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MOST IMPORTANT AND SECRET FRUITS TO EAT AND PREVENT HAIR LOSS IS...HOW....AND....WHY?

There are Tons and Tons of drugs out there on hair loss, diet pills and DHT drugs. Pharmaceutical companies are making Billions every year and they won't allow anything that will reduce their income, so they lobby some  government agencies to approve and help promote their drugs out there.

  They will never give you a green, organic, natural alternative remedies to your hair problems in fact, It is a situation of "Nothing Goes For Nothing ...You Must To Submit Something.... they said nothing is free even health is not free as well, when you don't sick or have problems, they won't make any money. But don't you think hair loss problems might have other means and solutions out there? Don't you think someone out there in the world actually know the perfect natural solutions to hair loss negative stigma

 (AVOCADOS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT FRUIT IN REGAINING HAIR LOSS...FISH IS THE NEXT IN RANK)

And this is why I am bringing to your audience this question...Why Do INDIANS, BRAZILIANS, MEXICANS, JAPANS, have a very strong hair and retain them well into old age.  A huge difference in diet is the amount of protein they eat.  Compared to the average people, protein intake is extremely low.  The habits of the people in such countries show a variety of foods rich in nutritious vitamins and minerals required for strong, healthy hair growth.   The diets in India and Mexico are replete with beans and rice, as well as leafy green vegetables and a wide variety of fruit, their diet is complete with an emphasis on vegetables, seafood, rice, and soybeans.  Their diet is rich in fatty acids that are essential for healthy hair.  The Japanese include large amounts of seaweed rich with Iodine, a crucial nutrient in the production of strong hair. What I am trying to say here is that, in my country Malaysia, we have hundreds of varieties and new species of seafood, the A-Z of edible vegetables but the problem is that these foods are very expensive out there, to constantly eat different kinds of seafood everyday will bite deep into your monthly income unless you are rich. Here protein efficiency foods are far too expensive leaving the carbohydrates foods to be cheaper and more common.in the hands of the common man.

 The first problem that causes or inhibits hair loss is the metabolic injections of a bizarre DDT steroids into your blood stream through our eating habits...We tend to eat everything without taking into consideration the amount of vitamins and protein we ingest every day.

  The truth is that as we grow old, we need more of proteins and vitamins than carbohydrates, because as we progress towards aging, we need foods that will keep repairing our worn out tissues, we need of natural food supplements we derives from vegetables , these are not there in carbohydrates Rice, etc carbohydrates gives energy though we need it as well. When growing old, we are like taking a journey into transition. Please take note our body needs more protein, just like a baby who started with protein milk, so as we degenerate into maturity, we should concentrate more on proteins foods. 

Stop wasting your money to buy food supplements drugs, enter the markets (pasaraya) beside you get a fresh fish and not a salty fish( ikan masin) I will tell you the real dangers and dangerous side effects of eating Ikan Masing rather than eating fresh unsalted fishes.

THE NATURAL VEGETABLES AND FRUITS THAT HELPS HAIR LOSS :( Must be bought and eaten frequently) and you must reduce the amount of salt intakes...stick to a particular hair shampoo within 3 weeks

AVOCADOS 

BROCCOLI

OLIVE OIL (Note original Olive oil...there are some adulterated ones out there, they mixed them with bleached oils or vegetable oil) the reason for the olive oil is to moisturize your scalp 

SOYA BEAN

CABBAGE

NOTE: We learn to make soup with high contents of vegetables, just call it a vegetable soup for your family, let protein and vegetable be the subject of your cooking...make sure you cook around protein food as the subject matter. 

 For Example: today I am going to cook a fish stew, a fish soup, fish porridge, a fish cake

then other time, I am going to cook a carrot soup, a broccoli soup, a watermelon seed's soup, an okra soup...etc. please I am begging to see the best result and turn around in your health and for your kids change your cooking mentality. Let protein be your cooking subject matter ...and not saying I am cooking rice and soup, rice and stew, rice and curry, rice and this....rice and that

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NATURAL WAYS TO GROW YOU HAIR-- YOU DON'T NEED TO SPEND MONEY-IT'S--DO--IT--YOURSELF.

