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Happy women’s day! This special day is to acknowledge the hardwork done by women all around the world. However it wasn’t a public holiday. How I wish it is, then I can sleep very late on Sunday. There was this woman name Jessica in my company who likes to catch attention by coughing. She doesn’t comes here often, but when she is here, she will cough non-stop. Is this a way to catch people’s attention?

I have heard people said that she has nothing to do, but she will always act busy. Some ways of acting busy is like rushing for printout, calling in a meeting room closing the door, saying that she is very busy to everyone. Has anyone met such kind of person?

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If you planned to have a vagina delivery, you got to take note of the following:
Having a lean-to-normal body weight before pregnancy boost your chances of giving birth vaginally. A study has found that the lower a woman’s pre-pregnancy body mass index (BMI), the less likely she is to undergo a Cesarean. Only 9.3 percent of women with a BMI of 15 –
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Dietary changes and nutrition can improve your hormonal imbalances condition. The nature of hormonal imbalances varies but it is closely linked to nutritional deficiencies and high intakes of processed foods, fats and caffeine. A good diet is an essential part to improve your hormonal imbalances.
The followings are some good diet tips:

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Many women have an issue with their weight. Check your Body Mass Index (BMI is used by doctors to gauge your body fat content) to ensure that you are not overweight or underweight.

Overweight can lead to raised oestrogen levels and prevent ovulation. Fat cells continually release oestrogen affecting the release of FSH. By reducing your weight might restored hormonal balance.

Being underweight by more than 15 % can affect your ovulation. Too little body fats may cause oestrogen level to fall and affect your menstruation cycles and cervical mucus.

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