nanti nak pilih-pilih gambar dulu..
Saturday, June 15, 2013
Jalan-jalan Ke Bandung
Pada cuti pertengahan tahun ni (24mei - 28mei2013), kami suami isteri berhhoneymoon di Bandung....
nanti nak pilih-pilih gambar dulu..
nanti nak pilih-pilih gambar dulu..
Buah Delima
Kita baca dan cuba amalkan..demi kesihatan bagi memudahkan kita beribadat...InsyaAllah
Pomegranate
health benefits

Time to add
another carton of fruit juice to your shopping basket:
it seems
pomegranate is the new wonder drink for all-round good health benefits.
Not convinced?
Not convinced?
1. It contains
three times more antioxidants, glass for glass, than red wine or green tea.
2. Drinking it
will boost your intake of vitamins C, E, and K, as well as potassium and
calcium
3. It contains
folic acid, necessary to make red blood cells, and iron.
4. Drink
pomegranate juice after a workout as it will speed up your recovery and reduce
muscle aches. Research also indicates that it may prevent cartilage
deterioration.
5.
Pomegranates are thought to help protect you against cancer. Research conducted
in Israel showed that pomegranate juice destroys breast cancer cells while
leaving healthy cells alone.
6. New
research shows that it may also help to prevent cardiovascular disease, heart
attacks and strokes, as it is understood to halt clogging in your arteries.
7. Studies
have also shown that pomegranates can help to lower bad cholesterol and build
good cholesterol.
8. As well as
being a source of calcium, pomegranates may also help to prevent dental plaque
forming on your teeth.
Looking for a
pure pomegranate juice to help boost your health?
Check the
ingredients, and avoid pomegranate drinks with added sugars, juices, water and
additives.
Friday, June 14, 2013
Kesihatan Lagi...
More Homemade Remedies
Tonics
Maintaining a proper strength of the immune system in the body is a basic requirement for staying healthy. To avoid falling sick and to maintain good health, Ayurveda advises a number of simple formulas which are very effective to increase immunity or 'Ojas'. To become an expert in rejuvenation or 'rasayana' therapy, you might need to join our online courses on 'Original Ayurveda'.
However, here are some recipes for simple Ayurvedic tonics that act as 'Rasayanas'. These are especially beneficial for those who are physically weak, underweight and have weak muscles. The tonics given below nourish not only the body but mind too.
- Eat 3 or 4 figs and drink 250ml warm milk in the morning. One or two teaspoons of honey may be added to the milk for sweetening. Soak the figs in water if they are dry. It is a very good tonic and also cures constipation and anemia.
- Take 2 walnuts, 4 almonds and 7 raisins. Soak them overnight in water and eat the next morning with 250ml of warm milk. Chew well. It's good to add one or two teaspoons of honey to the milk for sweetening.
- Take 1 part dry dates (without seeds), 2 parts dry coconut and 3 parts sugar candy. Cut/break them into small pieces and mix together. Take about 50 grams of this mixture every morning. It's specially good for the children and prevents common ailments like tonsillitis, cold, cough, indigestion and diseases relating to teeth. The dose for children is 2 teaspoons and 4-5 teaspoons for adults. Do not drink water immediately after eating this mixture.
Take equal quantity of unpeeled apples and carrots grated. This mixture should be taken on an empty stomach in the morning. Dose can be up to 200 grams. Do not eat anything for 2 hours after eating this mixture. It is very effective in reducing extra fat, specially for the women. For increasing weight the same mixture should be taken immediately after lunch. Special Ayurvedic tonic for infants:
- Take 1 almond and soak it in water overnight. In the morning remove the skin of almond and make a fine paste by grinding it. Mix in 1 gram of honey. Give to babies who are 4 months or older. It is a nice tonic for both mental and physical development of the child. Please note that the almond should not be bitter and the paste should be very fine.
- Take 25 grams black chickpeas (kala chana). Soak them in 200 ml water in the night. It is advised to eat these next morning. The water can also be taken with or without mixing a teaspoon of honey. The sprouts made from black chickpeas can also be taken. They strengthen the lungs, help reduce cholesterol and are good in cases of heart disease. Those having a weak digestion or who develop heaviness after eating this, should discontinue.
