by Daily Mirror Your liver has a big job: within the three pints of blood that flow through it every minute, you’ll find dead cells, micro-organisms, chemicals, and fat globules – all of which have to be processed and filtered. And while the liver is fantastic at its job, sometimes it’s worth giving it a helping hand to remove toxins. It’s not just what we eat that can affect our liver, the body naturally produces toxins (like acetaldehyde and oxalic acid) as part of normal cell function. Your liver’s role is to eliminate excess ones that may do harm. The problems come when you put in more than you can eliminate. Our hunter gatherer ancestors’ livers weren’t exposed to the many environmental and food toxins we are today, and our livers have to work harder because we overload them, so it’s important to give them a regular clean up. So nutritionist and life coach Janet Thomson shows us how to give our livers a well-needed holiday... How a detox can help Your liver will ...

Why You’re Not Supposed to Drink on Antibiotics by Refinery29 You were responsible enough to go to the doctor and get antibiotics for your pesky urinary tract infection, but you also have a happy hour tonight that you do not want to miss. Technically, you're not "supposed to" drink when you're taking antibiotics, but what's the worst thing that could happen if you crack open a cold one tonight? You might have heard from a well-meaning friend that drinking on antibiotics just "makes you get drunker, faster," but it's actually more complex than that. There are two main reasons why you should avoid alcohol while on a course of antibiotics: There's potential for increased side effects, and the alcohol could interact with the drug's ability to do its job, explains Stephen Ferrara, RN, DNP, RNC-BC, associate dean for clinical affairs at Columbia University School of Nursing, who oversees its faculty practice, ColumbiaDoctors Primary Care Nu...

Senator representing Kogi Central in the National Assembly, Ahmed Ogembe has tasked the INEC to ensure that the logistics issues that necessitated the postponement of elections last Saturday were fully sorted out. “We cannot to fail again; the entire world is watching Nigeria. We cannot afford a second failure,” Ogembe told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), in a telephone interview on Tuesday. He urged stakeholders to work hard toward conducting free, fair and transparent elections that all parties would accept. Ogembe expressed confidence in INEC’s determination to conduct a credible election, but reminded Nigerians that the commission needed everyone’s support to succeed. The senator advised security agencies to conduct a random check on sensitive election materials to ensure that they were complete and in safe hands before Feb. 23, the rescheduled date. He cautioned Nigerians against selling their votes, and urged voters to be guided by their conscience....

The Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) in Kebbi State, Ahmad Mahmud, has said some of the sensitive election materials meant for the Saturday elections in Kebbi State were taken to Kaduna State and those meant for Katsina State were brought to Kebbi. The REC said this yesterday during his interactions with journalists after inspecting the elections sensitive materials at the Central Bank of Nigeria’s state office in Birnin Kebbi. He said: “Two of our forms-EC 8D1 and EC 8E1 were mistakenly taken to Kaduna and that of Katsina was brought to Kebbi. “We discover it during the inspection and they are already bringing it back to Kebbi.” The REC also said INEC in Kebbi State had received all the sensitive materials meant for the presidential and national assembly elections and would start distributing them on Wednesday across the 21 Local Government Areas of the state. He also said all Card Readers sent to the state have all been configured. “I can conf...

The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, has warned President Muhammadu Buhari ahead of Saturday’s elections. Abubakar warned that history would condemn Buhari if Saturday’s presidential election was not free and fair. The former Vice President, who spoke on Tuesday in Abuja, also alleged that the All Progressives Congress (APC) had equipped many of their members with unnamed devices that could slow down or quicken the Smart Card Readers during the presidential poll. According to Abubakar, “So, if you are in the South-South, South-East and North-Central, you are likely to get your card readers to be slowed by those APC operatives. “We have seen the machines; we have interviewed some of those who have gone on this training, and we have passed that information to the campaign council to pass to you. “But if you are from the North-West or North-East the tendency is that they will use these machines to fast-track the read...

