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'Stop banana green' trend in China is gaining popularity, this trend releases office stress and people are calling this process therapeutic. 

What is the 'stop banana green' trend in China that relieves work stress? Deets inside

<h2>'Stop banana green' trend in China is gaining popularity, this trend releases office stress and people are calling this process therapeutic.&nbsp;</h2>

When we feel stressed during our office hours, we generally look for our work buddy to share the stress. But in China, employees are practising the 'stop banana green' trend to release their office stress.
<h3>What is 'stop banana green' trend&nbsp;</h3>
This quirky trend, known as 'stop banana green' or ting zhi jiao lu in Mandarin, also translates to stop anxiety.&nbsp;
Employees purchase green bananas with their stems intact and place them in vases filled with water on their desks. With little care the bananas ripen and are ready to eat within a week. This process has shown to provide relief from some stress and also boost people's productivity. Chinese social media platforms are filled with people posting pictures of their bananas and calling the process therapeutic.&nbsp;
From lush green to golden yellow, every moment is filled with endless hope and surprises," shared one enthusiast online. They added, "Eat away the anxiety and let your troubles vanish.
Desktop bananas naturally spark conversation," observed one individual. Some employees go as far as personalizing their bananas by inscribing colleagues' names on the skins to "reserve" them, injecting a personal element into this communal practice.
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One of the best and most fulfilling breakfasts has to be bananas. Here is why you should add raw bananas to your diet.

From weight loss to improving heart health, 5 reasons to add raw bananas to your diet

<h2>One of the best and most fulfilling breakfasts has to be bananas. Here is why you should add raw bananas to your diet.</h2>

One of the best and most fulfilling breakfasts has to be bananas. Bananas are packed with essential vitamins and minerals, including potassium, vitamin C, vitamin B6, manganese, and dietary fiber. While most of us usually consume yellow ripe bananas, do you know that eating raw bananas has many health benefits?
From supporting heart health to promoting healthy skin, here is how bananas improve your health.
<h3>5 Reasons to add raw banana to your diet</h3>
Helps in weight loss
Raw bananas can be beneficial for people who are looking to shed some kilos. Raw banana contains fiber, which helps in controlling appetite. You can make some delicious dishes with raw bananas and can include it in your diet.
Great for people with diabetes
Raw bananas have a low glycemic index, which means they can slow down blood sugar levels. People suffering should diabetes should definitely add it to their diet.&nbsp;
Good source of nutrients
While raw bananas may not be as rich in certain nutrients as ripe bananas, they still provide essential vitamins and minerals such as vitamin C, vitamin B6, potassium, and magnesium. These nutrients play vital roles in various bodily functions, including immune function, nerve function, and muscle function.
Helps in improving digestion
The resistant starch in raw bananas acts as a prebiotic, which increases healthy gut bacteria and helps improve gut health. Raw bananas can be beneficial for people suffering from irritable bowel syndrome.
Improves heart health
Potassium, present in both raw and ripe bananas, is known to help regulate blood pressure and support heart health. Incorporating raw bananas into your diet can contribute to meeting your potassium needs.
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Bananas are often associated with causing cough and cold. They are refrained from being eaten during winters. But, let's know if it's just a myth or not.

Bananas: How safe is it to eat the fruit during winters? Know dos and don'ts

Bananas are often associated with causing cough and cold. They are refrained from being eaten during winters. But, let's know if it's just a myth or not.

