It is Cushing's Syndrome, Not Crushing's Syndrome!

A life as a human being is not an easy task, as with a tiny error of genetic or DNA, you or your descendant might be having a chance of suffering from some strange gene mutation or imbalanced hormone levels.Does anyone here ever heard about "Cushing's Syndrome"? Honestly, I didn't even know this disorder, until I saw it happened on Eddie, the son of my best friend, Bernard two months ago...Two months ago, I went to Bernard's home and dropped him a visit. It is supposed to be a happy reunion after a very long time (six years) but what I found out there is truly shocking and sadness news. The doctor had diagnosed Eddie, a four-year-old boy whose is supposed a very active and cute little buddy, as the rare Cushing's Syndrome patient.For your information, Cushing's Syndrome or it's also known...

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Watermelon - Maybe This Fruit Not For You - Part 2

Alex: "Hurray...Thanks for buying this big and juicy watermelon, I'm can't even wait to put it inside the fridge..."mom: "Wait, Alex! Don't put it in the fridge, why don't we just eat it now."Alex: "No way, mom. I want to eat a icy cool watermelon, I want to put it no matter what you said."mom: "My son, I'm doing this all for your own good..."Alex: "Huh? Mom, are you trying to fool me around? I'm just want to enjoy a watermelon in cool and icing way, why you being so mean to me?" (Alex started to have tear in his eyes)mom: "Alex, I'm knew that you love everything in cool condition. However, did you know? If you intake too many icy products, your tongue and teeth nervous system will be paralyzed. At the same time, consuming too much of icy cool watermelon will eventually decrease your digestion...

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Truly Shocking News For the H5N1 Avian Flu

According to the health report from Rome, 26th March 2008 - the main reason for the outbreaks of avian influenza type H5N1 are ducks, people and rice paddies – rather than chickens!The H5N1 type avian influenza have been spread like a wild fire in the Thailand and Vietnam, and has the big percentage to behind outbreak persistence in other countries of the Southeast Asia region such as Cambodia and Lao PDR as well.The National Academy of Sciences of the United States (PNAS), a group of experts from FAO and associated research centres have started to look at the series of waves of H5N1 highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in Thailand and Vietnam between the early 2004 and late 2005. They also found that the main cause for the outbreaks of H5N1 avian influenza is come from the ducks, rice...

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