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has reacted to reports making the rounds on the alleged involvement of a third party in the configuration of card readers. INEC Chairman, Mahmood Yakubu, on Tuesday, addressing a press briefing in Abuja, said no third parties are involved in the configuration of card readers. He said, “I want to assure the person who asked the question and assure the nation that no third parties are involved in the configuration of smart card readers of the Commission. “The dispatching, white-listing, installation, upgrading of software, the configuration of smart card readers are done entirely by the officials of the Commission. “So, there is no way any vendor outside can be involved in the configuration of our smart card readers. “It is not true that anybody is involved in the configuration of the smart card readers in any way. “This is entirely done by the Commission’s IT under the supervision at the stat...

Garri is a good food and even has more nutritional benefits than eating rice. Soups made with palm oils and vegetables are the best to use with garri. Soaking and drinking garri may not give you the balanced diet that you require, so therefore, it is not advisable to drink gari alone. Soaking of gari in water is not a sufficient meal and too much of this can have a health effect on your vision. Garri is best taken in the busy hour of the day like in the afternoon to replenish lost energy and to allow burning more energy. Diabetes sufferers should avoid taking garri because it is a rich source of sugar for the body, but if they still want to, they should just reduce the quantity of garri they consume. Drinking gari during pregnancy is also frowned upon. Below are the health effects of garri: In West Africa, most especially Nigeria, one very indispensable food is garri. The food which is derived from cassava tubers is locally called “Garri” by many Nigerian tribes and is pronounc...

Teacher impregnate 5 students. But now angry parents are accusing him of making five grade 9 girls pregnant. Angry parents of grade 9 pupils at the school in Joburg told Daily Sun the department has not taken any steps against the teacher and he is still at the school. He is a high school teacher employed to help pupils prepare for their future. They want the teacher, whose identity is known to Daily Sun, to be fired immediately. “He doesn’t deserve to be teaching our kids. He is a pervert and a monster,” said one parent. Parents claim the teacher lured pupils with money. “Sometimes he buys the children a bunny chow in class. He tells the kids he has money and he is rich. He tells them he will maintain their babies if they fall pregnant,” said the parent. She said three of the five pupils the teacher made pregnant last year have come back to school. “One of the pupils had an abortion because she was too scared to tell her parents,” said another parent. The fifth pregn...

Teenager born with two wombs wakes from coma to learn she was pregnant and had baby girl by The Independent Teenager born with two wombs wakes from coma to learn she was pregnant and had baby girl Mum, Ebony Stevenson, had not missed her periods or shown visible signs of pregnancy. A college student who went to bed with a headache awoke from a coma four days later to learn she had been pregnant and was now a mother. Ebony Stevenson, 18, from Oldham, Greater Manchester was rushed to hospital on 2 December after she had a number of seizures and had to be put into an induced coma. Despite not having a visible bump or having missed her period, clinicians said Ms Stevenson was pregnant. Her seizures were being caused by pre-eclampsia – a pregnancy complication usually picked up at antenatal checks – and needed an emergency caesarean. Her daughter Elodie was born on Monday 3 December, but Ms Stevenson only met her three days later when she was brought out of her coma....

A teacher’s aide in New Jersey has been arrested for sleeping with her 14-year-old student. Mother-of-one Liz Perez, 31, was arrested on Friday and charged with sexual assault and endangering the welfare of a child. The two allegedly had sexual intercourse over winter break at her residence, according to the Essex County Prosecutor’s Office. She was a per diem teacher’s aid at Dr. William H Horton, a public K-8 school in Newark. The minor involved attended the school, according to NBC. Image result for Teacher arrested for having sexual intercourse with a 14-year-old student in her home According to her social media, she appears to be a mother to an elementary school-aged son. During winter break, when the sexual assault allegedly occurred, Perez shared posts about love on Facebook. On Christmas Eve she posted ‘Imaging being loved the way you love’ then on December 30th she posted ‘The word for the day …LOVE’. She’s scheduled to appear in court for a detention hearing on Febr...

Shettima: Attack on My Convoy, a Plan to Attract Media Attention Borno State Governor, Alhaji Kashim Shettima, has claimed that the attack on his convoy by Boko Haram was planned by the terrorist group to attract local and international media attention and sustain its propaganda strategy. The governor, in a statement signed on Thursday by his spokesman, Mallam Isa Gusau, said he mourned “with the deepest thoughts and heartfelt condolences, the demise of some fellow citizens, brothers, associates and loyal supporters following an unfortunate ambush of some vehicles in his convoy by suspected insurgents on Tuesday evening along the road to Gamboru, the headquarters of Ngala Local Government Area.” The statement reads, “While the governor is expecting full security briefing to get accurate information on the incident, preliminary report on Wednesday confirmed the killing of three persons during the attack, which principally aimed to attract local and global media attention in ord...

