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you will shock by knowing side-effects of banana bananas are one among the

world's most widely consumed fruits under chock-full of essential while most

of us eat more bananas than normal have you ever thought about the possible side

effects they could have despite the numerous health benefits they are also

certain side effects associated with eating bananas that you should know

about heart problems one large banana is considerably estimated with 500 to 600

mg of potassium the normal recommended intake of potassium is 1,500 to 2,000 mg

for DIC the excess of potassium may lead to heart problems try to eat only 2 to 3

bananas per day as eating too much may cause heart related problems

allergic reaction many food allergies can develop in childhood in a case with

bananas it can appear in adulthood if you eat too much of this fruit you may

get many problems with it like stomach pain vomiting nausea breathing problems

and skin itching weight gain if you desire to increase your weight then you

can keep swallowing bananas it contains a significant amount of proteins and fat

which can help you to gain weight quite fast so dieters must eliminate bananas

from their daily food migraine if you are often troubled by excruciating

migraine attacks you may want to avoid bananas in your daily diet terra-man as

substance present in bananas is a trigger for migraine headaches

drowsiness bananas can make you feel drowsy even if you have just started the

day they are rich in tryptophan an amino acid that can reduce your mental

performance and reaction time apart from making you feel sleepy these properties

however will make them a good snack before bedtime beauty benefits of banana

peel makes you shock we have always heard the beauty benefits of bananas

what about their pee actually people in a lot of cultures around the world still

eat the peel for its fiber potassium and other nutritional benefits but there are

ways to reap the rewards without eating the peel too

here are some of the beauty benefits teeth whitener cut off a piece of the

peel and rub the inner pot gently over your teeth for a few minutes then rinse

off repeat one to two times daily for whitener looking teeth screen brightener

the same way their white and teeth pills can brighten skin you gently rub the

inner peel of your skin then rinse off afterwards a wrinkle reducer rub the

inner portion of the peel over your target areas leave on for 30 minutes

before rinsing acne treatment there is been some success for treating blemishes

and acne by rubbing the affected area gently for a few minutes then rinsing

repeating three times a day combat puffy eyes while cucumbers or the

popular way to fight tired of off the eyes banana peels can do the trick

as well just use them the same way like place banana peel over your eyes to give

your bright fresh and look you can also apply banana paste on eyes to clear

puffy eyes banana face pack for glowing and anti-aging this fruit contains

vitamin A vitamin b6 vitamin C and vitamin E all the way along with

potassium minerals zinc manganese and iron applying the banana for face helps

to keep your face in a great condition banana face pack to lighten skin this

natural face mask is good for fading away dark spots removing blemishes and

brightening dull skin for this pack we need one a ripe banana honey and lemon

firstly remove banana peel and mash single banana in a bowl

till it forms a smooth lump now add one teaspoon of lemon juice

and one teaspoon of honey and mix the ingredients Peroni applies this paste to

clean your face and let it sit for 15 to 20 minutes to penetrate deep into skin

pores and finally wash your face with lukewarm water button on face masks to

fight wrinkles bananas are packed with potent nutrients

which can remove the appearance of wrinkles and make your skin look younger

and radiant for this first mask we need 1 ripe banana one orange thick yogurt

make smooth pulp from ripe banana and add 1 teaspoon of yogurt and 2 teaspoons

of orange juice and mix the ingredients thoroughly to become smooth paste apply

this paste onto your face and massage for few minutes apply a second thick

coat onto your face and let it sit on your face for 15 to 20 minutes to a load

the mask to work its magic later rinse your face with cold water to

tighten your skin pores and apply a good moisturizer to hydrate your skin

repeat these face masks for two to three times in a week

for best results banana face back to look younger

bananas are rich in antioxidants and minerals and it increases the healing

process banana has the capacity to increase the elasticity of skin it has

the wonderful production of skin collagen for this banana face back

we need one organic ripe banana almond oil almond oil in the other hand will

provide your skin deep moisturization making smash banana to make pulp and add

one teaspoon of almond oil to it and mix thoroughly apply this mixture to

your skin let it stay for 20 to 30 minutes and rinse it off with cold water

then use tissue papers to clean and dry completely apply this twice in a week

for healthy skin bun and our Facebook also helps enlightening dark circles and

improves blood circulation throughout the skin thank you for watching the

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How much is a Gold Medal worth? | Strangest Moments - Duration: 6:25.