Bananas are a good source of various essential nutrients and can provide several health benefits. However, some people avoid eating bananas during the winters fearing catching cold.&nbsp;
Though it's true that if someone is already suffering from a flu or a coughing fit, should avoid eating bananas as it might trigger the health condition, it is ok to eat bananas otherwise during winters.
<h3>Bananas form a part of a healthy and nutritious diet all year-round</h3>
Nutrient-Rich: Bananas are rich in important nutrients such as potassium, vitamin C, vitamin B6, and dietary fiber.
Energy Boost: Bananas contain natural sugars (fructose, glucose, and sucrose) that can provide a quick and easily digestible source of energy, making them a convenient snack.
Digestive Health: The dietary fiber in bananas can help support digestive health and regulate bowel movements.
Immune Support: Bananas contain vitamin C, which plays a role in supporting the immune system. During the winter months when colds and flu are more common, having a source of vitamin C can be beneficial.
Portable and Convenient: Bananas are a portable and convenient snack option, making them easy to carry and consume on the go.
Versatility in Recipes: Bananas can be used in various recipes, from smoothies to oatmeal and baked goods. Including them in your diet can add both flavor and nutritional value.
Warmth and Comfort: While bananas are typically eaten at room temperature, incorporating them into warm dishes like oatmeal or as an ingredient in baked goods can contribute to a comforting and satisfying meal.
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Eating a banana before bedtime, as suggested by the Sleep Charity, aids quality sleep. Bananas' magnesium and potassium promote muscle relaxation and brain calming. 

Discover how this fruit aids better sleep and relaxation

Eating a banana before bedtime, as suggested by the Sleep Charity, aids quality sleep. Bananas' magnesium and potassium promote muscle relaxation and brain calming.&nbsp;

Struggling to sleep at night? Well, worry not; this fruit is here to rescue you.
According to the Sleep Charity, eating a banana right before bed can help people get quality sleep.
Experts have found that bananas help with falling asleep faster, thanks to high levels of magnesium and potassium, both of which work to relax muscles and calm the brain.
The study also highlighted other fruits that offer high levels of sleep-inducing melatonin, such as grapes, cherries, and strawberries.
Bananas may be low in protein and fat, yet they are abundant in carbohydrates, water, fibre, and antioxidants. According to the US Department of Agriculture&rsquo;s FoodData Central, a medium banana provides 1 gram of protein, 29g of carbs, 3g of fiber, and 112 calories.
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The Cavendish banana, consumed by nearly half of the global population, is currently facing a threat from a fungus known as Panama disease.

World's most popular banana on brink of extinction, study shows

The Cavendish banana, consumed by nearly half of the global population, is currently facing a threat from a fungus known as Panama disease.

Attention fruit enthusiasts, there's concerning news on the horizon. The globally favoured fruit Cavendish banana faces potential extinction due to an onslaught from the Panama disease.&nbsp;
This particular banana variant, enjoyed by nearly half of the world's population, is under siege from a fungus known as Panama disease. This infection starts in the tree's roots and spreads to other parts, hindering the fruit's access to nourishment and ultimately leading to its demise.
Interestingly, the predecessor of TR4, known as Tropical Race 1, was responsible for the extinction of another beloved banana variety, the Gros Michel, in the early 20th century. However, thanks to ongoing advancements in the field of agriculture, experts believe there is still hope before the complete disappearance of the Cavendish variety.
In Taiwan, scientists have initiated efforts to combat this issue, subjecting Cavendish seedlings to TR4 in a bid to render the fruit resistant to the fungus.
The TR4 fungus was initially identified in 1989 in Taiwan and has since spread to major banana-producing nations including China, parts of Africa, and the Middle East.
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Do you always feel tired? Then these natural energy drinks will instantly make you feel fresh and energetic. 

Natural Energy Drinks: Feel tired all the time? Drink these to regain your energy

Do you always feel tired? Then these natural energy drinks will instantly make you feel fresh and energetic.&nbsp;

Do you also feel tired most of the time? If yes, then these natural energy drinks will help bring your energy back.&nbsp;
Banana shake&nbsp;
Due to the presence of fiber and sugar in bananas, they have always been considered energy providers. Make a shake by mixing 2 bananas with milk or curd and try having it in the morning.&nbsp;
Coconut water&nbsp;
If you keep busy and do not have time to make shake or juice, then coconut water is the most convenient drink for you. It is considered the best hydrating drink for summer.&nbsp;
Herbal tea&nbsp;
Nowadays all kinds of herbal teas are available. But instead of buying this tea can be easily made at home or at the office. To make it add a few cardamoms, a little bit ginger and turmeric in boiling water and drink it at any time you want.&nbsp;
Pomegranate juice&nbsp;
Pomegranate is rich in vitamins C, K and E and minerals such as zinc, manganese, iron and phosphorus. The specialty of this juice is that it gives you a lot of energy without increasing blood pressure and cholesterol.&nbsp;
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If you are fasting this Navratri, try making this healthy and yummy banana walnut lassi. Here's the recipe. 

