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[WTS] Sachia® Organic Chia Seed

l3ryan — Wed, 11 Dec 2013 23:57:54 +0800

Item(s):
Organic Sachia® Chia seed

Package includes:
300g vacuum-sealed Organic Chia Seed of the Highest Quality from Germany

Price:
- 1 box for RM52
- 3 boxes for RM144 (RM48 each)

Normal Retail Selling Price in retail outlets : RM55/box

Dealing method:
1. COD in Gombak, Setapak, Kepong, Mont Kiara, Kota Damansara.
2. Free delivery within Malaysia via Poslaju National Courier

Payment Method for Delivery:
Public Bank Acc # 4537888915
Acc Name: Chong Jun Hao
or
Maybank Acc # 112400073103
Acc Name: Chang King Cheong

Step 1: Deposit the correct amount of money into one of the Acc.
Step 2: Acknowledge us by sms or whatsapp.
Step 3: Provide us the address to be posted, item(s) will be posted via pos laju on the same day or latest the next working day

Location of seller:
KL

Contact method/details:
Contact Person (Call/SMS/Whatsapp):
KC : 012-6265495
Bryan : 012-3852358
Fei : 012-6190146

Email : mortarandpestle.plt@gmail.com

Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/MortarAndPestlePLT

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Intro to Chia Seed
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What is Sachia® Chia Seed (Salvia hispanica L.).
Sachia® Chia seed is the richest known plant source of Omega-3 in the world.

Excellent source of fiber packed with antioxidants, full of protein, loaded with vitamins and minerals.

Natural whole food that everyone from children to senior citizens can benefit with the wonderful nutritional qualitites.

Play an important role in the prevention and management of many modern health concerns.

Omega-3, 6, 9 and others in a tiny miracle seed!

Organic Sachia® Chia seed is a high quality super seed with the following benefits:
- Sachia® Chia seed is the largest source of Omega-3 fatty acids in an optimal ratio to Omega-6 fatty acids of 3:1

- Omega-3 fatty acids stimulates the neurological chemical communication in the brain cells & play a positive role in the neurological cellular fluidity.

- The intake of Sachia® Chia seed increase the ability of concentration & provides an emotional balance, especially with children, adolescents, and women under menopause.

- A further excellent feature of Sachia® Chia seed is the ability to take up 7-12 times as much water in ratio to its own weight. The formation of a polysaccharide gel out of fiber & roughage prevent the premature increase of carbohydrates through enzymes in the stomach & thus regulates the blood sugar level. The body is provided with energy over a longer time span. This is an important aspect for diabetics.

- Omega-3 fatty acids has a very good nourishing effect, together with the high water retention effect, Sachia® Chia seed can promote healthy hair and enhance the elasticity of the skin, making the skin looks much healthier.

- Sportsmen also enjoy the Sachia® Chia seed benefits of having a stronger and quicker muscle growth, through the high percentage of high quality protein with vital amino acids.

- Clinical studies prove that the essential fatty acids regulate the blood pressure & protect against coronary & vascular diseases, hence Sachia® Chia seed is especially good for heart disease patients.

- Sachia® Chia seed is gluten & cholesterol free and is easily digestible.

- The water retention ability of Sachia® Chia seed will also enable the consumer to be fuller for longer period of time after consuming, hence this will aid in anyone who is hoping to undergo weight-loss by reducing meal intake.

- Natural & good taste, good for all kind of delicious recipes.

Comparison of nutrients of Sachia® Chia seed ounce per ounce:

Start your healthy journey now with Sachia® Chia seed!!!
Feel free to PM us for info or go straight to our Facebook page for more information!!

Question about push-ups

l3ryan — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 22:31:55 +0800

What is the difference in benefits between a narrow-stance push-up and a wide-stance push-up?

I'm not sure what's the term used for the two styles of push-ups,
but the narrow-stance is the one where your elbows are facing backwards.
While for the wide-stance, the elbows are facing outwards, which is I guess is the more common method.

What muscle group does the two different styles work more, and which is the more effective in chest muscle training?

I'm trying to increase my chest muscle size, and especially the inner chest muscles (where the left and right chest muscles meet in the middle).

Help is much appreciated.

a bulge on my left hand HELP

l3ryan — Sat, 30 May 2009 21:44:29 +0800

a bulge has appeared out of nowhere on my left hand this evening while i was having my dinner.
i was eating and suddenly i noticed it was there on my left hand. it wasn't there the whole day before so i assume it juz popped up suddenly

here is how it looks like:

note the red circle, that was where the huge bulge appeared

various angle.

It doesn't itch, it doesn't hurt, even if i push it down or move it around, or twist my hand up and down.
It feels solid, but still movable underneath the skin, maybe like a overloaded vein or something like that.

my dad says it'll disappear over time, and to just leave it alone.
hence no doc visit =\

still worried tho, does anyone know what on earth is this????

How to fix injured lips and gum?

l3ryan — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 20:08:05 +0800

This afternoon I went for a badminton session with my buddies.
While playing doubles, my partner accidentally smashed his racket against my mouth.
My lower lip was injured and there were blood coming out of it like an open wound.
Apart from my lip, a small section of my gum of the lower row of teeth was also bleeding.
I applied pressure to stop the bleeding of the lower lip, but i had no idea how to apply pressure to stop the bleeding of the gum injury
That was like 45 minutes ago.

Now I've reached home, and the bleeding has mostly stopped, only when I press a tissue against the wound that a bit of blood would appear on the tissue.

What is the proper way of treating a mouth injury like this?

edit: posted a picture of the wound, the red circles are the injured areas.

Help?

Healing from gastric?

l3ryan — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 16:35:03 +0800

I'm looking for some advice for solving long term gastric problem.
I've been having Gastroesophageal reflux disease for the past 2 years, and i just can't seem to recover from it fully.
here's the wiki link for the disease > Gastroesophageal reflux disease

it's virtually a uber version of a typical gastric problem that's hard to heal, and apart from taking prescribed drugs to fix/suppress the symptoms, the only way to fully heal from it is a total change of lifestyle and food intake.

I exercise fairly regularly. when i'm free aka no assignment/exam/work, i go to the gym once a week, play futsal and badminton with my buds, and i've not eaten anything unhealthy ie fried/spicy/sour/fast/etc food for the past 1 year.
still it bugs me as my stomach will be affected by my mood swings and sometimes forced-irregular meal timing.
one bad habit i still have is my late sleeping hours of around 1am+

anyone faced this problem before and has healed fully from it? care to share some insights on what to do what not to do and other useful advice?
need help desperately~~~