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Monday, October 26, 2009

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To Soya/Tofu lovers: Females MUST READ...

Dear All,
       All Males     -     PLEASE  pass this info to ALL your  female friends...     It may save their lives!. Something to take note of. This  is my true story, nothing altered.   These are facts, as they relate to my  experience, my opinions based on what I have read and felt.   I am relating  them to warn other young health-conscious women who are unwittingly  harming themselves. 
    One of the changes I wanted to make was to eat healthier. 
  I bought soya muffins, miso soup with tofu,soybeans, soybean, sprouts, etc.     All the literature in all the health and fitness magazines said that soya  protected you against everything from heart disease to breast cancer.   It was the magical isoflavones, the estrogen-like hormones that all worked to help you stay young and healthy.   I looked great - I was working out all the time, but my menstrual cycle was off.   At 20,   I started taking birth control  pills to regulate my menstrual cycle. 
  I began to get puffy, it was as though I was  losing my muscle tone.   I began to suffer from depression and getting hot flashes.    I mistook all this for PMS since my periods were irregular.   By  the time I was 25, my periods were so bad,   I couldn't walk.   The birth control pills never made them regular or less painful so I decided to stop taking them. 
  At 27, my gynecologist found two cysts in my  uterus.   Both were the size of tennis balls.    I went through surgery to have them removed and thank God they were benign.   The gynecologist told me to go back on birth control pills.    I didn't.    In 1998, he discovered a lump in my breast.   Again, I went through surgery and again it was benign. 
    Thinking I had a tooth infection I went to the dentist who told me that teeth were not the problem. 
  At this point I could feel a tiny nodule on the right side of my  neck.    I told my mother I had thyroid trouble.   She thought I was being silly.   No one in the family suffered from thyroid trouble.   Going on a hunch  I saw a specialist who diagnosed me with Papillary Thyroid  Carcinoma.   After a series of tests he told me it was cancer.   My fiance and  I sat stunned.   We were not prepared and I was so scared.   We scheduled surgery right away. 
   They found a tumor at my right lobe composed of irregular cells and another smaller tumor growing on the left, so the entire thyroid was removed.   They told me that after undergoing radioactive iodine I would be safe and assured me that I could live a long life. 
  I never once thought it could be all the soya I had consumed for nearly ten years.     After all, soya is healthy.    I came upon a web page that linked thyroid problems to soya intake and the conspiracy of soya marketed as a by-product of the vegetable oil industry.   This was insane, after all, the health and fitness magazines had said nothing about soya being harmful. 
  She informed me that soya was the culprit.   She had a hysterectomy due to cysts and other uterine problems.   A few months later another acquaintance who had consumed soya came down with thyroid cancer. 
  What was going on? 
    What mimics estrogen in the female body, SOYA!     But I never suspected soya because until now I never once found a single article that stated soya could be dangerous. 
      I think this is the reason that women with thyroid cancer often develop breast cancer later.  My co-worker is big into soya and I see her losing hair and gaining weight despite a walking workout during her break and after work, and apples and oranges for lunch.   She just had cysts removed from her uterus too. I warned her to stay off soya.    I referred her to websites but until it is on the evening news on all four networks, women will suffer.   Since the thyroidectomy, I do not touch soya, haven't for two years.
Dear readers,     
    There are so many young girls who are consuming soya because they think they are taking care of themselves, and women taking soya because they want to be healthy.     It is so unfair that the information about the dangers of soya  isn't more widely circulated.   It is sad.

Thursday, October 08, 2009

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AVOID KERINCHI LINK on WET DAY!

AVOID KERINCHI LINK ON WET DAY!!!! Im urging u! *Please don’t forward my email with my email, remember to remove my email address 1 st Thanks!* J
I had an accident at Kerinchi link yesterday at 630am, Im fine don’t worry I just want to warn every1 to avoid this highway especially on WET DAY!

Well, I was suppose to meet up some friends for a waterfall trip. So I was coming from RTM building, going towards to Damansara, I know there is a curve so I try to press on the brake to slow down a little. But I still lost control at the dangerous curve, the road was wet and just too slippery. See below photo, when I drove on this curve, my car got skidded and my tyre hit the right divider (bang!) Then I saw this wira which had the same accident before me, so I tried to avoid it and controlled my steering driving to the left, I kept trying to press on my car brake but my car just lost control, my god! After that, my car tyre hit the left divider (another big “bang”!) and it jus stopped and cant move at all, engine was still working.

After I get down from my car and crossed over to the right divider, 1 motorcyclist skidded and fell from his motor bike, everyone screamed at him, asking him to get up quickly before any car come and hit him LLL My heart nearly fell out! Huh………….. Then another car got skidded and hit the dividers, so I know how my car got skidded and hit the divider. In total I saw 3 cars and 2 motorbikes had the same accident with my own eyes, real scary, before me, another 3 cars had experienced the same accident! GOSH!!! 1 kancil lady said she only drive 60 per km!

I scream every time when I see any vehicle skidded and hit the divider, almost every car got skidded! Some so lucky because they were driving very slow or their car has good traction control feature, so jus skidded without hitting the dividers, must be slower than 60 per km I guess! GOSH! The 1 st photo was taken at abt 645am.

Please don’t use that highway ON WET day, 2 of my friends were driving slowly at the same curve but their car got skidded too! But thank god they didn’t hit the divider. I was on average speed as I know this dangerous curve and I use this highway quite often but never on a wet day. L

Another fren told that his fren had the same experience few month ago, same curve on a wet day too!

Well, this is such a bad road condition! And I had to pay RM300 road compound! How can I complain about Kerinchi link??? I will spread this via facebook too! Can I write a letter to the star??? Im doing it for those car who drove slowly but still had the accidents! No motorcyclist was escape!! None of them! I only saw 2 motorbikes and both skidded and motorcyclists fell down in the middle of the road! How dangerous!


I saw this CRV car in the workshop just now, the poor lady owner had the same accident, same spot as me, at 5am ++ yesterday, now she is in the hosp and she hurt her back bone L pray that she will recover very soon! I urge u guys to ban this highway, PLEASE! Kerinchi link is such a irresponsible highway management co.! This must be a known issue long ago right? What are they thinking about?

Luckily I didn’t drive that fast right? I did slow down (u hv to believe me L ) as I know where is the curve!



See my car body stil very pretty!!!! Unbelievable!



The tyre arm broken!



Please urge ur friend and family to avoid this highway, especially on WET DAY!

Wednesday, October 07, 2009

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Alcohol treated like soft drinks

THE report “Truancy a problem among pupils” (The Star, Oct 1) didn’t come as quite a shock to me, as the issue has been a long and hard battle to fight.
What’s shocking was that “consumption of alcoholic drinks” was among the top of the list, and even smoking probably comes after that.
As alcoholic beverages can easily be bought at even the 24-hour convenience stores and supermarkets, it looks like more and more youths would be able to consume them.
I have seen Malay teenagers (in school uniforms) going into the non-halal section in a hypermarket, looking for alcoholic drinks and grabbing some bottles and cans the moment they spotted them.
To make things worse, they just nonchalantly brought the drinks over to the counter, and the cashier didn’t even bat an eyelid when scanning the bottles and cans.
Nobody bothered to check for their identification or stop them while they were in the section.
Alcoholic drinks are now treated like soft drinks by youths, and if one is seen consuming it, then he or she is often labelled as ‘cool’.
I shudder at the thought of a future of alcoholic youths should the situation worsen.
BIBI,
Rembau.
Source: The Star