I am about to be hated by the manufacturers of those products but who cares, word’. Bleaching is one norm that is growing very fast in Africa especially in Ghana hence an initiative from the grandpapa has the concern from all and sundry. Currently the Rockstone’s condoms are doing well and looks like fans appreciate the efforts from the CEO of Office. Details of this campaign will be communicated to readers very soon. Story: efo mawuli www.infomawuli.blogspot.com  
SUICIDE WARNING SINGS People who are depressed are more likely to attempt suicide. Warning signs include talking about death or suicide, threatening to hurt people, or engaging in aggressive or risky behavior. Anyone who appears suicidal should be taking very seriously. Do not hesitate to call 911 if you have plan to commit suicide or notice someone on the verge or go to the emergency room for immediate treatment. Anyone can become depressed, but many experts believe genetics play a role. Having a parent or sibling with depression increases your risk of developing the disorder. Women are twice as likely as men to become depressed. Doctors aren’t sure what causes depression, but a prominent theory is altered brain structure and chemical function. Chemicals called neurotransmitters become unbalanced. What pushes these chemicals off course? One possibility is the stress of a traumatic event, such as losing a loved one or a job. Other triggers could include certain medicat