PDP, Malami Disagree  Over Letter Directing INEC to Shift Polls in Zamfara The National Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Prince Uche Secondus, yesterday accused the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, of writing the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, to postpone the elections in Zamfara State.He claimed that the correspondence was part of efforts by the ruling All Progressives Congress APC to “arm-twist INEC and the judiciary to take illegal action in their favour.” Addressing reporters in Abuja, Secondus alleged: “What the AGF is seeking is not backed by law. He is an interested party in this matter and has no moral right to advise INEC.“The inability of the APC to field candidates due to self-inflicted crisis when other parties did within the stipulated period for the election is not covered by Sections 38 & 39 of the Electoral Act 2010 which the AGF is relying on in his d...

Don’t Betray Your Oath, Acting CJN Tells Judges on Election Tribunals. Acting Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN) Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad has urged judges nominated to serve in election tribunals to remain loyal to their judicial oath. Muhammad reminded the judges that their choice as members of the tribunals impose on them the duty to rise above all temptations and do justice in accordance with the law. He noted that the task of adjudicating election petitions would task the content of the conscience of members of the various election tribunals. The Acting CJN spoke in Abuja yesterday while swearing in 17 of the 250 judges nominated to serve in the election tribunals that will determine the various petition arising from this year’s general elections. Muhammad had, on January 26, this year, sworn in the others. The Acting CJN said: “You have just taken an oath that has not only imposed a course of upright morale undertaking on you, but equally looped you with destiny....

INEC Releases Colours of Ballot Papers, Boxes🗳 for Saturday’s Elections The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has released the colours of the ballot papers and boxes for the Presidential and National Assembly Elections on Feb. 16. Mr Leo Nkedife, INEC Head of Voter Education and Publicity in Anambra, made the release available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Awka on Thursday. According to the release, different colours of boxes and ballot papers will be used for the Presidential, Senatorial and House of Representatives ballots at the polling stations. The release stated that a red ballot paper and red box would be for the presidential election. It also indicated that a black ballot paper and black box would be for senatorial elections.

Candidates of the All Progressives Congress, APC, for the 2019 elections in Rivers State have said they will not allow elections to hold in the state if the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, does not relist them in the ballot for the general election. The candidates made the disclosure in Port Harcourt, yesterday, when they took thousands of their supporters on protest to INEC’s office in Port Harcourt. However, men of the police dispersed the protesters with teargas, after the Resident Electoral Commissioner, REC, Obo Effangha, had addressed them and left the scene with party big wigs. Speaking, former Ambassador to Netherlands, Mr. Orji Ngofa, who is the senatorial candidate of the APC for Rivers South-East, noted that it is painful that INEC horridly delisted them (APC candidates) for the election, but was finding it difficult to relist the same candidates following order of court.

How to Treat Dry, Chapped Lips so They Stay Soft by Yahoo! Here are common causes of dry, peeling lips, along with a few dermatologist-approved tips for treating and preventing them, to keep on your radar. Temperatures are dropping and there's less moisture in the air, so we know what the means — lips start to get dry, itchy, and cracked. Yet while you obviously know what chapped lips feel like (a hint: they're super tight and uncomfortable), you might not know exactly what causes lips to get so...chapped. Turns out, there are a number of reasons for chapped lips, but once you know those triggers, you can look to a few lifestyle habits that'll keep them soft and hydrated — even when the weather isn't cooperating. Here are common causes of chapped lips, along with a few dermatologist-approved tips for treating and preventing them, to keep on your radar. Chapped lips, also known as cheilitis, can have many triggers, says Erum Ilyas, a dermatologist in Pennsylv...

