7 Best Foods To Cure Boils on Skin Fast | Home remedies for Boils [Visual Guide]

Best foods to cure boils on skin - Are you got irritated by your painful boils? Are you looking for foods that help you to get rid of boils fast by boosting the process of boils treatment. Then you are at the right place.

Here I will tell you which are the best foods to eat to cure boils on skin, so that you can prevent boils fast.

Best Foods To Cure Boils on Skin Fast 

Boils is the skin infection that grows in the hair follicle under the skin or in sebaceous glands. A boil is very painful and irritating, especially if it occurs in an area where the skin is very delicate and where there is more friction.

Here is a list of 7 best foods which you should include in your diet to heal skin boils.

Turmeric

Tumeric has anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties which are very useful in treating many health conditions, including boils.

Garlic

It contains 'allicin' that has strong anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties which serve as an effective cure for boils.

Water

Nearly about 75% of our body consists of water. So it is quite important to keep our body and skin well hydrated throughout the day by drinking plenty of water.

High Fiber Foods

Fiber is essential for proper digestion of food we eat. Thus, consuming (eating) foods rich in fiber ensures proper bowel movement and prevents bacterial growth in our body.

Green Vegetables

Green vegetables like spinach, Broccoli, Cauliflower, etc. contain carotenes that helps to improve the health of our skin and prevent boils.

Citrus Fruits

Vitamin C helps to strengthen the body’s immunity and prevents recurring infections that might cause boils. Lemons, Amla, Orange, are rich in vitamin C

Sweet Potato

Sweet potatoes are good source of vitamin A, which is good for skin health. It is found in orange, white, and reddish pink colors.


Also Read: Boil (कराट): How to treat a boil and get rid of it fast  [Home Remedies]


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Boil (कराट): How to treat a boil and get rid of it fast using Home Remedies

Boil (कराट): How to treat a boil
Do you want to know What causes boils? and How you can get rid of boils fast? Here you will learn various ways on how to prevent boils and also home remedies for boils on face, buttocks, leg, skin, back and armpit.

Boil Treatment: How to treat a boil Fast  [Home Remedies]

First of all, let me explain you 

  ⭐  What is a Boil? 

In Marathi boil is called as ' कराट '.

A boil is a red painful, pus-filled bump under the skin caused by infected, inflamed oil gland or hair follicle.

They can occur anywhere, but most often in hairy areas that sweat or gets rubbed. The most common places for boils to appear are on the face, neck, armpits, shoulders, back, groin area and buttocks.

Note:
A boil forms on the eyelid is called as sty.

If one hair follicle is infected it is called as a furuncle, and If several boils appear in a group then it is called as a carbuncle (which is more serious infection).

Stages of Boil

Now, Let me tell you 

  ⭐  Causes of Boils 

Boils are mostly caused by infection with the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus. This bacteria lives on your skin without causing harm. However it gets passed into the body through tiny nicks or cuts in the skin (small cracks in the skin), or it may travel down the hair to the follicle.

Initially, the affected skin becomes red, and a lump appears. With time (4-7 days), the lump may turn white as pus starts to accumulate under the skin. This makes the boil quite painful.

The infection can spread to other parts of your body, or to other people if proper preventions are not taken.

Certain medical conditions can also expose you to a greater risk of developing boils. They are:

• Lack of good personal hygiene
• Low immunity
• Diabetes
• Lack of necessary nutrients in the body
• Anaemia or iron deficiency
• Chemical exposure due to heavy use of harsh soaps, creams or detergents which results in skin irritation
• Unfavourable weather conditions like extreme heat or humidity

How do I get to know I have got a boil ⁉

  ⭐  What are the Symptoms of Boil? 

A boil starts as a red, hard, painful lump usually about half an inch in size. Over the next few days, this lump becomes larger, softer, and more painful. Soon a pocket of pus gets formed on the top of the boil.

These are the signs of a severe infection:

• The skin around the boil becomes infected. It turns red, painful, warm, and swollen.
• More boils may appear around the original one.
• A fever may develop.
• Lymph nodes may become swollen.

OMG I got a boil !  What should I do!?  HELP..... !

Don't worry, here are some proven

  ⭐  Boil Treatments 

Ok. Now let us come to the point and see how can you treat boils.