- Take 2-3 dry dates and soak them in water every morning. In the evening boil them in 250ml milk untill half the quantity of milk remains. Cool and add one teaspoon honey as a sweetener. Eat the dates and drink the milk. This can be taken one hour before going to bed. Do not drink water for 2 hours after taking this tonic. This tonic helps to build all the 'Dhatus', gives strength to lungs, increases blood circulation, cleans the bowels and alleviates Vata and Pitta.
Thursday, November 08, 2012
Spageti aglio olio
1st time nak buat.... pernah rasa , sedap.. (saing ambo hok masoknyo..)
Resepi Spageti Aglio Olio ni me ambi kat blog 'Our Story';
Bahan2
1. Spageti
2. Seafood udang / sotong
3. Bawang putih 5-6 ulas di cincang
4. Bawang besar holand di dadu (me guna bwng besar biasa je)
5. 1/2 sudu teh serbuk lada hitam / ikut suka la nak letak bnyk mana
6. Sedikit serbuk cili / cajun / cili kering yg di gunting menyerong (me guna cili kering je)
7. Garam secukup rasa
Cara2 memasak
- rebuskan spageti dan toskan
- panaskan 2 sudu butter / olive oil / minyak jagung / minyak biasa
- tumis bawang besar dan bawang putih sehingga layu
- masukkan seafood dan kacau
- masukkan spageti, serbuk lada hitam, cili kering/flakes and garam
- gaul2 dan siap utk d hidang.
Boleh tambah origano flakes dan parsley flakes.. fuhhh lebih terangkat.
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Jalan-jalan ke Kuching..
Assalamualaikum wbt....bertemu kembali.
Sempena Hari Malaysia
Sempena Hari Malaysia
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| Lobby Hotel 360 |
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| Pandangan Sungai dari tingkat 18 Hotel 360 |
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| Mee Kolok yang terkenal di Kuching |
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| Polis berbasikal di Waterfront Kuching |
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| ...di kedai kraf |
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| Ikan masin terubok...mesti beli punya.. |
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| Bilik hotel yang sangat luas |
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| Di Pasar Satok...beli ikan terubok |
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| Bot Laju |
Wednesday, June 06, 2012
Cuti-cuti di Kota Kinabalu
Assalamualaikum wbt, bagaimana dgn cuti sekolah pada kali ini.... Semoga meninggalkan kenamgan yg indah.
Cuti kali ini, Kota Kinabalu jadi sasaranku....pergi berdua saja dgn mr.Aziz. Sudah lama nak bercuti ke Sabah ni tapi selalu sibuk dgn agenda lain... akhirnya sampai juga.
Kami singgah di Tamparuli..
Cuti kali ini, Kota Kinabalu jadi sasaranku....pergi berdua saja dgn mr.Aziz. Sudah lama nak bercuti ke Sabah ni tapi selalu sibuk dgn agenda lain... akhirnya sampai juga.
Kami singgah di Tamparuli..
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| Jambatan gantung Tamparuli |
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| Pekan Nabalu di tanah tinggi...dah mula sejuk..tempat membeli belah . |
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| Posing di Kinabalu Park...menarik hutannya. |
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| dah nampak gunung Kinabalu...tapi puncaknya dilindungi awan. |
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| Kami dah sampai di Pekan Kundasang yang terkenal itu...sejuk dan berangin. |
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| Pandangan dari Masjid Kundasang |
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| Singgah di Dairy Farm...ada lembu tenusu Fresian |
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| Hijau...hilang tension kerja.. |
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| Pondok tempat beli tiket untuk masuk ke Kawasan Dairy Farm |
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| Bye...Kundasang, InsyaAllah kami akan berkunjung lagi. Memang puas hati melancong di sini. |
Saturday, March 31, 2012
BRAIN ... Minda..Akal...
Artikel pilihan kali ini berkaitan dengan kesihatan organ yang paling penting di dalam badan kita ..
Mana yang baik kita boleh amalkan..
Selamat membaca.
Mana yang baik kita boleh amalkan..
Selamat membaca.
