ashwin051981

@ashwin051981 (7)

India • Age 44

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YOGA another example of Nanotechnology

ashwin051981 @ashwin051981 (7) • India 25 Sep 07

Using Yoga to treat a disease is just another example of using nanotechnology in Medicine,according to leading yoga and Spiritual Guru swami Baba Ramdev.

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Calcium Supplements Raise heart Attack Risk

ashwin051981 @ashwin051981 (7) • India 25 Sep 07

A trail run by Auckland University's bone research found that the calcuim supplements caused a 40% increase in heart attack. After which older women in NewZealand have been advised to stop intake of Calcium supplements.

calcium supplements raise heart attack risk

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india wins 20-20 wc

ashwin051981 @ashwin051981 (7) • India 25 Sep 07

On Mondya India wins the inaugral 20-20 World Cup ,defeating Pakistan by 5 runs in a nail biting finish at the Wanderers Stadium. Brief scores: INDIA: 157/5 in 20 overs PAKISTAN: 152 allout in 19.3 overs

indian cricket team

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How to detect a 2 way mirror

ashwin051981 @ashwin051981 (7) • India 24 Sep 07

When you visit bathrooms,hotel rooms,changing rooms,etc, how many of you know for sure that the seemingly ordinary mirror hanging on the wall is a real mirror,r actually a 2-way mirror (i.e. they can see you,but you can't see...

how to detect a 2 way mirror

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How to Survive a Heart Attack

ashwin051981 @ashwin051981 (7) • India 24 Sep 07

Since many people are alone when they suffer a heart attack,without help,the person whose Heart is beating improperly and who begins to feel faint,has only about 10 seconds left before losing consciousness. However these victims...

how to survive a heart attack

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Neave Light Candle in AC Room

ashwin051981 @ashwin051981 (7) • India 24 Sep 07

Due to lack of Oxygen in the room,the burning of the candle cann't fully oxidise & thus forms Carbon-Monoxide. Carbon-Mnoxide will prevent Oxygen exchange in the Lungs,resulting in the person dozing off to a state of...

carbon monoxide