If you get a boil, it is essential to regularly clean the affected area properly with a suitable antiseptic wash to prevent the infection from spreading. In case the boil bursts, you should wipe the area clean with some cotton and antiseptic wash. On drying, cover it with gauze or dressing to prevent yourself from touching it. Resist the temptation to squeeze or pierce the boil as this may result in scarring and spreading of infection to the nearby areas of your body.

If the boil seems to be growing bigger or spreading, the doctor may prescribe antibiotics. Bear in mind to complete the whole course even if the boils fade away.

You may also apply an anti-infective cream on the boils after consulting your doctor. In few cases, the doctor may suggest open the boil surgically and drain the pus out.

Note: What if your baby got a boil ?

You can treat boils on the baby’s head by rubbing alcohol on the area. Doing this will disinfect the area and can heal the boils which may have developed because of a simple infection. In case if there are multiple boils on the head, the probable cause usually is heat and the weather. In such a scenario, applying coconut oil on infected area can prove very useful as it has cooling properties.


Please, will you tell me some

  ⭐  Home Remedies to Cure Boils 

Oh! Of course I will ...

In most cases, boils get healed on their own in a few days’ time. Nevertheless, you can also try the following home remedies to hasten (boost) the healing course:

1. Warm compress

For instant relief from pain, you can place a warm compress on the affected area and the boil for a few minutes. You can repeat this action a couple of times during the day. This may also help the pus to ooze out of the boil after which the healing can begin.

When the boil starts draining, you must wash it with an antibacterial soap until all the pus is gone and clean with rubbing alcohol. Now Apply a medicated ointment (topical antibiotic) and a bandage. You should continue to wash the infected area two to three times a day (everyday) and to use warm compresses until the wound heals.

Hey Listen, 
🚫 Do not pop the boil with a needle 🙅‍♂
😕 This could make the infection worse.😨

2. Honey therapy

Honey is a natural antiseptic. Hence, applying honey to the boil can be a good idea.

3. Porridge compress

You can also try the porridge treatment. For this make a warm compress of porridge by wrapping porridge in a clean cotton cloth and then dipping it in hot milk. Porridge efficiently reduces inflammation and thus quickens the healing process.

4. Parsley leaves

You can also treat books by using a compress of parsley leaves. Boil parsley leaves till they turn soft and after draining the extra water, a compress can be prepared. Applying this compress to the boil helps to heal the boil sooner.

5. Turmeric

Putting turmeric powder on the boils can also prove useful in treating them as it possess antiseptic properties.

6. A mix of onion and garlic juice

If in any case, the boil ruptures, you can put a concoction of onion and garlic juice on it. This help to destroy the bacteria and also to accelerate the healing.


Read Further: 7 Best Foods To Cure Boils Fast


What to do if I just started getting a boil?  OR 
If my boil is small? 

  ⭐  How To Treat Small Boils?  

You can treat small boils on your own at home. Small boils usually take anywhere from a few days to three weeks to heal.

Here are a some tips for getting rid of a small boil:

1. You should not squeeze or try to drain a boil yourself. This can lead to a spread of the infection or may cause a secondary infection of the boil.
2. You should place a warm, wet washcloth on the boil several times a day.
3. Add little pressure when holding the washcloth in place. Take care that it should not directly puncture the boil.
4. When your boil ruptures naturally, keep it covered with a fresh, clean bandage or gauze. This protects the infection from spreading to other places.
5. Don't forget to wash your hands well after caring for your boil. This also helps to prevent the infection from spreading.

Isn't it easy? 


Now, you might be thinking ..... (let me guess) ..... 

It's easy. 
But what if I have got a BIG ONE?
What to do now? 

  ⭐  How To Treat Large Boils 

Don't worry, here is the solution ...

If you got a large boil or a group of boils (carbunculosis), you should seek your doctor for treatment. Doctor will drain a large boil or carbuncle safely.

If a large boil becomes soft and won’t burst on its own, your doctor can take care of this issue by carefully draining it.

In some cases, doctor may prescribe you antibiotics to help clear up the infection. This is especially the case with face boils, because they run a higher risk of complications such as scarring or secondary infection.

