Do you write directly on this site?

Try making you draft on Word Processor, that way you can monitor the number of words already written.

When I first submitted my article, I was rejected thrice.

1st the title was too short;
2nd, the content was less than 300 words (so i checked again what I wrote and found out that it has only 299 words);…[Read more]

@Grecy, You said it right dear. You explained it will what it means by the topic.

All those with diseases have corresponding foods that they really ate before they got it.

Yes, food has indeed many vital effects on our bodies. I recall that sometime in January this year, I started eating too many peanuts. After a few days, I started feeling effects of constipation. When I reduced the peanuts intake, my problem also subsided. So, food intake- even a fluctuation of day or two has a big impact.

I need to agree because a person who has a gout tells they are eating a lot of salty foods. Those who have diabetes means they are eating to much rice and sweet foods with full of preservatives. Those who have kidney stones have been eating salty foods as well and those who have malnutrition are people who failed to eat nutritious food, to make it…[Read more]

I agree with you, Peachpurple. Laziness is also a factor to our unhealthy body.

Sometimes, when I am lazy to cook my food, I can’t avoid buying foods outside. It’s good that some of the food courts in our place cook veggies for their customers.

the problem is, we love to eat food that taste delicious, refused to eat bland or raw food.

That is why we become obese or overweight as we eat.

Veggies are naturally raw and bland. It depends on what other ingredients you added and the seasoning to make vegetable taste better.

Home cooked food is healthier, so becoming lazy to cook is a huge…[Read more]