Let's start with a question you've been dying to ask.

Just how much money do these athletes make?

At the top end of Olympic sports,

a relatively small number of big names

earn substantial amounts in endorsement

and appearance contracts.

Out on his own is sprint champ Usain Bolt,

who earns a small fortune per year

and a big fortune in an Olympic year.

And the Jamaican's earnings are matched or surpassed by some of

the sport's professionals

who join in every four years.

The team events are awash

with fat salaries.

The Canadian ice hockey team,

which won gold at Sochi 2014,

had a combined annual income of $150 million US.

While the US basketball squad for Rio 2016 is maybe

the wealthiest group of athletes ever assembled.

So how much do athletes actually get paid

for winning a medal at the Olympic Games?

The answer is...

nothing.

Zero. No win bonus. No appearance fee.

No cash prize.

You get your travel expenses, food and lodging, some kit,

and that's about it.

For the Olympics, you don't get paid to play -

an idea that goes back to

the amateur tradition of the 19th century.

It's the spirit of gentlemanly conduct

that so seduced Pierre, Baron de Coubertin,

the Frenchman

who founded the modern Olympic movement in 1896.

His beliefs were typical of his time and his class.

Sport was no place

for professionals.

A gentlemen seeks no reward for his success

on the playing field.

While there was much to admire about these principles,

there is another way of looking at the amateur code

as more than a touch self-interested.

Only gentlemen could be amateurs

because only gentlemen could afford to be amateurs.

Those who couldn't leave their jobs for months at a time

were not considered worthy of these Olympic values.

Even those who earnt a modest living

by coaching sports like fencing

or skiing were barred from participation.

It wasn't until 1992

that professional athletes

were openly welcomed into the Olympic Games.

But not before sports administrators had,

over several decades,

tied themselves in knots trying to defend the principles

of amateurism.

At times, it led to some decisions

we would today consider a bit strange.

Take the great decathlete Jim Thorpe,

born on a Native American reservation in Oklahoma

in 1887.

Thorpe grew up without any of

the privileges enjoyed by the gentlemen amateurs.

He was an exceptionally gifted all-round athlete.

At the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm,

he won the decathlon and pentathlon gold medals,

earning a fine tribute from King Gustav of Sweden.

The following year, it emerged that Thorpe, 25,

had played semi-professional baseball as a teenager.

The US Amateur Athletic Union

immediately stripped Thorpe of his gold medals.

For the sake of $2 a day, Thorpe was publicly humiliated

and barred from future participation

in the Olympic Games.

Excluded from athletics,

Thorpe tried his hand at the new sports craze

in the United States,

playing in a competition known today as the NFL.

Just a few years later,

footballers from all over the world

were looking forward to travelling

to the Olympic Games at Amsterdam.

The 1924 football tournament in Paris

had been an enormously popular, generating tons of cash.

The football associations asked

for a small share of that income

to help pay their costs for travel and accommodation -

expensive for a footballer travelling to Europe

from, say, Uruguay.

They weren't asking for prize money or appearance money,

yet the IOC said no.

"Any contribution to cost would,"

they said, "breach the amateur code."

England's Football Association was so appalled by the request

they withdrew their Olympic football team.

The conflict led to football being banned from

the 1932 Los Angeles Olympic Games altogether.

Disappointed by this exclusion,

the international football associations went on

to form their own football event,

a competition we know today as the Fifa World Cup.

Today, no-one really argues about

the professional versus amateur issue.

Allowing professionals to take part in the Olympics

has not damaged the competition's popularity

or its integrity.

The ideals which de Coubertin thought exclusive to

the amateur code are now shared throughout Olympic sport.

The lack of prize money remains an important symbol of

the amateur ideal.

As for Jim Thorpe, he died penniless in 1953.

30 years later, Thorpe's two surviving children

were awarded a commemorative Olympic medal

in honour of their father's achievement.

It was a symbolic gesture which would eventually lead to

the acceptance of professional athletes at the Olympic Games.

So when you see athletes on the podium,

you can be sure they're not thinking about the prize money

because there isn't any.

They're thinking about their family, friends,

team-mates, coaches

and the honour of representing their country

at the Olympic Games.