Chaitra Navratri 2023: Fasting this Navratri? Try this healthy banana walnut lassi

If you are fasting this Navratri, try making this healthy and yummy banana walnut lassi. Here's the recipe.&nbsp;

Chaitra Navratri is going to begin on March 22 this year. If you are also fasting this Navratri, try this banana walnut lassi. Here's the recipe.
<h3>Ingredients for banana walnut lassi</h3>
To make banana walnut lassi, all you need is 1 cup low-fat yoghurt, 1/2 banana, 3-4 ( brazil nuts, hazelnuts, almonds) 1 teaspoon seeds (mix of flax seeds and sesame seeds) and 1-2 teaspoon honey.&nbsp;
<h3>Recipe for banana walnut lassi&nbsp;</h3>
In a food processor jar, pour yoghurt, whey powder, flax seed, sesame seeds, walnuts, honey and banana. Blend them all together till you get a smooth and creamy texture. &nbsp;Now, transfer it into a glass and garnish it with walnuts before serving.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/chaitra-navratri-2023-diabetics-must-keep-these-in-mind-while-fasting-1678765883652">Chaitra Navratri 2023: Diabetics must keep these in mind while fasting</a>

UnThe nutrition profile of banana is as wholesome as it gets, with many choosing the fruit as their preferred evening or pre-workout snack. Bananas are particularly rich in potassium, vitamin C, vitamin B6 and fibre.&nbsp;But all banana lovers have their own preference of how ripe they like to buy their bunch.&nbsp;
Some like it green, some prefer them yellow while some like theirs&nbsp;to be mushy brown. Believe it or not, the ripeness level of bananas can actually make a difference in some of its nutrients&nbsp;and&nbsp;you could benefit from learning which one is best for your health needs!&nbsp;
The pure green bananas are very starchy but don't have the regular banana flavour. They are great for adding to soups, stews or can be eaten roasted with other veggies.&nbsp;
If you're watching your sugar intake, slightly&nbsp;underripe&nbsp;bananas can be a good option. This is&nbsp;because as&nbsp;bananas ripen, their starch turns into sugar. While this doesn't mean that underripe&nbsp;bananas are lower in calories, they do have more of the resistant starch that promotes good gut bacteria.
The yellow stage is full of aroma and flavour. This is a great stage to eat them raw but they can still be sauteed&nbsp;or baked into bread or cakes. Yellow bananas are higher on the glycemic&nbsp;index but much easier to digest. They are also higher in antioxidants, making them great for your immunity.&nbsp;
The spotted banana is an indication of how much starch has been converted into sugar. This stage is extremely rich in antioxidants.
The last, fully brown mush stage is generally considered non-consumable by many. But don't give up just yet! These bananas are perfect for smashing and adding to smoothies, puddings or pancakes that will not need any artificial sweetening!
All in all, the ideal ripening stage for eating a banana really depends on what health benefit you want to derive and whether you want to cook them into something else or eat them raw.&nbsp;