The 5 Most Addictive Substances on Earth – and What They Do to Your Brain by Science Alert What are the most addictive drugs? This question seems simple, but the answer depends on whom you ask. From the points of view of different researchers, the potential for a drug to be addictive can be judged in terms of the harm it causes, the street value of the drug, the extent to which the drug activates the brain's dopamine system, how pleasurable people report the drug to be, the degree to which the drug causes withdrawal symptoms, and how easily a person trying the drug will become hooked. There are other facets to measuring the addictive potential of a drug, too, and there are even researchers who argue that no drug is always addictive. Given the varied view of researchers, then, one way of ranking addictive drugs is to ask expert panels. In 2007, David Nutt and his colleagues asked addiction experts to do exactly that – with some interesting findings. 1. Heroin Nutt et ...

Love Apple Cider Vinegar? It Probably Doesn't Love You Back by Refinery29 Raise your hand if you've ever been personally hustled, scammed, and bamboozled by apple cider vinegar? No shade if you have, because it's easy to buy into the wellness elixir: you can get apple cider vinegar at most grocery stores, it's cheap, plus people say it's supposed to be amazing for your scalp and skin, as well as your gut health. And although it tastes kind of gnarly, it's just vinegar, so what could go wrong? A lot, actually. Anecdotally, people say consuming apple cider vinegar, aka "ACV," can cause a whole bunch of stomach issues, most notably diarrhea and nausea. Studies have shown that apple cider vinegar delays "gastric emptying," meaning it messes with your body's ability to move food from the stomach into the intestines, which can leave you feeling queasy. (That's one of the reasons why so many people recommend drinking shots of ACV on a...

How to Cure Bad Breath Naturally by RedOrbit Bad breath is a pretty embarrassing problem to have, as some people may not even realize that the problem exists despite brushing the teeth and taking care of general hygiene. Well, you may not have to worry about it any longer because this article will show you how to cure bad breath. Before diving into the solution, it is important that we understand what causes bad breath in the first place. It’s the best way to avoid it in the future. What Causes Bad Breath? Bad breath, otherwise known as halitosis, is caused by volatile molecules in the mouth. Those molecules can be pathological as well as non-pathological and the origin can be both non-oral and oral. Halitosis can lower self-confidence and have an impact on a patient’s psyche. As much as 50% of the entire population has had to deal with this problem and can be said to have halitosis at least once. The truth is that the problem most likely originates from poor oral hygien...

Nigeria’s Economy Grew By 1.9 Per cent In 2018 – NBS Nigeria’s economy grew by 1.9 per cent in 2018, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said on Tuesday, just days from an election in which the pace of growth is a campaign issue. The NBS said Gross Domestic Product (GDP) also rose by 2.38 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2018 compared to the same quarter in 2017. Growth accelerated from the 1.81 per cent expansion in the third quarter. The government had targeted two per cent growth for last year to boost the fragile economy, which only emerged in 2017 from its first recession in over two decades, triggered by low crude prices and militant attacks on energy facilities. Oil sales make up two-thirds of government revenue. According to Bloomberg, the figures could help President Muhammadu Buhari to convince voters that the economy is finally recovering more forcefully from the 2016 recession. But economist Mark Bohlund said: “Buhari’s four-year term has still seen the we...

Carrots are good for your eyes. Have you ever experience any eye related problems or disorders? It could be an inheritance, lack of proper diet or you are gradually ageing. You can, however, improve your vision by eating the following foods. 1. Carrots Carrots contain beta-carotene which is essential to your eyes. Consuming one carrot daily will enable you to have a good vision especially at night. 2. Berries People who eat berries more often are said to be having good vision than those who rarely consume them. Eye-related diseases like glaucoma and cataracts rarely affect people who eat more berries. They also prevent and slow down blindness. 3. Fish Fish contains omega 3 fatty acids which are good for your eyes. The fatty acids are good for the dry eyes. The types of fish that are preferred are tuna, salmon, herring and trout. 4. Eggs The egg protects the eyes from night blindness. The egg yolk contains vitamin A which is responsible for protecting the cornea.  5. Spin...

Written by Aby I don’t think there is anyone that really enjoys being criticized…correct me if i’m wrong though. Even if we don’t like it, we have to accept it because it contributes to our growth process. There’s definitely nobody that likes the quality of their work being questioned or their decisions challenged, but the thing is, the way you handle criticism is what determines your quality, as a person and in your craft. The willingness to accept and take corrections. I personally don’t take criticism very well at first…I get defensive initially before I start to see reason in what you’re saying. I was talking to a friend of mine recently and he told me he is scared to criticize me sometimes because of how I react *sigh*. If you criticize me, I will gruel you with questions…but hey, I have to at least defend myself don’t I? I like constructive criticism, don’t come condemning something about me and then not offering any reasonable advise. I don’t take such people seri...

