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Tuesday, 19 January 2016

Carrot Halua (One Kind of Sweetmeat)


Ingredients:

1.Chopped Carrot : 500 gm
2. Coconut paste : 1 Cup
3. Ghee : 1/2 Cup
4. Powder Milk : 1 Cup
5. Cardamom Powder: 1/4 Tea Spoon
6. Cinnamon Powder: 1/4 Tea Spoon
7. Sugar : 3 Cup
8. Raisin : 1/2 Cup
9.Chopped Almond : 1 Cup

Procedure:

At first boil the chopped carrot.Then you have to separate the boiled carrot from water.Put the ghee in a pot and give boiled carrot and coconut paste in it.Kepp stiring for some time. Then add sugar in it and again keep stiring. When it will become sticky then add powder milk, cardamom and cinnamon Powder in it and stir again.When it will become dry then add raisin and Almond in it and it is ready for serving.

Saturday, 26 December 2015

How Antioxidants Affect Your Health

The main antioxidant nutrients are Vitamins A, C and E and selenium. Antioxidants have been shown to have a protective effect against cardiovascular disease and some cancers.

Taming the free radicals

As you go about your daily life, your body produces free radicals from the oxygen in your bloodstream, and LDL (“bad”) cholesterol causes a build up of fat in the arteries (this process is called atherosclerosis). Antioxidants deactivate these free radicals and thus help protect against heart disease as well as some cancers.

beta-carotene on its own has been shown to increase the likelihood of death by lung cancer in smokers.However, the most recent research shows that taking beta-carotene in combination with the other antioxidants is helpful, reducing lung cancer risk by 16% (Wright ME, Mayne ST, et al. Am J Epidemiol 2004 Jul 1;160(1):68-76.)>

Fighting the Big C

Studies have shown that diets high in antioxidants (eg. the Mediterranean diet with its high proportion of fruit and vegetables) have a protective effect against many forms of cancer, as well as heart disease. However, in spite of extensive studies, there is some dispute whether antioxidant supplements have the same results.

It’s possible that to work effectively, antioxidants require other co-factors, present naturally in the foods that contain them, and that this is why antioxidant-rich diets may work better in some cases than supplements. In any event, it seems that the standard advice about eating a balanced diet that contains a high proportion of fruit, vegetables, whole grains and nuts holds true here as well.

Rare exception

The one exception (about which there is little dispute concerning supplementation) is Selenium, an essential trace mineral which is an important part of the antioxidant enzymes that protect cells from the harmful effects of free radicals. Several studies show that people with low intake levels of selenium have an increased risk of heart complaints and cancer.

Unfortunately, Selenium is quite difficult to get from most food, certainly in the UK, as this is mostly produced in areas with very low soil concentrations. You can obtain useful quantities from fish, shellfish and some brazil nuts, but if you don’t eat these foods very often, a supplement may be a good idea, especially if you are in one of the groups at risk.



Vitamin B – The Complex Vitamin

Strictly speaking, vitamin B isn’t a vitamin at all. It’s a complex (or group) of vitamins.

Vitamin B complex is a mixture of various B vitamins that tend to occur together in food. It consists of 8 distinct vitamins: thiamine (B1), riboflavin (B2), nicotinic acid (B3), pantothenic acid (B5), pyridoxine (B6), biotin (B7), folic acid (B9) and cobalamin (B12), all of which are true vitamins. Some compounds on sale include choline (Bp) and inositol (B8), but because these can be synthesized by a healthy undamaged body, they are not regarded as true vitamins.



PABA (B10), pangamic acid (B15), orotic acid (B13), laetrile (B17) and possibly adenine (formerly called vitamin B4) are also found alongside the rest of the B complex vitamins in food, but are no longer regarded as true vitamins.

Other nutrients have been given a vitamin B label in the past, including DMG (B16); many other “B-vitamins” appear to be arbitrarily assigned, possibly for marketing purposes, as the same label is applied to different substances in different places, and vice versa.