To ripe or not? The best stage for eating bananas

The nutrition profile of banana is as wholesome as it gets, with many choosing the fruit as their preferred evening or pre-workout snack. Bananas are particularly rich in potassium, vitamin C, vitamin B6 and fibre.&nbsp;But all banana lovers have their own preference of how ripe they like to buy their bunch.&nbsp;
Some like it green, some prefer them yellow while some like theirs&nbsp;to be mushy brown. Believe it or not, the ripeness level of bananas can actually make a difference in some of its nutrients&nbsp;and&nbsp;you could benefit from learning which one is best for your health needs!&nbsp;
The pure green bananas are very starchy but don't have the regular banana flavour. They are great for adding to soups, stews or can be eaten roasted with other veggies.&nbsp;
If you're watching your sugar intake, slightly&nbsp;underripe&nbsp;bananas can be a good option. This is&nbsp;because as&nbsp;bananas ripen, their starch turns into sugar. While this doesn't mean that underripe&nbsp;bananas are lower in calories, they do have more of the resistant starch that promotes good gut bacteria.
The yellow stage is full of aroma and flavour. This is a great stage to eat them raw but they can still be sauteed&nbsp;or baked into bread or cakes. Yellow bananas are higher on the glycemic&nbsp;index but much easier to digest. They are also higher in antioxidants, making them great for your immunity.&nbsp;
The spotted banana is an indication of how much starch has been converted into sugar. This stage is extremely rich in antioxidants.
The last, fully brown mush stage is generally considered non-consumable by many. But don't give up just yet! These bananas are perfect for smashing and adding to smoothies, puddings or pancakes that will not need any artificial sweetening!
All in all, the ideal ripening stage for eating a banana really depends on what health benefit you want to derive and whether you want to cook them into something else or eat them raw.&nbsp;

Banana is the preferred pre-workout or evening snack for many
Rich in potassium, vitamin C, B6 and fibre&nbsp;
Everyone has a different preference of how ripe they like their banana&nbsp;
Green bananas are very starchy; great for cooking or roasting
Have slightly underripe&nbsp;ones if watching your sugar intake
Underripe bananas rich in starch that is great for your gut
Yellow bananas are great for eating raw, easy to digest
Spotted bananas are sweeter, full of antioxidants&nbsp;
Mushy brown ones are great for smoothies, puddings&nbsp;
Great natural sugar alternative for desserts&nbsp;
The ideal ripening stage depends on your health needs&nbsp;

Believe it or not, the ripeness level of bananas can actually make a difference in some of their nutrients&nbsp;and&nbsp;you could benefit from learning which one is best for your health needs!&nbsp;

The nutrition profile of banana is as wholesome as it gets, with many choosing the fruit as their preferred evening or pre-workout snack. Bananas are particularly rich in potassium, vitamin C, vitamin B6 and fibre.&nbsp;But all banana lovers have their own preference of how ripe they like to buy their bunch.&nbsp;
Some like it green, some prefer them yellow while some like theirs&nbsp;to be mushy brown. Believe it or not, the ripeness level of bananas can actually make a difference in some of their nutrients&nbsp;and&nbsp;you could benefit from learning which one is best for your health needs!&nbsp;
The pure green bananas are very starchy but don't have the regular banana flavour. They are great for adding to soups, stews or can be eaten roasted with other veggies.&nbsp;
If you're watching your sugar intake, slightly&nbsp;underripe&nbsp;bananas can be a good option. This is&nbsp;because as&nbsp;bananas ripen, their starch turns into sugar. While this doesn't mean that underripe&nbsp;bananas are lower in calories, they do have more of the resistant starch that promotes good gut bacteria.
The yellow stage is full of aroma and flavour. This is a great stage to eat them raw but they can still be sauteed&nbsp;or baked into bread or cakes. Yellow bananas are higher on the glycemic&nbsp;index but much easier to digest. They are also higher in antioxidants, making them great for your immunity.&nbsp;
The spotted banana is an indication of how much starch has been converted into sugar. This stage is extremely rich in antioxidants.
The last, fully brown mush stage is generally considered non-consumable by many. But don't give up just yet! These bananas are perfect for smashing and adding to smoothies, puddings or pancakes that will not need any artificial sweetening!
All in all, the ideal ripening stage for eating a banana really depends on what health benefit you want to derive and whether you want to cook them into something else or eat them raw.&nbsp;

TikTokers are swapping costly Botox injections for a banana peel beauty hack that supposedly prevents wrinkles. Take a look! 