This story was discovered when I was searching for a permanent hair loss solution for my mother, She started losing her hair at late 30's. whenever she showered,scrubbed or brushed her hairs some strands will cut, affording the expensive hair treatment was difficult so I searched till I found this video. we followed and bought the Book, practised it and wow! it worked...So I have taken this steps to write out each word Jared Gates said for fast and easy understanding, and for those people who won't be able to watch the video. till I am tired for all of you, I will also do the translation in Bahasa Melayu for my people. Read and enjoy...Thanks.

hair loss solution

THE HAIR RESTORATION STORY PART 1

Hey, my name is Jared Gates and in the short video that follows, I’m going to show you how I went from this (Bald head) to this (Full hairy head) without any prescription drugs….Over The Counter “Remedies”…..or painful expensive hair transplants!

I’ll also show you can use the exact same 100% Natural Hair Restoration Method I did, to experience a thicker, fuller and healthier head of hair in less than three weeks from today. I’ll even give you each step of this method right inside this video, plus in the next five 5 minutes, you will also discover why the root cause of all Male and Female hair loss…Isn’t aging, Genetics or really anything else you’ve heard of before… But a Bizarre “Steroid” your body is producing inside of you this very second.. Something that’s not only responsible for your hair loss, but that could be putting virtually every man with a bald spot at a severe risk of a prostate cancer and flows through your bloodstream like a lethal dose of poison…Eventually reaching your hair follicles and destroying them right at the source, so that they can never produce more hair again.

 So if ever felt embarrassed, frustrated or even a little bit depressed about your bald spot, no matter how big or tiny it is… If you stay with me, you will not only regain that full head of hair you had when you were a kid, but you will regain the confidence that comes from once again, being a complete vital man or women!

So let me go ahead and cut to the chase by telling you exactly what this natural hair restoration method is…Why it’s been scientifically proven to work. And what makes it dramatically difference than anything you’ve ever seen or heard….He went on…. Then he said what did surprise me was what my Doctor said was causing my enlarged prostate…He said that a steroid called DHT, is what’s normally responsible for the growth of prostate cells. I have never heard of DHT before but my Doctor said it comes from Testosterone. And that as we grow older, our bodies convert more and more of our Testosterone into this steroid. Dr. Blount also mentioned that DHT affects women just as often as it does men, which I thought was really interesting, he said that’s because ovaries produce a surprisingly large amount of Testosterone…And just like with men, as women Age their body converts more and more of Testosterone into DHT, But regardless weather you’re a man or woman, my Doctor said, the point is that high levels of DHT are not good.

 In men DHT can be a major cause of prostate cancers and causes lower testosterone levels. While in women DHT throws the body out of hormonal balance. And causes mood swings, depression and even hot flashes! Now this is all shocking enough to me because I have never heard of this destructive DHT Steroid before….But what my Doctor said next absolutely shocked me. And it’s something you should pay close attention to, because it’s KEY to why you are losing your hair and how you can naturally reversed this process. Virtually all scientists now believe DHT to be the overwhelming cause of hair loss! And when I asked why: He just said, well it gets into your hair follicles and basically kills them. There is actually a Ton of research out there

WHAT IS THE LINK BETWEEN DHT AND HAIR LOSS

PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW MY PART 2 OF THIS STORY TO GIVE YOU THE FULL DETAILS AND THE TYPES OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES JARED GATES USED.

GIVING YOU A STEP BY STEP OF WHAT GE DID AND HOW HE DOES IT FOR FREE ONLY IF YO CAN JUST FOLLOW UP MY ARTICLES.

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TO KNOW MALAYSIA IS TO LOVE MALAYSIA POSITIVE CHANGE TO THE WORLD

KLCC: THE PRIDE OF MALAYSIA

MALAYSIA PAVILION IN MILANO 2015

                 MALAYSIA

   Malaysia is a bubbling, bustling melting pot of races and religions where Malays, Indians, Chinese and many other ethnic groups live together in peace and harmony. Our multiculturalism has made Malaysia a gastronomical paradise and home to hundreds of colourful festivals. It's no wonder that we love celebrating and socialising. As a people, Malaysians are very relaxed, warm and friendly.

Geographically, Malaysia is almost as diverse as its culture. 11 states and 2 federal territories (Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya) form Peninsular Malaysia which is separated by the South China Sea from East Malaysia which includes the 2 states (Sabah and Sarawak on the island of Borneo) and a third federal territory, the island of Labuan.

One of Malaysia's key attractions is its extreme contrasts which further add to this theme of ‘diversity’. Towering skyscrapers look down upon wooden houses built on stilts while five-star hotels sit just metres away from ancient reefs.

