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Best Foods to Help Reduce Cholesterol Naturally

High cholesterol is a concern for millions of people worldwide, increasing the risk of heart disease and stroke. While medications can help manage cholesterol levels, dietary changes offer a natural and effective way to reduce it. Here’s a guide to the best foods that can help lower cholesterol and improve … Read the article

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Guide to Preventing Gallstones: Effective Diet, Lifestyle, and Health Tips

Gallstones are solid particles that form in the gallbladder, a small organ located beneath the liver that stores bile, a digestive fluid produced by the liver. These stones can vary in size, ranging from as small as a grain of sand to as large as a golf ball. Gallstones develop … Read the article

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Russia Is Bigger Than the Dwarf Planet Pluto: A Surprising Size Comparison

Russia is larger than Pluto

The surface area of Pluto is about 16.6 million square kilometers, while Russia’s land area is approximately 17.1 million square kilometers.

Pluto, once classified as the ninth planet of our solar system, has a surface area of approximately 16.6 million square kilometers and a diameter … Read the article

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After the End of the World: Season Eight — Rise of the Six Kingdoms

“In the ashes of ruin, six flames now rise.”

Chapter One: Immortality and the Burden of Time

Dr. Gabriel Fernandez, the supernatural scientist who once healed the world, has now gone further than any mortal in human history. Deep in the crystalline halls of the Prismflare Chamber, he unlocked the … Read the article

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The Legend of Zhao Yun: Shu Han’s Peerless Warrior

🌟 Introduction: The Perfect Combination of Bravery and Loyalty

Zhao Yun (styled Zilong), one of the Five Tiger Generals of Shu Han, stands as one of the most celebrated warriors in Chinese history. His legendary exploits during the Three Kingdoms period have made him a timeless symbol of courage, loyalty, … Read the article

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The Legend of Luban No.7

🌟 Introduction: The Adorable Killing Machine

Luban No.7, the mischievous mechanical marksman from *Honor of Kings*, has become one of the most recognizable and beloved heroes in the game. With her twin-pigtail hairstyle and devastating long-range attacks, she combines cuteness with deadly firepower.

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⚙️ Origin Story

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Singapore Was Founded By A Descendant Of Alexander The Great

According to ‘Sejarah Malayu’ (Malay History), Singapore, Lion City, was founded by Sang Nila Utama in or about the year 1160. According to Malay history, a certain Raja Bachitram Shah (afterwards known as Sang Seperba), with two followers, suddenly appeared at a place called Bukit Siguntang Maha Meru, in Palembang, … Read the article

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Israeli Scientists: Nasi Kerabu Could Cure Cancer

 

 

Nasi Kerabu has been found to have anticarcinogen by Israeli researchers at Ben Gurion University of the Negev in Israel. Anticarcinogen is anticancer properties which reduces the occurrence of cancers.

Specifically, Cymbopogon, a main component that gives Nasi Kerabu its unique taste, was linked to cancer cell … Read the article

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Nasi Kerabu Melayu

Nasi Kerabu Melayu or Malay Nasi Kerabu is usually blue in color. It is not as tasty and nutricious as the green Nasi Kerabu. Anyway, it depends on which restaurant or stall you bought the Nasi Kerabu from.

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Nasi Kerabu

Nasi Kerabu is the official national dish of Malaysia. Many in Malaysia mistaken Nasi Lemak for the national dish of Malaysia. It is not. Nasi Kerabu is Malaysia’s official national dish. If you don’t try it during your visit to Malaysia, you may as well have stayed home!

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