Are banana peels the new Botox? TikTokers are using them to prevent wrinkles 

TikTokers are swapping costly Botox injections with banana peel beauty hack that supposedly prevents wrinkles. Take a look!&nbsp;

Just when we thought we'd seen it all, TikTok gave us another bizarre hack. Yep, this time TikTokers are swapping costly Botox injections with banana peels to prevent wrinkles.&nbsp;
Alayna Ryan recently shared a video where she rubs a banana peel all over her face, claiming it has the same benefits as Botox. She also added that the uglier and more beaten-up the banana appears, the better your skin will look.
The viral video has gotten mixed reactions from viewers and has gained more than 2 million views. So would you like to try #bananabotox?&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/led-eyeliner-is-the-current-beauty-trend-here-s-how-to-try-it-1673349883453">LED eyeliner is the current beauty trend; here's how to try it</a>

Ever finish up some&nbsp;late-night&nbsp;work after dinner and just as you&rsquo;re getting ready for bed, a sudden craving for something sweet creeps in? You want something that doesn&rsquo;t require prep time, tastes delicious and won&rsquo;t play against your sleep.&nbsp;&nbsp;
As it turns out, bananas aren&rsquo;t just the most convenient and&nbsp;tasty snack, they&rsquo;re also a great sleeping aid.&nbsp;
A medium-sized banana takes care of 9 per cent of your daily potassium requirement, 33 per cent of your vitamin B6, and 8 per cent of your magnesium needs.&nbsp;But that&rsquo;s not all, this much-loved fruit also helps&nbsp;reduce stress and anxiety, allay muscle cramps and regulate your sleep-wake cycle.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The magnesium in the banana&nbsp;helps you relax and release stress before bed. As you might know, stress is one of the biggest&nbsp;hindrances&nbsp;to getting good sleep.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The high levels of vitamin B6 in banana work on boosting serotonin production, a neurotransmitter that controls your body&rsquo;s melatonin levels.&nbsp;Melatonin, in turn,&nbsp;regulates your internal clock by making you feel sleepy in the evening.&nbsp;
Lastly, the potassium content helps not just&nbsp;relax your muscles and reduce night-time cramps but also regulate your blood pressure naturally. This wonder mineral works&nbsp;all night to cut down the harmful effects of sodium in the body.&nbsp;
However, if you&rsquo;re suffering from a cough or have a cold, you may want to avoid eating bananas before bed.&nbsp;People who are prone to asthma, sinus and cold may also want to&nbsp;avoid it late in the evening and also at night.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Why bananas make for a pretty good bedtime snack

Sometimes cravings can creep in at odd hours after dinner!&nbsp;
Bananas are not a just convenient snack but also aid better sleep
9% of daily potassium requirement 33% of daily vitamin B6 requirement 8% of daily magnesium requirement
Magnesium in banana helps you&nbsp;relax and release stress before bed
Vitamin B6 boosts serotonin, regulates body's melatonin levels&nbsp;
Potassium relaxes muscles, allay cramping &amp; regulates BP&nbsp;
Avoid bananas at night if you have cold or cough

Ever finish up some&nbsp;late-night&nbsp;work after dinner and just as you&rsquo;re getting ready for bed, a sudden craving for something sweet creeps in? You want something that doesn&rsquo;t require prep time, tastes delicious and won&rsquo;t play against your sleep.&nbsp;&nbsp;
As it turns out, bananas aren&rsquo;t just the most convenient and&nbsp;tasty snack, they&rsquo;re also a great sleeping aid.&nbsp;
A medium-sized banana takes care of 9 per cent of your daily potassium requirement, 33 per cent of your vitamin B6, and 8 per cent of your magnesium needs.&nbsp;But that&rsquo;s not all, this much-loved fruit also helps&nbsp;reduce stress and anxiety, allay muscle cramps and regulate your sleep-wake cycle.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The magnesium in the banana&nbsp;helps you relax and release stress before bed. As you might know, stress is one of the biggest&nbsp;hindrances&nbsp;to getting good sleep.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The high levels of vitamin B6 in banana work on boosting serotonin production, a neurotransmitter that controls your body&rsquo;s melatonin levels.&nbsp;Melatonin, in turn,&nbsp;regulates your internal clock by making you feel sleepy in the evening.&nbsp;
Lastly, the potassium content helps not just&nbsp;relax your muscles and reduce night-time cramps but also regulate your blood pressure naturally. This wonder mineral works&nbsp;all night to cut down the harmful effects of sodium in the body.&nbsp;
However, if you&rsquo;re suffering from a cough or have a cold, you may want to avoid eating bananas before bed.&nbsp;People who are prone to asthma, sinus and cold may also want to&nbsp;avoid it late in the evening and also at night.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar posted a video on Instagram sharing the health benefits of starting your day with a banana. Know why. 