Rugged mountains reach dramatically for the sky while their rainforest clad slopes sweep down to floodplains teeming with forest life. Cool highland hideaways roll down to warm, sandy beaches and rich, humid mangroves.

For the perfect holiday full of surprises, the time is now, the place is Malaysia.

Culled from http://www.tourism.gov.my/

 PEOPLE & LANGUAGE

 Malaysian Malay People

The Malays are an ethnic group of Austronesian people who populate Peninsular Malaysia, parts of Thailand, Myanmar, Singapore, Indonesia, Brunei and the island of Borneo. The history of Malays can be traced as far back as 100AD. In short, the Malays consists of Austronesian-speaking people from mainland Asia, from the Kingdom of Champa (an ancient kingdom in Vietnam) and from Sumatera, who migrated to Malaysia between 2500 BC and 1500 BC. Presently, the Malays make up half the population in Malaysia.

(Austronesian - people from various places in Southeast Asia and Oceania)

Malaysian Chinese People

The Malaysian Chinese are descendants of the Chinese who migrated to Malaysia between the first and the mid-twentieth centuries. The Chinese are the second largest ethnic group in Malaysia.

The first historical record of Chinese immigrants was in the 15th century, when the Sultan of Malacca, Sultan Mansur Syah, married a Chinese princess. When the princess came over, she brought with her five hundred youths and maids of noble birth. The descendants of these people are called Baba and Nyonya. They are also known as Peranakan Chinese.

Later on, in the 19th century, more Chinese immigrated to Malaysia to work in rubber plantations and tin mines.

Malaysian Indian People

Malaysian Indians are descendants of those who migrated from India when the British were colonizing Malaysia, or as it was known back then, Malaya. The majority of these migrants are Tamils; followed by Punjabis, Gujaratis, Telugus, Sindhis, Ceylonese, Malayalees, and other smaller ethnic Indian groups.

The Indians first came to Malaysia for trading purposes in Malacca. Others were sent as labourers in coffee plantations, rubber and oil estates, when the British ruled India. The Indians are the third largest ethnic group in Malaysia.

The three main races in Malaysia each have their own unique language and dialects. The Malay language has ten dialects, the Chinese has seven and the Indians have six.

People of East Malaysia

Sabah, Sarawak and Labuan are located in East Malaysia, the geographic part of Malaysia located on the island of Borneo. In addition to the races discussed above, there are many, small indigenous tribes of people who live in East Malaysia. The tribal group Dayak represents the biggest population in Sarawak. Ibans and Bidayuhs are part of the Dayak tribe while the Kadazan is the biggest indigenous tribe in Sabah.

Culled fromhttp://www.mm2h.com

CULTURE & HERITAGE

There is no one definition of Malaysian culture. It’s a combination of Malay, Chinese, Indian and other indigenous ethnic groups, each with their own unique culture and heritage. The best way to experience Malaysian culture? Get to know the people! The indigenous ethnic groups can also be broken down via Peninsula Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak.

Peninsula Malaysia

The general term used for any of the indigenous groups that are found in Peninsular Malaysia is ‘Orang Asli’ which literally translates as the ‘original people’. They are divided into three main tribal groups: Negrito, Senoi and Proto-Malay. The Negrito usually live in the north, the Senoi in the middle and the Proto-Malay in the south. Each group or sub-group has its own language and culture. Some are fishermen, some farmers and some are semi-nomadic.

Sabah

The largest indigenous ethnic groups of Sabah's population are the Kadazan Dusun, the Bajau and the Murut.

Kadazan Dusun

The largest ethnic group of Sabah, the Kadazan Dusuns form about 30% of the state's population. Actually consisting of two tribes; the Kadazan and the Dusun, they were grouped together as they both share the same language and culture. However, the Kadazan are mainly inhabitants of flat valley deltas, which are conducive to paddy field farming, while the Dusun traditionally lived in the hilly and mountainous regions of interior Sabah.

Bajau

The second largest ethnic group in Sabah, the Bajaus make up about 15% of the state's population. Historically a nomadic sea-faring people that worshipped the Omboh Dilaut or God of the Sea, they are sometimes referred to as the Sea Gypsies. Those who chose to leave their sea-faring ways became farmers and cattle-breeders. These land Bajaus are nicknamed 'Cowboys of the East' in tribute to their impressive equestrian skills, which are publicly displayed in the annual Tamu Besar festival at Kota Belud.

