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 Sick in a sense can be used as -  "Being tired of something." , "Frustrated "or "Annoyed." Another Sick is used for the purpose of "illness or unwellness". Sick is the less formal of the two words. It usually describes a short-term illness or disease such as the flu, and is commonly used to refer to feeling sick. Think of a sick child who stays home instead of going to school, or a person who gets sick to their stomach after riding a roller coaster. Ill is more formal and is used to describe long-term and short-term illnesses or diseases. A person who is not in good health because of something serious, such as cancer or pneumonia, can be labeled as sick. On the other hand, a person who has a mild fever or cold can also be called sick. Similar to illness, illness also means feeling sick.

Sometimes the days will come in your life, When nobody cares about you. Only you will be making yourself Happy. You are the only one who can admire your efforts. People are selfish, they are not real, Even if your family or your peers In rage they can only peal.. They don't feel what you felt  They only reminds thee mistakes and guilts. They don't care about you, They mere care about the work  And the endeavors ..... That they wanted from you, In the time of need they'll say please! In the time of deed, they'll not lift,  They'll only tease. The only person who think and care Is your MOM dear,  The one who has carried you upto 9 months In her belly bearing unbearable pain. Her love and care will never be vanish or get in vain. Take a promise to you, You'll never be dejected  Never be discouraged Cause' there is always your Mom's benedictions, that will amazed. Try to be better you everyday,  Try to renew. Cause' success come to those Who doesn't ...

8 Healthy Reasons to Eat Dark Chocolate A bite of dark chocolate a day could not only be good for your heart, but may also improve brain function, alleviate stress, and lower the risk of diabetes. Dark chocolate contains phytonutrients called flavonoids, which are plant chemicals that act as antioxidants and may play a role in cancer prevention and heart health, according to research published in 2016 in the Journal of Nutritional Science. The cacao plant that chocolate is derived from also contains a compound called theobromine, which Toby Amidor, RD, a cookbook author and nutrition expert for Food Network, says may help reduce inflammation and potentially lower blood pressure. “Cacao is packed with numerous antioxidants — actually more than green tea or red wine,” she says. “The darker you go, the more antioxidants you’ll get, but there needs to be a balance between eating palatable dark chocolate and getting the health benefits.” Your best bet is choosing a bar with 70 percent cacao...