Nutritionist advises to start your day with banana instead of tea or coffee 

Nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar posted a video on Instagram sharing the health benefits of starting your day with a banana. Know why.&nbsp;

Bananas are rich in potassium and fibre. It's always better to start your day with a banana instead of coffee or tea. &nbsp;
Recently Nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar, posted a video on Instagram sharing the health benefits of eating bananas first thing in the morning. She listed that bananas are great for digestion, gas, bloating and help in reducing sugar cravings post-meal and keep you energetic throughout the day.
Also, If you don't like eating bananas, you can start your day with any seasonal fruit.
Studies also suggest that having breakfast rich in proteins and fats lowers bad cholesterol levels and keeps us away from unwanted sugar cravings.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/move-over-bananas-or-protein-shake-study-says-this-is-the-best-post-workout-food-1673422247705">Move over bananas or protein shake, study says this is the best post-workout food</a>
Disclaimer: editorji does not provide medical advice. The information, including but not limited to, text, graphics, images and other material contained in this story are for informational purposes only. No material in this video is intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider.&nbsp;

Winter is here to steal the moisture from our skin leaving it dry and flaky. Here are some winter fruits that keeps our skin healthy and glowing. 

Winter diet: 5 fruits that will keep your skin healthy and glowing this winter

Winter is here to steal the moisture from our skin leaving it dry and flaky. Here are some winter fruits that keeps our skin healthy and glowing.&nbsp;

Losing moisture from skin is almost inevitable during winters. A good amount of nutrition is necessary in this season to keep our skin healthy and hydrated.&nbsp;
Here are some winter fruits that should be added to your diet for healthy and hydrated skin
Papaya- Papaya not only benefits skin but also increases body temperature and helps fighting extreme cold weather. It is rich in papain which increases production of collagen.
Kiwi- Vitamin C and anti-inflammatory properties of kiwi help in clearing out pimples and rashes making skin hydrated and glowing.&nbsp;
Banana- Banana is rich in potassium, vitamin C and vitamin E which help removing dead cells and promote healthy looking skin.&nbsp;
Oranges- Minerals such as potassium, magnesium and calcium present in oranges help promoting youthful skin.&nbsp;
Pineapple- Pineapple is a storehouse of vitamin C and rich in bromelain which helps in keeping our body warm and oily.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/winter-skincare-avoid-these-5-common-skincare-mistakes-this-winter-1668752479381">Winter skincare: Avoid these 5 common skincare mistakes this winter</a>

Watch: Comedian Vir Das' ranting over 'neatly packaged bananas'

Watch: comedian Vir Das 'just wanted bananas'. This is what followed

 Clearly not impressed with his order, the comedian said he could not imagine seeing the fruit sliced into pieces and served with cutlery back home in India.'

Clearly not impressed with his order, the comedian said he could not imagine seeing the fruit sliced into pieces and served with cutlery back home in India.

Actor-comedian Vir Das is baffled over an order of bananas he called for in America. Das had ordered two bananas as a post-workout snack but instead of receiving the fruits au naturel, he got a peeled, sliced, stacked and packaged version.&nbsp;
Sharing a video on social media, Das said he 'justed wanted bananas for lunch,' not its packaged version. In the video, he lists why serving or selling bananas like that is pointless.
Vir Das goes on to elaborate that entire process involves use of extra people who would have had to cut and package the fruit. He also pointed out that the use of plastic adds to the pollution. The comedian also rued the fact that one would need cutlery to eat the sliced bananas.
Vir Das adds he is amazed as to why somebody would feel the need to package something that has already been packaged by God. His parting shot was that only in American do people think they can do better than God.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/would-love-to-have-you-here-tmc-invites-vir-das-after-bengaluru-show-cancellation-1668171056463">'Would love to have you here': TMC invites Vir Das after Bengaluru show cancellation</a>