The best sources of B vitamins are whole unprocessed foods, as processing usually removes much of the content of B vitamins. For meat eaters, liver, meat and fish are good sources. Vegetarian sources include brewer’s yeast, yeast extract, wheatgerm, wheat bran, whole grains, peas, beans, lentils, bananas and kombucha. Beer itself is not a good source, because alcohol inhibits absorption of most B vitamins and if taken to excess can lead to deficiencies.

There is no vegan source of vitamin B12 which can be used by the human body, including supplements.

Saturday, 21 November 2015

Jokes: Conversation between two friends


1.

First Friend: 'Haven't you got married with Luna at last?'

Second Friend: 'No.'

First Friend: 'Why?'

Second Friend: ' I'm not rich enough. That's why she didn't agree to marry me.'

First Friend: 'Didn't you tell her about your rich uncle?'

Second Friend : 'I told. That's why she is now my aunt.



2.

First Friend: 'Do you know once some robbers commited a daring robbery in our house?'

Second Friend: 'Really, then what happened?'

First Friend: 'When the robbers point out their arms towards us all of ours hair got stood up except my uncle.'

Second Friend: 'Are your uncle very brave?'

First Friend: 'Oh no, my uncle is bald.'




Monday, 16 November 2015

Tourist Spot : Napitta Sora

Journey For Napitta Sora Trail:

At first you have to reach Mirshorai of Chittagong.After breakfast, you should hire a guide and start for Napitta Sora Trail. When you will reach there the cold water of the sora will drive your tiresome away. You should walk carefully because the way is covered with different sized stones and is not plain.If you are not careful you may get hurt.The more you will go forward the more you will be surprised watching the natural beauty of surrounding. After walking sometime you will get Napikatakum waterfall. The beauty of Napikatakum will charm you a lot.You may think is it really Bangladesh, so beautiful.After Napikatakum,you have to walk for some time and then you will get another waterfall named small Napikatakum. Then if you climb up the mountain you will see the beauty of village.Small houses of village add more beauty of green mountain. Again start walking.
After walking some time you will get another gigantic waterfall named 'Baghbianee'. The beauty of
'Baghbianee' will fascinate you.After watching the beauty of 'Baghbianee' you will have to walk again for some time and then you will get another waterfall named 'Bandorkum'. I can assure you the natural beauty of these waterfalls and mountain will make you speechless with a great surprise. You will never know what a beautiful country Bangladesh is, if you don't visit here.

Preparations:

You should keep necessary medicines to protect yourselves from Maleria. You should also keep cream, salt for taming leech etc.


How to go:

You have to go Mirshorai by bus from Dhaka. Then with the help of a local guide, you can reach
Napitta Sora Trail by CNG Auto Rickshaw or walking.


Tuesday, 10 November 2015

Tourist Spot - Thanda Sora


There are walls both side,a fountain is flowing between the two walls. The name of the area is 'Thanda Sora'.There is no need to mention the importance of nomenclature of this area. If you visit once this place, you will understand automatically. Thanda Sora is situated in Khagrasori. The way inside the sora is about 600 yard. You have to go through the sora following the piles of black stones. This journey is not that comfortable. Those who love adventure, They should come. The way of coming this place is very beautiful.On the way you can see the natural beauty of Khagrasori. Small green hills, flowing fountains, wild flowers, chirping of different birds- all these things will charm you a lot. This place is not still known as a tourist spot.


How to go Thanda Sora: You can reach Khagrasori by bus which starts from different places of Dhaka such as Kolabagan, Fakirapool, Gabtoli, Kamlapur.After reaching Khagrasori you have to get down from bus at 'Shapla Chattar'. Then you have to go 'Dharmaghar' area by CNG. Then you have to cross about 3 km hilly path.From here you will reach Thanda Sora by walking.

Besides you can reach Khagrasori from 'Oxygen' area of Chittagong. There are well arrangements of boarding in Khagrasori.