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What Is Labor Induction?

By Oluwafemi Peter

Labor induction, also known as inducing labor, is the stimulation of uterine contractions during pregnancy before delivery starts on its own to achieve a vaginal birth. For different reasons, a healthcare provider may prescribe labor induction, mainly when there is a concern for a mother’s health or a baby’s health. The tenderness and distension of … Continued

Cibophobia: The Fear of Food

By Oluwafemi Peter

Several distinct phobias have been identified in the literature related to psychopathology. Still, perhaps none are as crippling or have serious health consequences as Cibophobia, the excessive and persistent fear of food. Food phobia is often referred to as’ food aversion or phobia of choking.’ Cibophobia or Sitophobia is derived from the Greek Sitos, which … Continued

Ergophobia: The Fear of Work

By Oluwafemi Peter

Ergophobia is the overwhelming and enduring fear of work. Ergasiophobia, or ‘job aversion’, is the other name for this phobia. Both words are derived from the Greek term ‘ergon,’ meaning job, and the Greek God of terror, ‘Phobos.’ Ergophobia is part of the disease of social anxiety. People who suffer from it are reluctant to … Continued

Frigophobia: The Fear of Cold

By Oluwafemi Peter

Frigophobia is translated as cold terror. It comes from the word for cold in Latin, frigus, and the phrase for fear in Greek, phobia. Frigophobia refers to freezing temperatures but also to cold things, like cold food. Phobias are a kind of anxiety disorder. They are the unreasonable, constant, and overpowering fear of a place, … Continued

Prosophobia: The Fear of Progress

By Oluwafemi Peter

Prosophobia is the apprehension of change that is unfounded. Someone suffering from this condition may find it extremely anxious to think about experiencing some improvement in their lives. Such a belief is unfounded and out of contact with the truth. Prosophobia is much less related to the typical cynophobia (fear of dogs) and selachophobia (fear … Continued

7 Different Types of Makeup

By Oluwafemi Peter

The art of makeup has been reinvented and used as an enhancer instead of something that covers. Different types of makeup aim to accomplish the same goal: improving a person’s natural characteristics and appearance. In reality, different makeup looks are used to highlight and accentuate a person’s natural beauty. Unlike common opinion, makeup is not … Continued

A to Z Black Baby Names for Boys

By Oluwafemi Peter

When it’s time to name your male child, you might be looking for a name with an African American tradition attached. So we’ve made a list of African-American-themed black baby boy names for parents like you. You’ll get all the famous boy names that start with A to Z here. You can check for definitions … Continued

Baptism Symbols and Their Meaning Explained

By Oluwafemi Peter

You will want to familiarize yourself with some of the most common symbols of baptism as your child or a close relative prepares for an impending baptism. You can commemorate the baptism by choosing a suitable gift and helping older kids understand the object’s meaning. Popular Symbols Used During Baptism Five baptism elements generally apply … Continued

10 Foods That Can Promote Metabolism

By Oluwafemi Peter

There are specific nutrients in certain foods that increase the metabolism of the body. Metabolism is the rate at which calories are burned in the body.  People may be able to dispel excess weight and decrease their risk of obesity along with related health problems by increasing their metabolic rate.  Read on to discover 10 … Continued

What is Pu-erh Tea?

By Oluwafemi Peter

Pu-erh tea is a distinctive type of fermented tea that is typically made in China’s Yunnan Province. It is extracted from the leaves of a tree that grows in the area, identified as the “wild old tree.” While there are other forms of fermented tea like kombucha, Pu-erh tea is different since the leaves themselves … Continued