diegs:


Where in ph do u stay. Do u Av that fabrics' madam Efosaval used to make her white n lemon gown? I stay in ph

no i don't have it now
but i am based in orazi.

@Ayolight, i am based in ph and i deal in bale fabric. I could waybill some if you are interested.

@ayolight what kind of materials are u interested in selling? Where are you based? I may be of assistance to you

Madam Efosa thanks for this thread, its been very encouraging
last week i made a pair of trousers for the first time for a client and she was really impressed. I don't usually post pictures cos i am very big, but now i am encouraged, i may start soon. I got the book, thanks. Now there is no stopping me

[quote
author=hitman2911]Some experts believed that high content of plant
hormone phytoestrogen in yam and cassava is more likely to be
responsible for the release of 2 or more eggs on monthly basis during
menstrual cycle.
However, there is really no strong scientific evidence to support this
claim. Okro and Agida (a vegetable) also have high level of
phytoestrogen. All these are consumed on daily basis by the Yorubas.
The yam species regularly consumed by the Yorubas contain Diosgenin
which can be used to commercially produce Progesterone and other
hormones same as a wild yam known as Mexico yam which was used to
produce hormones in the 1960s. However diosgenin can't be converted to
estrogen in the human body after consumption.
Genetic predisposition has a stronger association than dietary link.
Many tribes and groups in Nigeria do also consume yam but do not have as
much twinning rates as the Yorubas.
For epidemiologists who may be interested in this study, Yoruba women in
diaspora who are not consuming yam will serve as a control for this
research. [/quote] in benue state they have high twinning rate as well.