I'm sorry. But sadly, in this case you need to visit doctor. 
Because, in such severe case consulting a doctor is important instead of trying and waiting it to heal and making matter worse. 

I would also like to tell you about

  ⭐  Recurrent Furunculosis 

If you suffer boils that keeps returning more than three times in a year, you have a condition called recurrent furunculosis. Recurrent furunculosis gets spread more easily, especially among the members of your family, since it reoccurs often.

Mostly, the boils of recurrent furunculosis appear in areas where the skin folds. These areas include in the underarms, under the breasts, under the stomach, and in the groin area.

Recurrent furunculosis should be treated by a doctor.


Did you get bored?   
I hope the answer is NO. 


So, 
With your permission, let us dive into 

  ⭐  How To Prevent Boils? 

1. Preventing Baby Boils

First we will see how we can take care to prevent baby boils.

Certain things may be practised to avoid boils on the baby. Some of them can be

• Maintain proper hygiene for the baby.
• Ensure that your baby is having healthy and balanced meals.
• Wash hands repeatedly while handling the baby.
• You must regularly change baby’s towels, bed sheets and wash clothes and wash them thoroughly with hot water.
• You can prevent boils from spreading further by keep the dressing it and change it from time to time. After use ensure you dispose it carefully.
• In case pus boil bursts, clean it properly and ensure that the pus doesn’t come in contact with other areas of the baby’s body.
• You need to keep a look for any signs of new boils appearing on the baby’s body.

2. How to get rid of a boil fast?

(Tell me fast, I want to know it! )

Ok, first let me confess

Sadly, you can’t always prevent a boil from occurring. However, you can prevent a boil from spreading to other parts of your body and to others by following these tips:

1. Clean and treat minor skin wounds immediately.

2. Keep the boil covered with a clean bandage at all times.

3. Practice good personal hygiene.

4. Any time you or someone else comes into contact with your boil for any reason, you should wash your hands and that body parts thoroughly with soap and water. Clean the boil as well. Also, Ask that person to do the same.

5. When you have a boil, washing and keeping your clothes and bedding clean can also help prevent infection from spreading: 

• Wash clothes and bedding in hot water.
• Adding bleach (if your clothes are bleach convenient) along with the detergent can help as well.
• When drying, make sure you set your dryer to high heat or dry them under direct sunlight. 

6. Keep all surfaces that you probably may touch cleaned and disinfected regularly. These include door knobs, bath tubs, toilet seats, and commonly used surfaces throughout the home.

7. Stay as healthy as possible.

8. Avoid sharing items that come into contact with the skin. These items include razors, athletic equipment, personal clothes and towels.


See, how easy it is to prevent boils. 

I hope you enjoyed and understood every part of this article.

Now analyse your boil and take action to cure it as quickly as possible.

I wish your boils get healed soon. 🙂

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🙏Thank You for reading until last word. 

Now it's time to Take Action. 

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How To Fix Hair Fall For Both Men and Women [Home Remedies]

How to fix hair fall and hair thinning immediately for both men and women? Home remedies to get rid of hair fall and grow hairs faster naturally. Tips and tricks to stop hair fall.

How to Stop Hair Fall and Grow Hair Faster Naturally (Home Remedies) 

Today, hair fall and hair thinning are one of the most common problems faced by both men and women. Sadly, as much as 25% of the men below the age of 21 years suffer from hair loss. And about 45% of the women suffer from hair thinning at some point of their life.

Let us talk about its major reasons and the do's and don'ts to fix it as fast as possible.

Hello Friends!

Welcome to The Knowledge Hunt :)

I want to start this article talking about the six mistakes that you might be doing on a daily basis which is damaging your hair.

1. Heat is bad for hairs

Mistake # 1 - You aren't saving your hair from excessive heat.

Heat in any form is harmful for your hair. So taking hot water bath, excessive use of hair dryer or a straightening machine should be avoided.

2. Avoid Shampoos containing sodium lauryl sulphate  

Mistake # 2 - You use a shampoo which contains sulphate.

Are you using the shampoo which contains sulfate? Check the ingredients of your shampoo and see if it contains sodium lauryl sulfate. Sodium lauryl sulfate is a detergent which is known for hair loss.

3. Wash hair products before going to sleep

Mistake # 3 - You don't wash the products before going to sleep at night.

