u/Agitated_Success801

Hey everyone! We’re a group of students conducting an independent social-work initiative where we’ll be organizing art/drawing activities and workshops for children.

We’re looking for a female student from any college Faculty of Visual Arts/Fine Arts who is currently pursuing a degree/postgraduate course related to Painting, Drawing, Visual Arts, Fine Arts, etc.

We’re hoping to find someone who:

Has a genuine interest in art and teaching

Is comfortable working with children

Can guide them through basic drawing/art activities

Would like to contribute to a student-led social initiative

This is a voluntary goodwill initiative, rather than a paid position. In return, the instructor would receive recognition/certification for their contribution and meaningful experience that can be added to their portfolio/profile.

If you’re interested or know someone who might be a good fit, please DM me with your course/year and a little about your experience with art.

Would really appreciate any leads! 🙌

Hey everyone! We’re a group of students conducting an independent social-work initiative where we’ll be organizing art/drawing activities and workshops for children.

We’re looking for a female student from BHU’s Faculty of Visual Arts/Fine Arts who is currently pursuing a degree/postgraduate course related to Painting, Drawing, Visual Arts, Fine Arts, etc.

We’re hoping to find someone who:

- Has a genuine interest in art and teaching

- Is comfortable working with children

- Can guide them through basic drawing/art activities

- Would like to contribute to a student-led social initiative

This is a voluntary goodwill initiative, rather than a paid position. In return, the instructor would receive recognition/certification for their contribution and meaningful experience that can be added to their portfolio/profile.

If you’re interested or know someone who might be a good fit, please DM me with your course/year and a little about your experience with art.

Would really appreciate any leads! 🙌

I need to get my notebooks written by someone, locally to be specefic. I have some of my friends too. I need them handwritten as I hv to submit it to college. Need help anyone who provide such services in the city

Hi everyone,

I'm a 15-year-old male. I'm around 5'6" (167 cm) and 85 kg. I work out regularly and don't drink alcohol or smoke.

I recently got some blood work done, and these were the relevant results:

\- ALT (SGPT): 98 U/L

\- AST (SGOT): 49 U/L

\- GGT: 46 U/L

\- Bilirubin: 0.23 mg/dL (normal)

\- Albumin: \~5.0 g/dL (slightly above my lab's reference range)

\- HDL: Low

\- LDL: About 11 mg/dL above the lab's upper limit

The only supplement I take is a yeast-based protein powder from a reputable brand. My family is convinced that the protein powder caused the elevated liver enzymes and wants me to stop it permanently.

I'm trying to understand this objectively. From what I've read, these results don't seem to prove that the protein powder is the cause, and I know being overweight can also be associated with fatty liver.

I'm planning to see a doctor, but before that I'd like to hear from people who have experience with liver enzymes.

My questions are:

1. Does this pattern of results point more toward fatty liver or could a protein supplement realistically be the cause?

2. Has anyone had similar liver enzyme elevations that turned out to be unrelated to protein powder?

3. What additional tests would you recommend (ultrasound, repeat LFTs, hepatitis screening, etc.)?

I am fuxking obese teenager (almost 90kg) and i need advice on health. My family is against protein they are asking a good dietician in the city to get advice from for me.

Tell me GOOD dietician that wont say protein is bad with a big belly

Hi everyone,

I'm a 15-year-old male. I'm around 5'6" (167 cm) and 85 kg. I work out regularly and don't drink alcohol or smoke.

I recently got some blood work done, and these were the relevant results:

- ALT (SGPT): 98 U/L

- AST (SGOT): 49 U/L

- GGT: 46 U/L

- Bilirubin: 0.23 mg/dL (normal)

- Albumin: ~5.0 g/dL (slightly above my lab's reference range)

- HDL: Low

- LDL: About 11 mg/dL above the lab's upper limit

The only supplement I take is a yeast-based protein powder from a reputable brand. My family is convinced that the protein powder caused the elevated liver enzymes and wants me to stop it permanently.

I'm trying to understand this objectively. From what I've read, these results don't seem to prove that the protein powder is the cause, and I know being overweight can also be associated with fatty liver.

I'm planning to see a doctor, but before that I'd like to hear from people who have experience with liver enzymes.

My questions are:

1. Does this pattern of results point more toward fatty liver or could a protein supplement realistically be the cause?

2. Has anyone had similar liver enzyme elevations that turned out to be unrelated to protein powder?

3. What additional tests would you recommend (ultrasound, repeat LFTs, hepatitis screening, etc.)?

Koi badminton khelne ka group.bnao be vacation meim bore hora roz subah khela jayega guru

My cousin is shifting to banaras in July and has taken a room in mehmoorganj area. I am finding gym for my cousin and I see all good gyms closed like sports fit?¡¿

Is it closed, is it ded, what has happened like it was a big gym dude. Also I see Talwalkar OG gym beside spensers has also closed like wtf.

Tell me about these gyms and also suggest a gym near mehmoorganj, mehmoorganj-sigra, mehmoorganj-rathyatra road

My friends want to make out koi tabadtod sunsaan jagah batao fatt fatt rathyatra mehmoorgank dlw sideeee