Heart Attack: Why More People Die

Scientists have find out why more people die from heart disease during the winter.
The increase in deaths from cardiovascular illness in cold periods was previously blamed on people doing physically demanding tasks, like shovelling snow, but doctors did not understand the biology behind the seasonal rise.
Now researchers claim that a kind of body fat previously thought to be beneficial leads to a narrowing of blood vessels when a person is exposed to low temperatures.
Brown fat, which is used by the body to generate heat, was previously thought to have a positive effect on a person’s health as it reduces the body’s reserves of flabby white fat.
However, scientists found that when brown fat’s heat generation is activated by the cold it speeds up the growth of atherosclerotic plaque, made up of fat and cholesterol, in veins and arteries.

Liverpool Ladies star Asisat Oshoala has been named as the BBC Women's Footballer of the Year for 2015.

Following a poll held online, as well as via mobile phone and handheld devices, Reds star Oshoala received the most votes to become the winner.
The four other contenders for the award were Veronica Boquete (Spain and FFC Frankfurt), Nadine Kessler (Germany and VFL Wolfsburg), Kim Little (Scotland and Seattle Reign FC) and Marta (Brazil and FC Rosengard).
The shortlist was selected by a panel of experts including administrators, journalists, coaches and former players.
Reflecting on her award, Oshoala said: "I am extremely proud to have won this award as it is a real honour for both myself and my family.

Just to be nominated against such world-class players was a real privilege, but to have won the award is absolutely fantastic.

Last year was an incredible year as I managed to help Nigeria U20s get to the U20 World Cup final, as well as being named African Women's Footballer of the Year, so this award tops off a great year.

I would like to thank everyone that voted for me, with a special mention to my supporters in Nigeria, including my previous club River Angels and my current club, Liverpool Ladies."
Paying his own personal tribute, Liverpool Ladies manager Matt Beard said: "It's a great accolade.

She caught our eye in the U20 World Cup with her performances when she had a fantastic tournament, and then she did the same for the first team when she helped them qualify for the World Cup.

Since she came to Liverpool this year she has improved with every training session and every game, and it's fantastic for her and great for us as well.

She's also a great character. Anyone who saw her goal against Birmingham will remember the celebration dance she did.

She's young and she's given up everything she knows to come over to England and play for Liverpool FC. She's settling in nicely and we are delighted to have her on board.

Chocolate Royale Shut By NAFDAC For Distributing 1billion Naira Expired Goods

National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC has sealed Lagos – based confectioneries and multinational food outlet, Chocolate Royale over what it described as “unethical practices” and non-adherent to Good Manufacturing and Hygienic Practices.
Vanguard gathered that the outlet was sealed following a tip-off and intelligence report which indicted the company of illegal importation, storage and use of expired ingredients and food products for preparing of food and confectioneries served to unsuspecting customers.
The company was also accused of operating and maintaining illegal cold-rooms at their Managing Director’s resident where large quantities of various expired and spoilt food ingredients worth millions of naira were uncovered.
The Agency claimed that it’s action became necessary following avalanche of complaints of violation and affront of the company to the regulatory body’s regulations. Announcing the closure of the facilities located at Plot 267A Etim Inyang Crescent and the Managing Director’s residence on No 1, Karimu Kotun Street, all in Victoria Island, Lagos, the Director, Investigation and Enforcement of NAFDAC, Mr. Kingsley Ejiofor disclosed that some top officials of the company were equally arrested for interrogation for willfully obstructing the NAFDAC operatives in the course of their duties during the exercise which lasted over, nine hours.
The expired products worth over N1bn had been evacuated from both premises in six vans, Ejiofor confirmed.
He said six persons were arrested in connection with the incident, explaining that they were held for intentionally obstructing NAFDAC officials while on official duties.His words: “The suspect will be interrogated, while the products will be sampled and taken to the laboratory for analysis, where the labels and contents will be properly analysed. And at the end of the day when the results are out, that will determine the next of action.”
Ejiofor who is also the Chairman of Federal Taskforce on Fake and Counterfeit Drugs, Unwholesome Processed Foods and other regulated products, said that the food and confectionery outlet will remain closed to allow for proper investigation.
“They will be investigated by the Federal Taskforce and NAFDAC. At the end of the investigations, files submitted will be reviewed and after evaluation, we will send them to the legal division which will advice on what next to do and if we have enough facts, then will proceed on prosecution,” he added.
Meanwhile, NAFDAC’s Director-General, Dr. Paul Orhii has inspected the seized products evacuated to the Agency’s Enforcement office at Apapa, assuring Nigerians that the case would be thoroughly investigated to ascertain the level of violations to aid prosecution.
Orhii who frowned at the development disclosed that apart from the products being expired, they were not registered by NAFDAC therefore should not have come into the country in the first place.
The Director General directed that in the course of the investigation, those handling the matter should request the company to furnish them with their clearing documents to ascertain if the offending products were legally cleared at the point of entry.
Reiterating that Chocolate Royale will remain sealed and closed to the public until all the issues are fully investigated and resolved, Orhii commended Nigerians for their support for NAFDAC and urged them to help to provide more information that will assist them unravel the activities of those he described as the ‘’merchants of death’’ just as he revealed that there is a reward system in place for those who could furnish the Agency with useful information that will aid it to uncover more hideout of violators.

Chocolate Royale is a subsidiary of AIM Group belonging to a Lebanase business mogul, Mr. Amin Moussalli who is also the owners of broadcast stations; Cool Fm, Nigerian Info Fm, Wazobia Fm, Cool TV, Wee TV and Wazobia TV respectively among other business interests in Nigeria

Five Things Ladies Openly Lie About

In their world it's norm but in our world is what it is 'lies'

1. NAME: She is such a beautiful girl; exaggeration cannot describe the elegancy of her beauty. So you walk up to her and said "Hi am Starling" and she replied "Am Balqus" when in actual fact her name is something like *Bilikisu*

2. STATUS: In the name of forming you hear something like am in a Relationship when in actual sense she has just been dumped.

3. AGE: That awkward moment you learn afterward from your friends the Lady you are dating is Five Years older than what she told you she was.

4.VIRGINITY: No story on this it's all over the place

5.FEELINGS: Well I don't care about him I never Love him...he can go to hell ...whereas she is back in her room crying her eyes out over the guy she claim not to Love.If you Love him nko?

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Have you heard ? KIM KADARSHIAN just open world class boutique in NIGERIA.

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