Try not to use too many hair products. If in any case you use them, make sure to wash them before going to sleep at night.

4. Avoid brushing wet hair

Mistake # 4 - You brush hair when they are wet.

Rubbing wet hair vigorously leads to hair breakage. So avoid brushing wet hair.

5. Avoid tying hair too tightly

Mistake # 5 - You tie hair tightly all the time.

You should not tie your hair tightly all the time as it puts a lot of pressure on the roots and causes the hair to fall.

6. Live stress free

Mistake # 6 - You take a lot of stress

Too much of frequent emotional stress can also lead to hair loss. Hairs have their fixed cycles. It is like lithium ion battery. The more stressed out you will be, the faster it will be discharged.

Causes of Hair Fall

Now, let us talk about the 3 major causes of hair fall and the ways to fix it quickly.

# 1. Poor Blood Circulation

The nutrients in our body flow through blood. If the circulation of blood in your scalp area is low, even if you take a nutritious diet, your hair will fall. This is because the nutrients are not able to reach the scalp area resulting in weaker hair follicles.

So how do we improve the blood circulation?

One way is to massage your scalp for at least 3-4 times a week.

Now, what oil you will use for massage should be taken care of. You should not use oils with artificial fragrances. This is because the artificial fragrance that it contains is because of the alcohol and as we know alcohol is not good for your hair. So it is better for us to use mustard oil, coconut oil or almond oil.

Oils good to massage your scalp

Massage has to be done gently. If it is vigorously done, it can lead to hair breakage i.e. more hair fall.

You can massage your hair before going to sleep and then you can wash it in the morning.

Another way of improving blood circulation is doing exercise regularly. Any exercise (eg. Pushups, pull ups, skipping, swimming, jogging, cycling, etc.) done for 15 - 20 minutes can improve blood circulation drastically.

Specially women, those who are also suffering from thyroid or other kind of hormonal imbalances, exercise is highly recommended.

# 2. Increase in Dihydrotestosterone

Another major cause of hair loss is the rise in the levels of dihydrotestosterone. Almost 90% of the hair loss in men is due to the hormone called dihydrotestosterone which is commonly known as DHT.

Dihydrotestosterone (DHT) is essentially formed from testosterone through a biochemical reaction. DHT causes the shortening of the lifespan of hair follicles. Then it chokes the hair follicles and eventually shuts them down.

So, in order to reduce the DHT levels in the body, you should include DHT blocking foods in your diet.

Some of the DHT blocking foods are Fenugreek seeds, Almonds, Tomato, Banana, Carrots, Mushrooms, Pumpkin seeds, Watermelon, Walnuts, Peanuts, Coriander, Spinach, Mangoes, etc.

This is one of the reasons why you see bodybuilders who take testosterone injections getting bald.

# 3. Poor Nutrition

Poor nutrition is the major reason due to which the hair of both men and women start to thin out at a very early age. If our body is devoid of nutrients for a very long time, one thing it can afford is to lose hair. Body thinks that it will survive without a single hair on the head. So, it stops making hair and takes more care of the other vital organs. So, any hormonal imbalance or lack of nutrients, hair has to pay the price.

These days fast food, fad diets, cola, artificial sweeteners, artificial juices, processed foods are very much a part of every teenagers diet. This needs to be fixed.

Every hair strand is made up of protein so you must definitely have your daily dose of protein. Foods like eggs, kidney beans, chickpeas, black chana, lentils, paneer, chicken, fish are all rich in protein and should be a part of your daily diet.

Also, healthy fats are necessary for hair health. Almonds, cashews, peanuts, walnuts, flax seeds are all good sources of healthy fats.

There are generally two types of Vitamins. Water soluble and Fat soluble. Vitamin A, B, E and K are all fat soluble. So, if you remove fats from your diet, your body will anyway get deficient of these vitamins. So make sure that healthy fats are a part of your daily diet. Also B vitamins are very important for our health.

Next, Iron and Vitamin C are also very important to prevent hair loss. Iron and Vitamin C come hand-to-hand. This is because Vitamin C is necessary to absorb iron in the body. If you take iron but you don't consume vitamin C in proper amount, it will not be absorbed.

