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The truth about diabetes that most doctors will not tell you...
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Muslim have fasting month. Islam is the way of life indeed.
12-hour binge eating intervals, and dry fasting, doesn't help much at all. Most Muslims don't live very long.
12-hour binge eating intervals, and dry fasting, doesn't help much at all. Most Muslims don't live very long.
If it wasn't for that month of fasting their lives would be even shorter.
Intermittent fasting works but it has to be an ongoing habit not something you do just for less than 10% of the year.
French fries with lard is healthy? Gimme ghee anytime.
Frying in Ghee is the healthiest of all options because Ghee does not break down at frying temperatures.
Plus plenty of sugar.
Lard is bad for you
Reuters - 27 Oct 2023, 9:31am
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China’s former premier Li Keqiang supported a more liberal market economy but had to bend to President Xi Jinping’s preference for more state control. (AFP pic)
BEIJING: China’s former premier Li Keqiang died of a heart attack on Friday, aged 68, just 10 months after retiring from a decade of office during which his star had dimmed.
Once viewed as a top Communist party leadership contender, Li was sidelined in recent years by President Xi Jinping, who tightened his grip on power and steered the world’s second-largest economy in a more statist direction.
Ex-Chinese premier Li Keqiang dies of heart attack at 68
The Peking University-educated economist was head of Beijing’s cabinet under President Xi Jinping for a decade.Reuters - 27 Oct 2023, 9:31am
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BEIJING: China’s former premier Li Keqiang died of a heart attack on Friday, aged 68, just 10 months after retiring from a decade of office during which his star had dimmed.
Once viewed as a top Communist party leadership contender, Li was sidelined in recent years by President Xi Jinping, who tightened his grip on power and steered the world’s second-largest economy in a more statist direction.
In S'pore anyway, it looks like their unhealthy diet has resulted in obesity and a whole host of related health problems.12-hour binge eating intervals, and dry fasting, doesn't help much at all. Most Muslims don't live very long.
On normal days, they consume too much sugar.
I complained mee rebus too sweet and they looked at me blankly.
Malay food is either too sweet or too spicy if eaten outside
This is not what it used to be.
If you eat home cooked meal, there will be little or no sugar and not even sambal is not spicy. Just nice to the taste.
Lard is bad for you
Ex-Chinese premier Li Keqiang dies of heart attack at 68
The Peking University-educated economist was head of Beijing’s cabinet under President Xi Jinping for a decade.
Reuters - 27 Oct 2023, 9:31am
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China’s former premier Li Keqiang supported a more liberal market economy but had to bend to President Xi Jinping’s preference for more state control. (AFP pic)
BEIJING: China’s former premier Li Keqiang died of a heart attack on Friday, aged 68, just 10 months after retiring from a decade of office during which his star had dimmed.
Once viewed as a top Communist party leadership contender, Li was sidelined in recent years by President Xi Jinping, who tightened his grip on power and steered the world’s second-largest economy in a more statist direction.
If he had practiced intermittent fasting he'd still be alive and well.
I can't imagine consuming so much coconut milk, fat, sugar, salt, carbohydrates etc. everyday. How can these people not have chronic conditions early in life when they don't eat healthily?
Normal ksmpung diet at home was fried or bbq fish or chicken. With ulam. Malay salad. And sambal plus rice.
So the present day Malay diet is a result of urbanisation.
Yes, they have these fancy dinner buffet promotions at some halal eateries during the month of Ramadan.
Indulging in a buffet after fasting the entire day, then heading to bed is a "recipe for disaster" as far as health is concerned.Yes, they have these fancy dinner buffet promotions at some halal eateries during the month of Ramadan.
after starving themselves for 10 hours, they stuff their faces like pigs. have you seen the things they eat? For this reason alone, I don't accept invitations from Malay friends for meals. What is halal is not always healthy
eat anything u like but in moderation.......and after full already donch be a greedy pig and eat more, just walk away
Diabetes is a symptom and not an illness. And it's a symptom of Fatty Liver...so clear the fatty liver and blood sugar will be normal...current ang mor medical science only treats the symptoms
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