Avocado Seeds Use them on your knees and you won't believe what happens Avocado Seeds can bring benefits to you or a family member When applied, you will experience an improvement in knee, back or leg pain For this, you'll need a ripe avocado Remove the seed, but first, comment on where you're watching this video from Start by removing the skin around the avocado seed, then cut it into small pieces Next, place it in a container with a lid and add alcohol to cover it completely This preparation is a natural anti-inflammatory as it possesses anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties while also aiding in improved local circulation It contributes to pain relief, swelling and joint stiffness Apply it only to the affected area with gentle massages Avoid applying near the eyes You can apply it at night and leave it until the next day Remember this preparation assists in improving joint pain Use it in conjunction with your treatment

Avocado Seeds Use them on your knees and you won't believe what happens Avocado Seeds can bring benefits to you or a family member When applied, you will experience an improvement in knee, back or leg pain For this, you'll need a ripe avocado Remove the seed, but first, comment on where you're watching this video from Start by removing the skin around the avocado seed, then cut it into small pieces Next, place it in a container with a lid and add alcohol to cover it completely This preparation is a natural anti-inflammatory as it possesses anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties while also aiding in improved local circulation It contributes to pain relief, swelling and joint stiffness Apply it only to the affected area with gentle massages Avoid applying near the eyes You can apply it at night and leave it until the next day Remember this preparation assists in improving joint pain Use it in conjunction with your treatment

MENU Nikkei Asian Review Sort by Region Nikkei Asian Review Log in Subscribe Home Spotlight Politics & Economy Business Markets Tech & Science Viewpoints Life & Arts Features Regions Log in Subscribe About Nikkei Asian Review August 17, 2017 7:48 pm JST Taiwan to discuss lithium ion battery energy storage with Tesla following blackout President Tsai Ing-wen wants to boost use of green energy DEBBY WU, Nikkei staff writer A Tesla Model S electric car is charged by a supercharger at its showroom in Taipei on August 11. © Reuters TAIPEI -- The Taiwanese government is planning to approach Tesla to discuss the feasibility of setting up lithium ion battery facilities for storing renewable energy on the island, in line with a project the U.S. technology company recently launched in Australia, a top official said on Thursday following a mass power blackout earlier in the week. The move would also chime with Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen's ongoing efforts to replace nuclear power with green energy. Tsai has pledged to make Taiwan nuclear energy free by 2025. Taiwan’s Minister of Science and Technology Chen Liang-gee said the government would seek to discuss lithium ion battery energy storage with Tesla. (Photo by Debby Wu) "Tesla is using its lithium ion battery technology to help Australia and California to implement smart grid and grid storage, and we can learn from them in the future," Taiwan's Minister of Science and Technology Chen Liang-gee told reporters at his office in Taipei. "We will try to check out whether there is a suitable solution...we will get in touch with them," Chen said. Chen added that the government would send a team of officials to the U.S. to talk with Tesla soon, although he would not be heading the delegation. He said that the government had not prepared a budget for such a project, although he suggested that a Taiwanese company could potentially form a joint venture with the U.S. tech company for the project. Tesla, which is also known for its electric cars, declined to comment. Taiwan was hit by a mass power outage on Tuesday, the largest by number of households affected since a massive earthquake struck in 1999. The blackout came after government-run petroleum company CPC Corporation ran into difficulties while replacing the power supply for a control system responsible for sending natural gas to a power plant. A number of tech companies in Taiwan have suffered some minor disruption to production following the outage. 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