Sunday, January 23, 2011

Temperature!

I guess all of you had noticed the weather these days. It goes like this...Sunny hot...cloudy..sunny again...looks like its gonna rain...sunny again! I really hope the sky will rain, even it is just 1 or 2 drops of water! Its so hot here!

Assignments start to pour in again and before I started my 1st assignment, some lecturers are already asking us to do the 2nd assignments! So frustrating!

I don't have much mood to update my blog nowadays because I really don't know what to write sometimes and then I will start to crap again and you guys won't even bothered to read it because it is useless with no information at all!!

Okay!! Today I want to introduce you guys a berry! No..not blackberry phones but just a type of berry that not many know about it! You can grow it in your garden!
Here is some pictures on how it looks like


It taste like cherries and any other berries you find in the supermarket. Guess what, I went to Jusco a few months ago and I saw them selling these berries and 1 box of it which almost equal to the bowl I plucked (above) is approx. RM10.
I went to do some google search and here are some 10 health benefits from this berry.


Cancer Prevention
Mulberries are a good source of resveratrol, a potent phytonutrient also found in grapes that researchers believe can prevent cancer and aid in the fight of existing cancers.
Life Extension
Because of their resveratrol content, mulberries may be a tool in one's life extension arsenal, as resveratrol has shown in several studies to extend the life of mice.
Blood Tonic
In Chinese medicine, mulberries are considered a blood tonic, meaning that they cleanse the blood and increase its production, strengthening the entire system.
Kidney Strengthener
In Chinese medicine, mulberries are believed to strengthen the kidneys.
Liver Cleanser
In Chinese medicine, mulberries are believed to be effective in cleansing the liver.
Better Hearing and Vision
In China, tea made with mulberry paste is believed to strengthen one's hearing and vision.
Constipation Cure
In Turkey, a treatment for constipation is to eat white mulberries on an empty stomach with a glass of water.
Anemia Treatment
Because they are quite high in iron, mulberries are a great food to use in the treatment of anemia.
Cold and Flu Treatment
In Turkey, mulberry molasses is used as a treatment for colds and flu. Their effectiveness in this way may be due to their high vitamin C content.
Premature Gray Hair Remedy
In several countries, mulberries are considered an effective remedy for prematurely gray hair.

and CNY is coming soon!!! I haven't  buy my shoes yet!!!! and I miss going back to my mum's hometown to celebrate together with other relatives. Too bad it was already 7 years ago.

2 comments:

  1. my mum hv these berries in the garden too~ quite nice de~ sometimes very sweet~ ^^

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  2. yaya...and my dog loves it...she can go pluck herself somemore...==lll

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