Love is a beautiful thing- it is an indescribable force that can’t be purchased for any price. It is phenomenal. It is what makes a man and a woman to be in a relationship. It is assets that must always appreciate not depreciate. Some men and women who have been in a long time relationship tend to experience depreciation of love. This is because some fundamental recipes that could spice up the love are lacking.

When love appreciates it results into healthy relationship, but, when it depreciates, it becomes unhealthy. As food is essential for the body to grow, also love is absolutely needed for the heart grow (that is where love resides). How do you feel when you are hungry for a very long time and your starving? The same way you will feel is how women will feel when they are love-starved. Below are signs that a woman is love-starved. She becomes:

1. DEPRESSED: She will be emotional turned-off and inactive. Little things that make her happy become what make her sad

2.EATING TOO MUCH OR POORLY: She loses her sense of belongings. She eats whatever she sees.

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3. CHRONICALLY TIRED: She becomes inactive and indolent.

4. EMOTIONALLY DISTANT: She becomes emotionally inactive. Nothing moves her anymore. Her cognitive doesn’t receive and transmit message on emotions anymore.

5. SEXUALLY TURNED OFF AND DISINTERESTED: She doesn’t have any sexual interest.

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The African walnut, known as Plukenetia conophora, belongs to the family Euphorbiaceae and is found commonly in Nigeria and Cameroon. In Nigeria, it is called ukpa (igbo language) or awusa or asala (Yoruba language). It is a perennial climbing shrub. The nut, which is usually white, is house in a brown-black hard shell which may house one or two nuts. The plant is usually cultivated for its nut which is eaten as a snack either roasted or boiled. Drinking water immediately after eating the nut usually gives a bitter taste. This has been attributed to the presence of alkaloids in walnut seeds. The high nutritional value and numerous health benefits of walnut plant make it an important food source.


Walnut seed oil is a rich source of essential dietary fatty acids –oleic, linoleic and alpha-linoleic acids – which are omega- 3 polyunsaturated fatty acids. They are called essential dietary fatty acids because they are not manufactured by the human body and must therefore be obtained through the diet, again highlighting the usefulness of this plant.

The plant has been reported to have anti-inflammatory properties due to the presence of tannins and may thus be useful in asthma and pain management. It is also used as a male fertility agent because of the vitamin E content of the seed. It also consists of antioxidants that have tendency to increase sperm count, motility, and enhance sperm morphology. Antioxidants have been thought to mop up free radicals that accumulate in the body, promoting the general health of the male reproductive system. Some have even claimed that consumption of walnut seed can contribute to reducing the tendency to develop cardiovascular diseases by lowering cholesterol, reducing inflammation and improving the function of blood vessels. The leaf has been used traditionally in treating various skin diseases such as eczema and psoriasis because of its high vitamin C content.

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