Train employees of the employer implementing the drug and alcohol testing. program in the collecting of specimens and the administering of initial tests; or. 2. Provide the employer with personnel to collect specimens and administer the. initial tests.
Smell before you select. A perfectly ripe guava is one that you can smell without even putting it to your nose. It should smell sweet and slightly musky. If you have eaten a guava before, look for guavas that smell like they taste.ash your guavas. You should wash the entire guava, as the rinds are actually edible. Rinse the fruit with cold water in an effort to quell any bacterial growth. Pat your guavas dry with paper towels. 2. Place your guava on a cutting board. Using a knife, slice your guava in half.
Guava is a source of lycopene. A healthy diet should include 10.5 to 14 cups of fruit each week, according to USDA dietary guidelines. Guava, a relative of the pomegranate, can have a sweet or sour taste that complements both sweet and savory dishes and contributes to your weekly fruit intake. Guava also offers health benefits by helping you reach your recommended intake of several nutrients. Ascorbic Acid One of guava's main health benefits is its ascorbic acid, or vitamin C, content.