4 STEPS TO BRAIN HEALTH
New studies bring to our attention that high levels of cholesterol might make the brain cells more prone to dementia. The heart and brain are connected to long term health – many things that heart patients do are good for all of us to keep our brain healthy, too. So by preventing a heart attack, you can avoid brain drain.
1. Take B Vitamins.
B vitamins can help stifle homocysteine, an amino acid that damages blood vessels. A new study of seniors from researchers at the Chicago-based Rush Institute found in 2004 that seniors with low levels of niacin were more likely to suffer from Alzheimer’s. Get in the habit of taking a quality B Complex every day.
2. Try Ginkgo Biloba.
Extracted from the ancient ginkgo tree, ginkgo biloba is considered the best of all brain-boosting supplements on the market. Studies of people with Alzheimer’s disease show that ginkgo enhances blood flow to the brain and improves memory recall. In addition, ginkgo is a potent anti-inflammatory and antioxidant. Ginkgo does thin the blood and can clash with some medications, especially blood thinners; so check with your doctor before taking and make sure not to take before a surgery.
3. Avoid inflammation.
Chronic inflammation, whether from an irritated bowel disease, inflamed gums, or an autoimmune disease, weakens the arteries in both the heart and the head. Inflammation makes the arteries more vulnerable to rupture and increases the danger of heart attack and stroke. Keep an eye on early warning signs of inflammation.
4. Exercise your brain.
Older folks who are readers stay sharp while those who watch TV melt into the couch. When researchers compared those struck by Alzheimer’s and their activity level, 47% are less likely to develop the disease than those who taxed their brains the least. Do crossword puzzles, read, play cards, write detailed and interesting e-mails to all your friends, surf the web, and just plain stay busy.
Supplements of the Month:
Ginkgo Biloba
The ginkgo is the oldest living tree species, geological records indicate this plant has been growing on earth for 150 – 200 million years. It was first brought to Europe in the 1700′s and it is now a commonly prescribed drug in France and Germany.
In the last 30 years, more that 300 studies have given clinical evidence that ginkgo prevents and benefits many problems throughout the entire body. Ginkgo is gaining recognition as a brain tonic that enhances memory because of its positive effects on the vascular system, especially in the cerebellum.
Ginkgo may help to counteract the effects of aging, including mental fatigue and lack of energy.
Ginkgo works by increasing blood flow to the brain and throughout the body’s network of blood vessels that supply blood and oxygen to the organ systems. It increases metabolism efficiency, regulates neurotransmitters, and boosts oxygen levels in the brain which uses 20% of the body’s oxygen.
Ginkgo has been used to relieve tension and anxiety and improve mental alertness, elevate mood and restore energy.
Ginkgo also acts as a powerful antioxidant and contributes to the oxidation of free radicals which are believed to contribute to premature aging and dementia. Antioxidants also protect the eyes, cardiovascular system and central nervous system.
Ginkgo may also help control the transformation of cholesterol to plaque associated with the hardening of arteries, and can relax constricted blood vessels.
Studies have confirmed that ginkgo increases blood flow to the retina, and can slow retinal deterioration resulting in an increase of visual acuity.
Flush-Free Niacin
Vitamin B 3 – (Niacin) is used in the process of releasing energy from carbohydrates, forming fat from carbohydrates and to metabolize alcohol. Vitamin B3 comes in two basic forms – niacin (also called nicotinic acid) and niacinamide (also called nicotinamide). Inositol hexaniacinate, a “flush-free” niacin, is also available and has many of the same benefits of niacin, and is becoming increasingly popular. Dietary niacin and niacin formed within the body from the amino acid tryptophan are converted to niacinamide. Niacinamide is the biologically active form of niacin.
The RDA for men and women is in the range 14-18mg, and is easily achieved. Prescribed doses of the supplement go as high as 3gm per day and sometimes even higher.
The best food sources of vitamin B3 are peanuts, brewer’s yeast, fish and meat, and fortified breakfast cereals. Some vitamin B3 is also found in whole grains. Vitamin B3 is found in most vitamin supplements, but additional supplementation is needed to achieve many of the proven health benefits.