Sources of Iron

All the green leafy vegetables like Spinach and Cauliflower are great sources of iron. And one of the best sources of Vitamin C available to us is Amla (Indian gooseberry). Other sources of Vitamin C are Orange, Guava, Lemon, Capsicum, etc.

Foods containing Vitamin C

So if you consume a well-balanced diet and apply these basic tips (home remedies) in your regular routine, you will see that you have stop losing your hair.

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Guava Benefits - Health and Nutritional importance of Guava Juice and Guava Leaves

GUAVA

It is an attractive fruit and a real storehouse of nutrients. If it is "An Apple a day Keeps the doctor away" in Europe and America, it must be "A few guavas in the season keeps the doctor away for the whole year" in the Indian Subcontinent.

In this article you will learn how eating guava benefits our body.

You will also learn how consuming guava juice and guava leaves are good during winter.

Constipation:

Guava is considered as one of the richest sources of dietary fiber. It's seeds, when ingested whole or chewed, serve as excellent laxatives. These two properties of guava help forming bowels movements, retaining water and clean your intestines and excretory system thoroughly.

Cough and Cold:

Juice of raw and immature guavas or decoction of guava leaves is very helpful in giving relief during cough and cold by loosening cough.

High Blood Pressure:

Eating guava helps reduce cholesterol in blood and prevents it from thickening.

Weight Loss:

Guava is very effective for those who want to lose weight without compromising with their intake of proteins, vitamins and fiber. But ironically, it helps for gaining weight in lean and thin people. It contains five times the vitamin-C in oranges.


Also Read:
SANDALWOOD PLANT : Know The Amazing Health Benefits It Can Offer!

Best Cooking Oil In India

Best Cooking Oil in India: Searching for best oil for cooking in India? Here I have specified best and healthy cooking oils for heart and overall health.

Best Cooking Oil in India

Cooking oil is the most vital and the basic ingredient in any Indian dish. Whether it is dal or mixed veg curry, oil is used for cooking and to add flavor to the food. However, among so many options available in the supermarket these days, selecting the best oil can get very confusing.

But not anymore…

Let us find out the best cooking oil in the Indian market.

Hello friends welcome to The Knowledge Hunt to make things simpler for you; I have categorized all the oils available in the Indian market into three categories on the basis of how healthy they are for consumption.

#1. Refined Oils

Category number one is that of refined oils:

Most cooking oils available in the market like sunflower oil, safflower oil, peanut oil, canola oil, rice bran oil, soybean oil are refined oils. Do not get carried away by their nutritional information or ingredients because the real facts are missing.

The problem lies in the word refined.

Refining an oil is a multi-stage process.

Firstly the oil is extracted at a very high temperature using chemical solvents and even hexane.

In this process all the vitamins and minerals are destroyed. The fatty acid bonds tend to break and the oil starts to turn toxic. Further the taste of the oil is neutralized and the odor from the oils is removed.

Finally preservatives like TBHQ and Anti-foaming agents like dimethyl siloxane are added. What is left behind is the colourless, odorless, tasteless and most importantly nutrition less fluid; Which is packed and sold as the refined oil.

All these oils which we have discussed are very healthy but in their pure form. Any oil (it does not matter how healthy it is), once it goes through this refining process, it should not be used.

Let's review: 

#2. Olive, Almond and Avocado Oils

Category number two includes oils like olive oil, almond oil and avocado oil.

All these oils are among healthiest of oils. They are rich in healthy fats, Omega 3’s and they also have high smoking points.

Smoking point is a temperature above which the fatty acid bonds  starts to break and the oil becomes unfit for consumption.

Living in India I would not recommend you any of these oils for three main reasons.

Firstly because they are very costly. One liter of pure olive oil will cost you over one thousand rupees. And the same quantity of almond oil or avocado oil will cost you in thousands.

Secondly there is a lot of adulteration in the name of olive oil.

For example, Olive Pomace Oil is blend of refined olive oil and extra virgin olive oil. Almond oil and avocado oil are almost unavailable.

Third and the most important factor is that these oils do not go well with the Indian style of cooking.

Olive oil is the best choice when making something like pasta, vegetable salad, or any other Spanish or the Italian cuisine.

In reality it is just the intensive marketing by the European Union that you find olive oils all over the Indian supermarket these days.