2-year-old girl thoroughly beaten by her mum for not being able to count 1 to 200 A Nigerian man has taken to his Facebook page to share the photos of a little girl who was brutalized by her mother just because she can’t count. According to one Tope Boyede, the little girl got the injury after her own mother used a turning stick to hit her for not being able to count from 1 to 200. Mr Tope revealed that the incident occurred in his compound and it has been going on for a while but he didn’t take any action. He felt this was the height of it and so something has to be done. Sharing photos of the little girl, he wrote, “This little girl of two and half years did not fall or hit by a motorcycle, but she was brutally beaten by her mother with orogun (stick for turning Amala or Gari) for not been able to count 1 to 200 ,this happened in my compound this evening, I didn’t do or send it online because of this, but it has been happening repeatedly and I can’t take it no more, ...

United Kingdom’s Minister of State for Africa at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Harriet Baldwin said her country will not be able to support Zimbabwe’s application to be readmitted into the Commonwealth. She said this when she appeared before the British Parliament’s International Development Committee. Said Baldwin: "Zimbabwe has written a letter to the common wealth secretary as with many other countries, I would to say that the UK is one of the members of the common wealth, clearly, it has to be a unanimous decision by 53 members but as of today the UK will not be able to support that application because we don’t believe that the kind of human rights violations that we have seen from security forces in Zimbabwe is the kind of behavior that we would like to see from members of the common wealth."

A former National Security Minister in the Rawlings administration, Kofi Totobi Quakyi has warned of an inevitable bloodbath in Ghana during the 2020 elections should lawlessness continue unchecked. He says the violent eruptions that characterized the Ayawaso West Wuogon constituency by-election in Accra on January 31, 2019, “were ominous portents of the coming election in 2020, and of the inevitability of bloodshed if we persist.” In an open letter to President Akufo-Addo, Totobi Quakyi said scenes of the by-election at Ayawaso West Wuogon were utterly disgraceful and well-deserving of the condemnation of all true patriots of Ghana, adding that “More importantly, those events were but another expression of a pervasive lawlessness, impunity and disregard for due process that our democracy certainly cannot survive if left unchecked.” He said he had written the letter in the hope that President Akufo-Addo “might exercise the moral authority” of his ...

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has stated that it is not right that Africa, which is rich in minerals sought after by the world, should remain inhabited by the poorest people in the world. “Africa has made the world rich with our minerals; our gemstones adorn crowns and homes around the world. It is time to make Africa prosperous and enable its people to attain a dignified standard of living,” he said. Addressing the 2019 edition of “Investing in African Mining Indaba”, the world’s largest mining investment conference, in Cape The town, South Africa yesterday, the President said mining companies should, therefore, not expect to make extraordinary profits on the African continent.

Attempt Begins to Recover Body from Sala's Crashed Plane❗ The Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) have confirmed they are attempting to recover the body found in the wreckage of the plane carrying Cardiff striker Emiliano Sala and pilot David Ibbotson. The Piper Malibu aircraft was found at the bottom of the English Channel on Sunday morning and the AAIB has confirmed one occupant of the plane is visible in the underwater wreckage. However, the AAIB says strong tidal conditions are hampering the operation to remove the body. A statement read: "We are attempting to recover the body. If we are successful, we will consider the feasibility of recovering the aircraft wreckage. "Strong tidal conditions mean we can only use the remotely operated vehicle (ROV) for limited periods each day and this will mean that progress is slow."

