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Studies in the lab show worms, flies, rats, etc. are living much longer if they keep in controlled starvation condition.
Go hungry to cheat your brain that you are in the hardship, your cell lifespan is extended to give you more chances to produce offspring. This is probable biological reason why starvation prolongs the lifespan.
Singapore senile politician, Lim Kuan Yew practiced 70% full stomach eating habit to keep healthy body which may sound rational if lab result is applicable to human being.
It’s much better they upload how to be a good wife course material on the youtube for mass audiences. It must be an instant hit.
Dr. Chua Sok Lek can be our instructor on how to be a good husband with his superb performance on the bed.
I have to say Malay girls enjoy sex more than Chinese girls. LOL
This different behavior on the bed may be due to cultural differences.
Obedient Wives Club to offer sex lessons on how to pleasure husbands
By ISABELLE LAI
RAWANG: Sex lessons to help wives “serve their husbands better than a first-class prostitute” will be among the courses provided by the Obedient Wives Club (OWC) to help promote harmonious marriages and counter social ills.
Its vice-president Dr Rohaya Mohamad said it was time sexual prowess took a front seat in marriage beyond the traditional “good mother or good cook” roles.
 Ishak Md Nor (centre) poses with two of his three wives, Aishah Ghafar (left) and second wife Afiratul Abidah Anan and three of his nine children, at the launch of The Obedient Wives Club in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. “A good or religious wife is also sexually good in bed,” she told reporters after the launch of the club’s Malaysian chapter at the Perangsang Templer Golf Club Saturday.
A husband who was kept happy in the bedroom would have no reason to stray or seek out prostitutes or indulge in other social vices, said Dr Rohaya, who was a medical doctor for 15 years in the Health Ministry before taking a leadership role in the club.
“The family institution is protected and we can curb social ills like prostitution, domestic violence, human trafficking and abandoned babies,” she said, adding that she believed these problems stemmed from unfulfilled sexual needs at home.
Dr Rohaya, said the club would also offer counselling and lecture sessions for wives, husbands or couples.
She said the Malaysian chapter had around 800 members while its Jordan chapter had 200, with the Indonesian chapter set to be launched on June 19 in Jakarta.
When questioned whether wives should remain obedient if their husbands still abused or cheated on them with prostitutes, Dr Rohaya said everyone was subject to God’s rule.
“God has his ways and is fair to all. A husband is also subject to God’s rule, meaning he can go to hell too. But a woman must be a good wife to the end,” she said, adding that according to Islam, women should pray, fast during Ramadhan, protect their chastity and obey their husbands if they wanted to enter Heaven.
OWC and the Polygamy Club was formed by Global Ikhwan Sdn Bhd, an organisation founded by former members of the banned Al-Arqam Islamic group.
A mass wedding reception for eight couples was also held during the launch.
The brides were aged 18 to 22 while the grooms were aged 20 to 48. All are OWC members and agreed that disobedient wives were the cause of many social ills.
Those inventing the vaccine is qualified to be awarded with Nobel Price. But as usual, another new super virus will pop up after HIV is no more an incurable disease.
Monkey HIV vaccine ‘effective’, say researchers
By Neil Bowdler
Science reporter, BBC News
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-13362927
A new vaccine can protect macaques against the monkey equivalent of HIV and could provide a fresh approach to an HIV vaccine, a study suggests.
US researchers say the vaccine offered protection to 13 of 24 rhesus macaques treated in the experiment.
In 12 of the monkeys, the vaccine was still effective 12 months later.
They claim the work, published in the journal Nature, could “significantly contribute” to the development of an effective HIV/Aids vaccine.
The researchers gave 24 healthy rhesus macaques a vaccine containing a genetically modified form of the virus, rhesus cytomegalovirus (CMV).
In 13 of the monkeys, the vaccine appeared to offer protection against simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV), the monkey equivalent of HIV. Of these 13, 12 monkeys were still protected one year on. Continue reading >> HIV Curing? Hope that is not another false hope
A naughty boy in my hometown pointed a handheld laser beam on my right eye from about 20-30 meters distance, I still feel the side effect of seeing a small black spot after two decades later.
A direct hit will temporarily blind our eye for a few minutes even from 100 meters away.
A Weak Laser Beam Won’t Affect Vision, Says Optometrist
KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 27 (Bernama) — A beam shone from far — from the stadium terraces to the playing field, for example — is weak and does not affect vision, an optometrist said on Monday.
This is especially so if a laser pointer is used, Dr Zahimi Chik said when commenting on an incident during the first-leg of the Malaysia-Indonesia final in the AFF-Suzuki Cup in Bukit Jalil Sunday night.
The match was stopped for five minutes after the Indonesian coach complained that Malaysian fans were dazzling his goalkeeper with a laser beam.
Continue reading >> Handheld laser pointer is still harmful
When my mum was warded in Muar Hospital last year, I discovered there are more mosquitoes in the hospital corridor outside the ward than any places (except the rubber plantation) known to me.
I have to bring an electric mosquito racket if I want to sit there for awhile.
So, government hospitals’ surrounding is poorly maintained never a big surprise to me.
Stinging discovery at Penang Hospital
By TAN SIN CHOW
GEORGE TOWN: Mosquitoes have been found breeding at Penang Hospital.
The discovery was made after a member of the public informed state Health, Welfare, Caring Society and Environment Committee chairman Phee Boon Poh that several drains were clogged with rubbish, resulting in stagnant water, at the hospital grounds.
Phee, who inspected the hospital grounds yesterday, found a clogged drain near the paediatric ward.
“I scooped water from the clogged drain and was surprised to see little creatures wriggling in it. I believe they are mosquito larvae,” he told reporters at the scene yesterday.
Checks by the state Health Department revealed that the
larvae was from the Culex mosquito, a carrier of diseases such as the West Nile virus, filariasis and Japanese encephalitis.
Phee said stern action must be taken against the contractor responsible for the hospital’s cleanliness.
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