Food sources (mg per 100gm):
Rice bran (18.5)
Tuna (11.6)
Chicken liver (9.3)
Chicken, white meat (8.1)
Wheat germ (5.6)
Brown rice (4.7)
Broccoli (0.8)
Dried figs (0.4)
Niacin is one of the most stable of the B-vitamins. It is resistant to the effects of heat, light, air, acid and alkali. A white crystalline substance that is soluble in water and alcohol, niacin and niacinamide are both readily absorbed from the small intestine. Small amounts may be stored in the liver, but most of the excess is excreted in the urine. The only appreciable loss of niacin occurs when it leaches into cooking water.
Caution:
Niacin, taken orally as nicotinic acid, can produce redness, warmth, and itching over areas of the skin; this “niacin flush” usually occurs when doses of 50mg or more are taken and is a result of the release of histamine by the cells, which causes vasodilatation. ‘Take Your Vitamins’ brand of Flush Free Niacin can be taken, as it will not produce this reaction.
As with any vitamin or supplement, please consult your doctor before taking.
Sumber :.Dayrecipe.com....Thank you!
1. Take B Vitamins.
B vitamins can help stifle homocysteine, an amino acid that damages blood vessels. A new study of seniors from researchers at the Chicago-based Rush Institute found in 2004 that seniors with low levels of niacin were more likely to suffer from Alzheimer’s. Get in the habit of taking a quality B Complex every day.
2. Try Ginkgo Biloba.
3. Avoid inflammation.
Chronic inflammation, whether from an irritated bowel disease, inflamed gums, or an autoimmune disease, weakens the arteries in both the heart and the head. Inflammation makes the arteries more vulnerable to rupture and increases the danger of heart attack and stroke. Keep an eye on early warning signs of inflammation.
4. Exercise your brain.
Supplements of the Month:
Ginkgo Biloba
The ginkgo is the oldest living tree species, geological records indicate this plant has been growing on earth for 150 – 200 million years. It was first brought to Europe in the 1700′s and it is now a commonly prescribed drug in France and Germany.
Ginkgo may help to counteract the effects of aging, including mental fatigue and lack of energy.
Ginkgo works by increasing blood flow to the brain and throughout the body’s network of blood vessels that supply blood and oxygen to the organ systems. It increases metabolism efficiency, regulates neurotransmitters, and boosts oxygen levels in the brain which uses 20% of the body’s oxygen.
Ginkgo has been used to relieve tension and anxiety and improve mental alertness, elevate mood and restore energy.
Ginkgo may also help control the transformation of cholesterol to plaque associated with the hardening of arteries, and can relax constricted blood vessels.
Studies have confirmed that ginkgo increases blood flow to the retina, and can slow retinal deterioration resulting in an increase of visual acuity.
Flush-Free Niacin
The RDA for men and women is in the range 14-18mg, and is easily achieved. Prescribed doses of the supplement go as high as 3gm per day and sometimes even higher.
The best food sources of vitamin B3 are peanuts, brewer’s yeast, fish and meat, and fortified breakfast cereals. Some vitamin B3 is also found in whole grains. Vitamin B3 is found in most vitamin supplements, but additional supplementation is needed to achieve many of the proven health benefits.
Food sources (mg per 100gm):
Tuna (11.6)
Chicken liver (9.3)
Chicken, white meat (8.1)
Wheat germ (5.6)
Brown rice (4.7)
Broccoli (0.8)
Dried figs (0.4)
Niacin is one of the most stable of the B-vitamins. It is resistant to the effects of heat, light, air, acid and alkali. A white crystalline substance that is soluble in water and alcohol, niacin and niacinamide are both readily absorbed from the small intestine. Small amounts may be stored in the liver, but most of the excess is excreted in the urine. The only appreciable loss of niacin occurs when it leaches into cooking water.
Caution:
Niacin, taken orally as nicotinic acid, can produce redness, warmth, and itching over areas of the skin; this “niacin flush” usually occurs when doses of 50mg or more are taken and is a result of the release of histamine by the cells, which causes vasodilatation. ‘Take Your Vitamins’ brand of Flush Free Niacin can be taken, as it will not produce this reaction.
As with any vitamin or supplement, please consult your doctor before taking.
Sumber :.Dayrecipe.com....Thank you!
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