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Corona healing pineapple🍍🍍🍍

N o country has yet been able to find a vaccine or a cure for the Kovid virus, which has hit the world hardest. While the world's developed countries are still researching it, a team of Australian researchers conducted an experiment last year to develop a drug using pineapple🍍🍍🍍🍍🍍🍍🍍🍍🍍🍍, a fruit, to kill the corona virus.The experiment was carried out with a drug developed to treat cancer patients.  The experiments showed that pineapples could use an enzyme found in pineapples to dissolve spike proteins that infect human cells.The researchers focused on making the enzyme in pineapple into a nasal spray.  It aims to prevent the corona virus from infecting the nose, throat and then the lungs. There is much you may not know about pineapple🍍🍍🍍🍍🍍, the most widely grown edible fruit in our country at the time of research to kill corona in Australia from pineapple. Although developed countries today have researched to control the corona from pineapple🍍🍍🍍🍍, our tradi...

Wesak Full Moon Poya Day

 Today I am going to give you a brief overview of the next great Vesak Poya day.  Buddhists prepare for this in advance.  It is customary to hoist the Buddhist flag in every house on Vesak Poya day.  Houses and roads are also adorned with ropes and skeletons.  The temples and monasteries are also adorned with Gok decorative ornaments and Buddhist flags and it is the custom of many Buddhists to perform various Pinkams on Vesak day.  Principled Buddhists do not forget to celebrate Poya Day on Vesak. The Vesak festival, which celebrates the birth of the Supreme Buddha, the three festivals of Enlightenment and Parinirvana, has a long history.  There is evidence that Vesak was celebrated in ancient India as well. Holding dansals is a significant tradition on Vesak day.  The ancient Buddhist kings also distributed food and clothing to the people on Vesak day and held dansals.  Even today, it is common to see rural youth gathering to hold soft drink...

The Guiness Book 🌍🌍🌍

 The Guinness Book of Records has been around for over 60 years.  Annually, out of 50,000 applications, about 6,000 are approved and newly added to the Guinness Book of Records.  Not surprisingly, some of these Guinness World Records belong to celebrities such as actors, actresses, politicians, and TV announcers.  So today I thought I'd set a Guinness World Record and add something to your knowledge of world famous people..let's see who we are ....   1.Sakira .  Well known singer Shakira has won an impressive number of Guinness World Records.  She has broken the same record three times.  She is also the owner of the best - selling Spanish album and the best - selling Spanish solo album, and the first person to reach 100 million likes on Facebook.   2. Robert Downey.  Robert Downey entered the Guinness Book of Records for a birthday card.  His record was not kept by himself.  He entered the Guinness Book of Records because of wh...

Anthurium cultivationπŸ˜‹πŸ˜‹πŸ˜‹πŸ˜‹

 The anthurium family contains hundreds of species of tropical plants that are often bright as well as year-round flowering and fruiting plants.  Anthuriums are endemic to the tropical rainforests of Central and South America.  Despite its sensitivity to heat and cold, anthurium plants are relatively strong compared to most plants and are easy to care for when kept indoors.  They are usually cut and sold as mature plants.  But they can also be grown from seed.   1.Soil preparation.  Anthurium prefers coarse, well-drained soil.  Take perlite, peat moss and pine bark in equal parts and apply a mixture. Alternatively, add three parts of coarse liquid such as orchid bark or lava to the pot mixture. If the anthurium is at least a year old, it may prefer an even thicker material.  Anthuriums can only grow outdoors in USDA Rough Zones 11 and 12.  The minimum annual temperature is 40ΒΊF (4.4ΒΊC) or higher.  [3] Use flower pots and keep them i...