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even lesser pain (and negligible) in the jaw today. a sign that its decreasing.

i wouldn't know. just the smell of it spins my head; i (have) stay(ed) away. :p

Lol. in India you ask why would anyone NOT drink tea? or, why would anyone drink green/black tea?

ok so even the doctors don't yet know its causes. but anyway, it doesn't look like am affected by TMJ (reading the symptoms), so yes, some warm presses should take care of it (pain still lessened; will see how is it tomorrow morning). thanks!

calling the attention of resident docs... have got some pain in my jaw-muscles since past 2-4 days. its the kind of pain you get when muscles are sore. 3-4 days back it felt at rest too. now its very slight, and it aches only when eating. i don't remember any special reason why it could've...

if am draw to a parallel, then don't the two look similar - the case of the ultra-libtards and 'seculars' here who are turning rabid day-by-day out of sheer desperation over their losing appeal and sliding base, and the matching demeanour of evangelicals who are witnessing a like-never-before...

considering how the books themselves have been so much edited and morphed out of their original form/context/parables & teachings over centuries to make them suitable for personal and communal agendas as per consecutive time-periods & for control over the masses, this was in the line.

come to think of it - professing "my way or burn on the highway", can this be the mark of a God-oriented approach?! while this has been more-or-less traditional approach of the mid-east and the west in general, the east has repeatedly told and produced hundreds of extraordinary people that have...

though i didn't check the link, but am aware of the misconceptions and fallacies (to put it mildly) prevalent regarding Yog, meditation, etc. among 'born-again Christians' and evangelicals in the west, as well as in the east. its a mix of pure ignorance as well as the 'missionary'...

hehe. but those types have a solution! there's a gym in Mumbai where they have machines that do the work-out for you; meaning, its not you who has to exert efforts to move your limbs. just place you hands or legs in a machine for whatever body-part exercise it's meant, and it would move them for...

Indians saar! 'exercise' mention kar diya article mein to aage ka kaun padhega! :biggrin2:

7 Brain function Compounds in green tea can improve brain function and make you smarter. The key active ingredient is caffeine, which is a known stimulant. It doesn’t contain as much as coffee, but enough to produce a response without causing the 'jittery' effects associated with too much...

(just stumbled over this) Drink up: 12 benefits of green tea we bet you didn't know! Do you drink green tea? If you are trying to improve your health or drop a few pounds, this ‘super-drink’ deserves your full attention. Consumed for thousands of years, green tea has provided delicious...

since 'good health' also involves intangible 'things' like outlook, attitude, motivation, thoughts, etc., here's something to stimulate them: In 1987, a 74-year old rickshaw puller by the name of Bai Fangli came back to his hometown planning to retire from his backbreaking job. There, he...

sleep-patterns and their relationship with mental well-being (from personal experiences): - either exercise well in the evening, have dinner on time, and sleep on time to wake up before sunrise or soon after it - keeps mind light, fresh (provided not too much humidity), alert, clear, and your...

another benefit not mentioned in the article - helps a lot if afflicted with kidney stone(s). first-hand experience, with regular consumption of barley soup (not anymore).

i like samosas (though the penchant has drastically reduced) exactly with sliced potatoes instead of mashed, with a few veggies thrown in! unfortunately or fortunately, rarely do we get them here and so eat the home-made ones if & when they are made.

they call it kath-badam i think. i had eaten those peanuts mixed with chopped onions and a spice or two during a boatride on the Hooghly river once. liked it immensely! tried to make it at home several times, but couldn't recreate that taste. also, samosa in Bengali is called...

am already a 'nut' for nuts! :D

will give it a try! ......................