Murut

The third largest ethnic group in Sabah the Muruts make up about 3% of the state's population. Traditionally inhabiting the northern inland regions of Borneo, they were the last of Sabah's ethnic groups to renounce headhunting. Now, they are mostly shifting cultivators of hill paddy and tapioca, supplementing their diet with blowpipe hunting and fishing. Like most indigenous tribes in Sabah, their traditional clothing is decorated with distinctive beadwork.

Sarawak

Collectively known as Dayaks, the Iban, Bidayuh and Orang Ulu are the major ethnic groups in the state of Sarawak. Typically, they live in longhouses, traditional community homes that can house 20 to 100 families.

Iban

The largest of Sarawak's ethnic groups, the Ibans form 30% of the State's population of 2.5 million. Sometimes erroneously referred to as the Sea Dayaks because of their skill with boats, they are actually an upriver tribe from the heart of Kalimantan. In the past, they were a fearsome warrior race renowned for headhunting and piracy. Traditionally, they worship a triumvirate of gods under the authority of Singalang Burung, the bird-god of war. Although now mostly Christians, many traditional customs are still practised.

Bidayuh

Peace-loving and easy-going, the gentle Bidayuh are famous for their hospitality and tuak or rice wine. Making their homes in Sarawak's southern regions, they are mostly farmers and hunters. In their past headhunting days their prized skulls were stored in a 'baruk‘, a roundhouse that rises about 1.5 metres above the ground. Originally animists, now most of the 200,000 strong population have converted to Christianity.

Melanau

Some 130,000 or 6% of the population of Sarawak are Melanau, believed to be among the original people to settle in Sarawak. Their language has different origins to the other ethnic groups of the state and today they are found mainly along the rivers and coastal plains of central Sarawak. Originally animists most have converted to Islam although some of the inland communities are Christian.

Orang Ulu

27 of the inland tribal groups of Sarawak are collectively called Orang Ulu or upriver people. A total estimated population of around 100,000 people belong to tribes varied in size from 300 to 25,000 individuals.

Arguably Borneo's most artistic people, their large longhouses are ornately decorated with murals and superb woodcarvings; their utensils are embellished with intricate beadwork. Traditional tattoos are a very important part of their culture; aristocratic Orang Ulu ladies also cover their arms and legs with finely detailed tattoos.

The aboriginal Penan people are also included as Orang Ulu by government census but the Penan are traditionally nomadic people living in small family groups constantly moving from place to place within the rainforest. Today most of the estimated 16,000 Penan people have settled in longhouse communities where their children have the chance to go to school. Like the Iban and Bidayuh, most of the Orang Ulu have converted from animism to Christianity or Islam.

Adapted from

http://www.tourism.gov.my

BUSINESS & TRADE

Malaysia’s market-oriented economy integrated with supportive government policies and a large local business community that’s ready to do business with international corporations has made Malaysia a highly competitive manufacturing and export base. With the legal and accounting practices being derived from the familiar British system, coupled with a large pool of young, educated and trainable workforce, Malaysia is perfectly positioned for corporations to get involved in.

Chambers of Commerce and Industry

Newcomers to Malaysia's business scene will feel at home with the presence of the various chambers of commerce and trade associations made up of corporations from different countries. These organisations are invaluable sources for general business information, advice and assistance, and complement the role of government agencies such as MIDA.

The major organisations, are the Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MICCI), Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM), the Japanese Chamber of Trade and Industry (JACTIM), and American-Malaysian Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAM), as well as several trade associations such as the Malaysian-American Electronics Industry (MAEI) Group.

Developed Financial Facilities

A well-developed financial and banking sector has enhanced Malaysia's position as a dynamic export base in Asia. Sophisticated financial facilities are available through domestic and foreign commercial banks and their nationwide network of branches. There are also representative offices of several foreign banks that have established their presence in the region. The commercial banks, investment banks and Islamic banks are major sources of financing to support economic activities in Malaysia.

The non-bank financial intermediaries, comprising development financial institutions, provident and pension fund insurance companies, and takaful operators complement the banking institutions in mobilising savings and meeting the financial needs of the economy.

Malaysia has also emerged at the forefront in the development of Islamic finance and has a comprehensive and vibrant Islamic financial system which includes Islamic Banking, Islamic Capital Market, Takaful and Retakaful, and Islamic Interbank Money Market.