Let's review:

So we have seen why refined oils are bad.

I have not even recommended you the healthiest of oils for daily cooking. Are there any oils which will provide us with the healthiest fatty acids, enhance the flavors of our recipes and wouldn't even rip our pockets.

Yes!...

#3. Cold-Pressed Oils

Category number 3 includes cold-pressed or the filtered versions of peanut oil, sesame oil, coconut oil and mustard oil. Not refined but cold-pressed - (also known as wood pressed / virgin) - as we call in India the ‘Kacchi Ghani’ versions of these oils are best meant for Indian cooking.

I know there might be some tentacles raised on mustard oil and coconut oil, but I will get to it.

Cold pressing is an ancient method with no heat is involved for the extraction of oils. This not only retains the vitamins and minerals of the oil but also its aroma and flavor.

Cold Pressing Oils is an ancient method of mechanical extraction in which nuts or seeds are pressed by using heavy granite milestones or modern presses. No heat or chemicals are used. Cold Pressed Oils are generally dark and cloudy in appearance and have a peculiar seed smell from which they are extracted.

They are a little expensive as they require the usage of best quality seed, but the high quality oil is assured.

All these oils have high smoking point making them ideal for cooking. They are also high in unsaturated fats and low in saturated fats.

Coconut oil although is an exception, having 87% saturated fat. However, there is nothing to worry about as the special type of saturated fat in coconut oil is called medium chain fatty acids (MCFAs).

Unlike long-chain fatty acids found in the animal saturated fat, medium chain do not have to be broken down in the small intestine. And are delivered directly to the lever to be used for energy.

Research shows that consuming coconut oil actually increases HDL or good cholesterol.

Today there are over 1500 studies proving coconut oil to be one of the healthiest foods on the planet.

Kacchi Ghani mustard oil is another great option. However, due to its 47% erucic acid content it has been banned for edible use in USA, Canada and Europe.

The basis of this banning is a study which was conducted on laboratory rats. These rats were given mustard oil in large enough quantities which caused heart problems. However, no harmful effects on humans have been proved till date.

Mustard oil has been used as a common diet staple in places like India, Bangladesh, China, Korea for centuries.

In fact according to a study conducted by experts of All India Institute of Medical Sciences (who compared different oils including olive oil) found mustard oil to be a clear winner ; as it has an ideal ratio of omega-3 to omega-6 fatty acids, helpful in reducing heart complications.

Kacchi Ghani mustard oil is very easily available in the Indian market. You can consume it without worrying about heart problems.

When living in India you can use any of these four oils in its pure form.

In India, since age's, the oil that you use in your kitchen was largely dependent on what region you come from.

In Kerala, coconut oil a staple, in Andhra and Rajasthan - sesame oil, in north and eastern India - mustard oil, and in central India in Gujarat groundnut oil is mostly used. If you closely observe these oils not only suits the climate of the region but also enhance the flavor of local ingredients and recipes.

Let's recall:

I have mentioned some good cold-pressed oils in the table below. If possible you can buy them from nearby stores or simply just click on the product names you wish to buy.

You can try any of them according to your choice & taste.

Mustard Oils	Fortune Pure Mustard Oil (Kachi Ghani) Patanjali Mustard Oil Elworld Organic Mustard Oil (Cold Pressed)
Groundnut Oils	AMRUTVA Extra Virgin Cold Pressed Groundnut Oil Gramiyum Cold Pressed Groundnut Oil (Kachi Ghani / Wooden Chekku)
Coconut Oils	Coco Soul Cold Pressed Natural Virgin Coconut Oil Max Care Cold Pressed (Virgin) Coconut Oil
Sesame Oils	Puvi Cold Pressed Sesame Oil (Virgin, Chekku/Ghani) Farm Naturelle Organic Virgin (Cold Pressed) Black Sesame Seed Cooking Oil

Conclusion

One thing that should be taken into consideration is that no oil should be reused.

It is also recommended that you keep changing or rotating your cooking oil every three to four months. So that your body gets all the essential fatty acids.

So friends that's all for this article. I hope you found it helpful.

I promise that whatever I have written in this or any of the previous articles is my honest opinion.

I wish you all the best and  thank you so much for reading.

Share your views or suggest ideas or ask your questions via comments section below.

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