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Saving is rewarding – Tips to save water
1. Shorten your shower by a minutes or two and you’ll save up to 150 gallons per month. Even better if you bathe using water caught in a pail. Consider bathing young children together. 2. Turn off the tap when lathering soap, brushing teeth, shampooing, shaving and washing face. Place a bucket to collect excess…
Read MoreUses of Garbage Enzyme
Garbage enzyme has many uses for the environment, agriculture and even in homes. In agriculture, garbage enzyme is used: – to reduce the usage of chemical fertilizers – to keep the farm free from insects and infections – as a soil fertilizer for vegetable growing – as a natural pesticide and herbicide – to convert…
Read MoreUse Enzyme to Reduce Global Warming
What is Garbage Enzyme? Dr Rosukon’s Garbage Enzyme is a complex organic substance of protein chains and mineral salts and juvenile hormones. Functions of Garbage Enzyme – resolve / decompose – transform / change – compose / make up / combine – catalysis As a result of catalysis, ozone is produced which can reduce the…
Read MoreHow to Make Garbage Enzyme
Black sugar is one of the ingredients needed for making garbage enzyme. This kitchen waste is another ingredient used for the production of garbage enzyme. These bottles contain kitchen waste with black sugar and water. Fermentation will take place in the bottles for 3 months. Then after filtration and removal of the residue, garbage enzyme…
Read MoreUse Garbage Enzyme to Save Our Earth
Ozone has been recognised as effective bleaching agent and a powerful disinfectant, killing bacteria and funguses more rapidly than chlorine. Ozone helps clean the air and give higher oxygen level in the environment The solution: use EnzymeSave the earth with the waste product from our kitchen House Hold, Non-toxic & pollution free kitchen, Remove the…
Read MoreAvian influenza has spread and, while it has not reached pandemic proportions, constant vigilance is still crucial.
Avian flu is in the news so much nowadays that some of us may have become desensitised to the urgency of the matter. When news about avian flu first broke in 1997, there was much concern when it revealed that the virus, having transmitted from chickens to humans, had infected 18 people and killed six.…
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If you have the moolah, head for these Caribbean islands, the playground of the seriously rich and often famous. Lendary rocker Keith Richards was out of uniform. No dangling cigarette, no wailing guitar, no stormy look. As a matter of fact. he was grinning. And scratching he tummy of a shaggy black munchkin of a…
Read MoreIs lack of sleep bad for the brain?
I need sleep Is lack of sleep bad for the brain? Both nightshift work and chronic sleep deprivation increasingly are implicated in mental and cognitive problems. AIzheimer’s risk: Abnormal insulin levels (common in shift workers and sleep-deprived people) might increase the risk for certain neurodegenerative disorders, such as Alzheimer’s disease, scientists at the University of…
Read MoreDoes circumcision help protect a man from developing a sexually transmitted disease ?
Circumcision against STDs? DOES circumcision help protect a man from developing a sexually transmitted disease (STD)? A study analysed data on 499 men; 201 had been circumcised before age three. By age 32, 117 of the men reported that they’d had a sexually transmitted infection, most often genital warts, chlamydia or genital herpes. The infection…
Read MoreBABIES born before they’ve been in the womb 37 weeks face a higher risk of complications very early in life
Being premature BABIES born before they’ve been in the womb 37 weeks face a higher risk of complications very early in life. as they grow up, though, do people born prematurely continue to exhibit differences from those carried full-term? A study analysed data on more than a million people born in Norway during a 20-year…
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