Exporters in Malaysia can also take advantage of the credit facilities, export insurance cover and guarantees, offered by the Export-Import Bank of Malaysia Berhad (EXIM Bank). To complement Malaysia's financial system, the government has established the Labuan International Business and Financial Centre (Labuan IBFC) on the island of Labuan located off the north-west coast of Borneo.

Companies in Labuan enjoy minimal taxes as well as confidentiality. To-date, more than 2,700 offshore companies have commence operations in Labuan. These include offshore banks, trust companies, and insurance and insurance related companies. The Labuan Financial Services Authority (Labuan FSA) is a one-stop body that spearheads and coordinates the development of Labuan IBFC.

Local Vendors

Over the last three decades, Malaysia has developed a large pool of ancillary and supporting industries that was initiated with the entry of MNCs into the country. These MNCs, especially those which pursued active vendor development programmes, have contributed greatly towards the development of local small-and-medium scale industries (SMIs) that are highly competent and competitive with some even penetrating export markets.

Joint-Venture Partners in Malaysia

Most large Malaysian companies have been involved in trade and industry for generations, and many have excelled in international and regional markets. Thus, foreign investors seeking joint-venture partners in Malaysia will be able to select from a wide range of companies to find one that matches their needs. MIDA also assists foreign investors in business match-making to start joint-venture projects or to undertake contract manufacturing.

Culle fromhttp://www.mida.gov.my

BUSINESS CENTRE

Malaysia is embarking upon a new phase of development towards realizing its aspiration of becoming a developed nation by 2020. Given the changing domestic and global economic landscape, initiatives to enhance national competitiveness and resilience will be given priority.

One major thrust of the country's Development Plan is to move the economy up the value chain, and inherent to this is the need to develop more innovation driven enterprises.

With growing interest by foreign companies and entrepreneurs in doing business in Malaysia, the Malaysian economy is set to grow at a considerable rate over the next few years. With a strong and vibrant economy and several business opportunities, there are many advantages of doing business in the country, some of which are as follows:

1) Stable Economy
2) Educated Workforce
3) Pro-Active Government
4) Improving Infrastructure

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TRAGEDY: HOW I LOST ALL MY FRIENDS

 A young man wanted to get rid of his nagging and over demanding girlfriend. He tried every possible attempt which did not work. One day, an idea came into his head. As he searched a website called myspace.com, and browsed into people's profiles and succeeded in downloading four enchanting and beautiful girl’s photos.  He printed them out and wrote R.I.P (Rest In Peace) with a red ink on each of the pictures. He hid them in a magazine and left it on the table. One morning, as his girlfriend was cleaning the house, she saw the photos in the magazine, and walked up to him asking:

GIRLFRIEND: Darling!

YOUNG MAN: Sweetie, what is it?

GIRLFRIEND: I saw these female pictures in a magazine on the table, who are these girls?

YOUNG MAN: Oh! Sweetie! Please forget about them, it's not as important like our future together

GIRLFRIEND: It's important to me, I need to know please…if you don’t tell me, it means you don’t love me.

YOUNG MAN: OK, this one is Sarah; I met her at a friend's wedding. We dated and wanted to get married but just 2 months before our wedding celebration, she got involved in a car accident and died of a broken skull and a broken neck. This one is Natash, we met at Mac-Donald’s in PJ, we dated for a while. One day as she was driving to Pahang, her car was carelessly by a Tractor, immediately her car caught fire and she was burnt beyond recognition.

GIRLFRIEND: ( Sweating) Hmmmmmm! Unbelievable…OK continue…What about these ones?

YOUNG MAN: This one is  Janei, she was my neighbor's daughter who came back from Amsterdam, to spend 2weeks holiday with her parents. We met and spent a night together. Two days later, I was told she was among the dead in the ghastly Indonesian plane crash.. In fact,the worst problem was that her corpse was never found.

       This one,......... Oh Nina my love. ,..Her name was Nina; I almost killed myself when I lost this particular girl …..We went to visit my friend, on our way back, a truck ran over our small mini car, she died instantly, the truck driver and I, alone survived the accident.. It was after her death that I met you.

GIRLFRIEND: Meet who? Me?! You are crazy; You must be out of your mind! I am no longer interested in this relationship, Why have you kept these all secret from me ever-since....bye-bye and Good luck. I can’t be part of your ill-cursed life and accidental life.

(She instantly picked up her handbag and took to her heels).