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Plantation of Pomegranate tree inside house is permissable? A friend told me that he once saw a hadees of masoom saying that * it is not appropriate to plant pomegranate tree inside house. Guidance is requested, please. -
Salam everyone, Does anyone know what the eating of cabbage in a dream means? (Shia interpretations please) So I had a dream that my sister and I were eating cabbage with forks from a bowl that had red (sour) liquid inside as well. Thanks :)
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"Feeling a little blah these days? Maybe it's time to start a green-tea habit. New research suggests that drinking this sky-high-in-antioxidants green brew may help ensure that you never feel down in the dumps. In a study involving more than a thousand elderly adults in Japan, those who reported drinking four or more cups of green tea a day were also 44% less likely to experience depression -- mild or severe. More research is needed to confirm a causal effect, but we already know that green tea is tops for many other health reasons. So you have every reason to sip away while the jury deliberates. In the study, coffee and other types of teas didn't seem to have the same emotional benefit as green tea. So what gives? It's not entirely clear yet, but researchers suspect a type of amino acid -- called theanine -- found in high levels in green tea might play a role. In animal research this compound seems to help increase the brain's supply of two mood-boosting chemicals: serotonin and dopamine." I noticed today that whenever I drink a few tea cups of green tea, about half a litre to a litre, I get very happy and I start laughing at my thoughts and I start making weird noises with myself. So I get very happy when I drink lots of green tea, when I don't drink tea for a while, I kinda feel down and sad and grumpy. So from now on whenever I feel sad I will drink a few cups of green tea, I don't know if you feel the same.
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