Gov. of Lagos state  The much -awaited 2019 budget for Lagos State was finally presented and laid before the Assembly by Governor Akinwunmi Ambode on Tuesday. The low- key ceremony was devoid of all the fanfare that usually accompanied budget presentation in the state. Ambode said a total budget size of N852.31b was meant to consolidate on the economic achievements of the administration in the past three and half years. Recurrent Expenditure is N389.56 while Capital Expenditure of the year stands at N462.47. Details shortly…

ASUU Strike: Lecturers Threaten Fresh Action Against Govt The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Kano State University of Science and Technology (KUST) Wudil branch, has threatened to embark on a fresh strike immediately after the nationwide strike, if the state government failed to meet its demands. The ASUU KUST branch chairman, Mahadi Lawal-Yakubu issued the threat on Tuesday when he led members of the union on a courtesy visit to the Speaker, Kano State House of Assembly, Alhaji Kabiru Rurum, NAN reports. Lawal-Yakubu told newsmen shortly after the visit that they were at the House to intimate the Speaker about their problems as well as other issues affecting the union. According to him, the union found it necessary to discuss the challenges with the Speaker, with the hope that he would intervene in the issue to avert possible strike by the Union. He explained that the state government had approved for the payment of some allowances, but up to this moment not a...

Last 10 Super Bowl Winners Sunday’s Super Bowl saw a series of NFL records broken as the New England Patriots clinched a sixth championship with a 13-3 win over the Los Angeles Rams. The Patriots tie the Pittsburgh Steelers as the most successful team in NFL history with a sixth Super Bowl win. Patriots head coach Bill Belichick equals the record for Super Bowl wins, joining George Halas and Curly Lambeau with six NFL championships. Tom Brady becomes the only player to win six Super Bowls, moving one clear of Hall of Famer Charles Haley, who won five titles. Brady, 41, is the oldest quarterback to win a Super Bowl, beating Peyton Manning’s mark. Manning was 39 when he led the Denver Broncos to victory over the Carolina Panthers in the 2016 Super Bowl. List of the past 10 Super Bowl champions: Year Teams Host City 2019 New England Patriots 13 Los Angeles Rams 3, Atlanta 2018 Philadelphia Eagles 41 New England Patriots 33, Minneapolis 2017 New England Patriots ...

Facebook Bans Four Myanmar Ethnic Rebel Groups Facebook has blacklisted four more of Myanmar’s ethnic rebel groups, the platform announced Tuesday as it struggles to control rampant hate speech, misinformation and incitement on its platform. For years the social media giant has been lambasted for its slow and ineffectual response to incendiary posts, particularly against the country’s Rohingya Muslims. The company has embarked on a huge PR campaign over the last year to prove it is taking action in a country with an estimated 20 million Facebook accounts. The latest rebel organisations to have been banned are the Arakan Army (AA), Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA), Kachin Independence Army (KIA) and Taaung National Liberation Army (TNLA). “These armed groups are now banned from Facebook and all related praise, support and representation will be removed as soon as we become aware of it,” Facebook’s news page said. “There is clear evidence that these organ...

You Need a Kidney Cleanse. Here’s How to Flush Out Toxins From Your Kidneys by healthyfoodhouse The kidneys are the most important detoxifying organs in the body, and their role is to eliminate waste from the body through the urine. According to Dr. Victor Marchione: “Being kind to your kidneys is a vital part of maintaining overall good health. If you don’t eat a balanced diet, drink clean water, and cleanse your body of toxins that build up, it can negatively impact the function of the kidneys, liver, and other organs. Poor kidney health can also lead to kidney stones. Cleansing the kidneys is, in fact, a pretty simple process that doesn’t involve a large number of tools or ingredients. One of the easiest, yet best steps when it comes to a kidney cleanse is drinking plenty of purified water. This, of course, provides an effective flush.” A kidney cleanse is a beneficial method that improves the function of these organs, and thus prevent kidney infections, and other h...

How Do You Know When Menopause Is Over? by RedOrbit Going through menopause is anything but easy. All the hormonal changes your body will go through are likely to put you on a physical and emotional roller-coaster. In the US, women typically enter menopause at the age of 52, but this can vary according to a variety of factors. There’s a chance you’ll notice that you’re entering it, but how do you know when menopause is over? Well, simply put, you’ll know that the menopause is over once the symptoms start subsiding or even disappear. So to realize that the symptoms are disappearing, it’s important to know what those symptoms are in the first place. Symptoms of Menopause The age of 52 is just a number based on statistics. Women can enter menopause much earlier, and some of them can enter it far later. This mostly depends on the genetic factors, but there are many other determinants, such as your health and a variety of environmental factors. By definition, menopause happen...