LetLucia

I’ve been there, done that, and have my gym clothes to show for it. There are times I have complained to my ever patient friends that I have gained weight, when in reality, I’m just bloated. There’s a difference between bloating and weight gain! Who knew? It’s not all the time that you gain actual weight, and by that, I mean fat. Weight gain could be caused by excess fat accumulating in various parts of the body, whereas, bloating is all in the tummy mostly caused by gas. And trust me, if it is weight gain, you’d know because it happens everywhere! Arms, face, thighs, even your eyes…just kidding. But yeah, everywhere because fat distributes evenly all over the body. You might suffer bloating if your sleeping habit changes (impeding metabolism), or you have a desk job where you have to sit for long hours. Also, you might notice your tummy swells after eating. No worries because that’s just you being satisfied (yum). But when it persists and even starts to hurt, that’s bloa

I read this article on lifehacker  website and just couldn’t stop laughing like a crazy person! From the article to the comments…hilarious! But hey, it made sense. Okay, call it gold digging or searching for treasures in this cave in your face, we can all at least agree that we are guilty of doing this (except me *flips hair*). Okay okay, maybe not in public (I see you, don’t lie…LOL), but at some point when you feel the snot or booger, or when your friend tells you ‘there’s a man in your nose’ (I just let out a trade secret! Ooops!), you stylishly reach for it to get it out so you can be freeee! (Feeling smart and stylish *grin*). The comfort is good but the likely effect probably isn’t. While trying to unhook the booger from the walls of your nose, you are likely to scratch the nasal cavity without realizing (that’s how small the abrasion can be) causing it to bleed. The blood could encourage the proliferation of organisms like Staph aureus which aren’t very friendly ger