“Beatrice Azumah Foundation Inspires BECE Students With Donations And Motivations”

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The Beatrice Azumah Foundation recently made a significant impact on the lives of over 600 BECE students across three schools in the Ashanti Region. The foundation donated essential educational materials, including mathematical sets, pencils, and pens, to Bomso M.A Basic School, Ayeduase M.A Basic School, and Kotei M.A Basic School. The donation ceremony, held at the PIWC church in Kotei, featured inspiring speeches from esteemed guests. Beatrice Azumah's mother Martha Azumah, who was instrumental in establishing the foundation, encouraged the students to work hard and pursue their dreams. Serwaa Akoto Ampofo, a former SRC General Secretary at KNUST, also delivered a motivational speech, sharing his personal experiences and emphasizing the importance of education. Doctor Bright Ampofo emphasized the importance of personal hygiene and shared valuable life skills with the students. Lawyer Mounique also delivered a motivational speech, encouraging the students to strive for excellence...

Menstrual Cramps; Here’s 5 Best Foods To Eat Regularly To Cure

All women experience their period differently, but painful cramping is very common. There isn’t a lot of good quality research to back up individual foods as cramp-relieving remedies, so we'll review what evidence there is so you can decide if you want to try these foods.


Let’s start with why cramps happen.

Between 80 and 90% of women report painful period cramps. They happen when your uterine muscles contract to shed tissue. 


This muscle contraction temporarily blocks the oxygen supply to your uterus, releasing chemicals that trigger pain. 

1. Water

Drinking a lot of water is always important, and this is especially true during your period. Staying hydrated can reduce your chances of getting dehydration headaches, a common symptom of menstruation. 


Drinking plenty of water can also stop you from retaining water and bloating. 

2.Fruit and vegetables

While fruit and vegetables are a vital source of nutrients and fiber in anyone’s diet, they may be especially helpful during menstruation.



2018 studyTrusted Source of university students in Spain found that vegetarian diets and simply eating more fruits and vegetables corresponded to fewer cramps and reduced menstrual pain. 

This was true in several studies the authors discussed, but it did not appear to improve symptoms in people with endometriosis.

3.Fish

Fish is rich in iron, protein, omega-3 fatty acids, etc. Eating all of these nutrients helps reduce menstrual pain. Eating an omega-3-rich diet has also been proven to better moods.

4. Turmeric

Turmeric is a great healing anti-inflammatory spice. Turmeric has also been proven to reduce cramps and other menstrual symptoms.

5.Fibre

Fibre maintains regularity of bowel movements, thus making you feel less bloated. Aim for two servings of fruits and vegetables daily and opt for wholegrain products (refer to the HPB My Healthy Plate diagram below for portions). To prevent constipation, do not forget to increase your fluid intake too.







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