Bananas can be used for gaining or losing weight, you just need to know the right way of eating it. Let us tell you how 


Banana: Correct way of eating bananas to lose/gain weight

Correct way of eating bananas to lose/gain weight

Bananas can be used for gaining or losing weight, you just need to know the right way of eating them. Let us tell you how.&nbsp;

Banana is a widely consumed fruit, which helps in gain or shred some pounds if you eat it in a correct way. Let us tell you the right way of eating banana.
<h3>Gaining weight&nbsp;</h3>
For gaining some extra pounds, the combination of milk and banana is absolutely perfect. You can drink it in the form of a smoothie or milkshake after a workout. Also, always remember to use fully ripe bananas in the process of gaining weight. &nbsp;
<h3>Losing weight&nbsp;</h3>
Bananas are an excellent source of fibre which help you feel less hungry. To lose weight, do not use fully ripe bananas as they contain more sugar in comparison to lesser ripe bananas. However, make sure to eat bananas which are in the middle stage and are not completely raw.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/why-bananas-make-for-a-pretty-good-bedtime-snack-1619430924448">Why bananas make for a pretty good bedtime snack</a>

Following reports of mysterious fires erupting spontaneously from underneath rocks at a Manipur village, government officials visited the spot.
The fires, reportedly burning spontaneously underneath rocks, were seen at banana farms in Kangchup Makhom village in Kangpokpi district.&nbsp;Locals demonstrated the phenomenon by placing dry leaves on the ground, and within seconds they starting burning.
At night, flames can reportedly be witnessed in yellow, blue, and red colour.&nbsp;The fires, raging since March 13, have caused huge damage to the banana plantations, as per the owners.
After visiting the spot, SDO T. Opendra Singh reportedly said that the phenomenon is probably biomass ignition, which is being emitted at various spots.&nbsp;He reportedly said that the issue will be raised with higher authorities for action and resolution.

Watch: Mystery fires erupting spontaneously underneath rocks at Manipur village inspected. What officials said

Watch: Mystery fires erupting spontaneously underneath rocks at Manipur village; what officials said


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ANI RECORDED - 19 MAR 2022 -&nbsp;Encoder 1 08-29-51 LOCATION: KANGCHUP MAKHOM, MANIPUR
 Following reports of mysterious fires erupting spontaneously from underneath rocks at a Manipur village, government officials visited the spot. The fires, reportedly burning spontaneously underneath rocks, were seen at banana farms in Kangchup Makhom village in Kangpokpi district. Locals demonstrated the phenomenon by placing dry leaves on the ground, and within seconds they starting burning. At night, flames can reportedly be witnessed in yellow, blue, and red colour. The fires, raging since March 13, have caused huge damage to the banana plantations, as per the owners. After visiting the spot, SDO T. Opendra Singh reportedly said that the phenomenon is probably biomass ignition, which is being emitted at various spots. He reportedly said that the issue will be raised with higher authorities for action and resolution.
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 CAPTIONS Mystery fires reported at Manipur village Locals said fires erupting spontaneously Banana plantations affected by fires Phenomenon seen since March 13 Officials visited spot, inspected blazes Officials suspect biomass emission, ignition
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Following reports of mysterious fires erupting spontaneously from underneath rocks at a Manipur village, government officials visited the spot.
The fires, reportedly burning spontaneously underneath rocks, were seen at banana farms in Kangchup Makhom village in Kangpokpi district.&nbsp;Locals demonstrated the phenomenon by placing dry leaves on the ground, and within seconds they starting burning.
 At night, flames can reportedly be witnessed in yellow, blue, and red colour.&nbsp;The fires, raging since March 13, have caused huge damage to the banana plantations, as per the owners.
 After visiting the spot, SDO T. Opendra Singh reportedly said that the phenomenon is probably biomass ignition, which is being emitted at various spots.&nbsp;He reportedly said that the issue will be raised with higher authorities for action and resolution.

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