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Why, what?

Don't know meh?

You'll laosai and die if you eat instant noodles without cooking them first

See la, never subscribe to Goody Feed's YouTube channel

that's why you believe this kind of old wive's tale

Here, watch this

To many of us, instant noodles are a lifesaver

We have it when we must work late

We have it when we are Netflixing

We have it everywhere just to save time

But how much do you know about it?

For example, do you know that it takes hours for the noodles

to be digested in your stomach?

Or that there is actually a reason why it takes 3 minutes to cook it?

Here are 10 facts about instant noodles you have got to know

We have all heard stories about how unhealthy instant noodles are

And, most of them would be about the MSG or the empty calories

While these are worrying, what's worse is actually the sodium content

Which is this

While it depends on the brand of the instant noodles,

most of them have very high sodium content

Let's use example X

This small packaging itself has over 1.8k mg of sodium

And it's recommended that a person has less than 2.3k mg of sodium

So, this package itself is actually more than half

of the recommended daily sodium intake one should have

But here's something even worse

There are packages that has over 2.8k mg of sodium

That's like more than the recommended sodium intake

a person should take each day

You see, consuming too much sodium increases your risk of heart failure,

osteoporosis, stroke, high blood pressure and heart disease

So next time you have a bowl of instant noodles...

You're actually doing this

The definition of a viral video in Singapore is this

I very angry!

What!

I haven't order finish

You money money money!

What is this?!

Or this

But do you know about this global viral video?

Somebody actually put a small camera inside the stomach

and it turns out that it takes 2 hours for instant noodles to be digested

This isn't some scientific breakthrough,

but it has created a big hoo-ha on the internet

Just imagine this

This plastic looking thing is still in your stomach intact if you had it just hours ago

Scary right?

Anyone who has been through NS would have heard of this before

Gentlemen!

Never eat your instant noodles without cooking them when you all are at outfield

If I see anyone of you do that

I'll give you one times good one

Seven weekend confinements, 14 extras and 1-month SOL

Understood?!

Yes sergeant CB!

So, can we eat them like this?

Technically, instant noodles are already cooked, so you can

it just doesn't taste that good la

According to a top instant noodles manufacturer website, they state:

Some people have found that they enjoyed *censored* as a snack,

much like potato chips

The noodles are broken up and eaten straight from the package

or sprinkled on top on the salads

Since the noodles are already cooked, it is totally safe to eat this way

So it's okay to eat them raw

Damn hard to earn money sia

Okay, we all know how unhealthy it is, but what are the consequences?

Studies have shown that having way too much instant noodles

increases the chances of metabolic syndrome

Which, generally speaking, include heart disease, diabetes and stroke

The study, published in The Journal of Nutrition, shows that if one

has two or more servings of instant noodles per week, the chances would increase

Now, how many of you have instant noodles more than twice a week?

Okay, you all better start to order Foodpanda now man

Here's one interesting takeaway: instant noodles are sexist

No we're not talking about the color of the packaging

that seems to appeal to only one gender

But the long term effects it has

You see, according to a Harvard University Study, women have a

68% higher risk of metabolic syndrome if they have instant noodles twice a week

But not men

Scientists aren't certain why that is so

But some of them think that the results could be due to the female subjects

reporting their diet more accurately or they count the servings more precisely

So, I can eat more of these than you ladies

I don't know why anyone would do this, but here's something interesting

If you makan instant noodles for every single meal for one year

It'll just cost you about USD$140

Which is about SGD$184

But of course, medical fees not included

We Singaporeans like to call this cup noodles

Although this is obviously a bowl

It's because in 1971, Nissin invented this, and it's called Cup Noodles

Other manufacturers started to change the shape, but the name 'Cup Noodles' stuck

So, I presume even when there's no such packaging like this

We're still going to call them cup noodles

Unless you are high SES la, then you call them something like instant noodles

or something else

Watch on

Some people call this instant noodles, some call it instant ramen

While Singaporeans and Malaysians, we call it Maggi Mee

You see, this is actually all about linguistics

Here, we have Ms Nicole Lee, who is a language major, to explain

Languages aren't affected by low SES or high SES

It's affected by usage

So the more people use it, the more 'correct' it is

In other regions, people seldom use English

so it's not easy to determine what it's called in English

In the US, they call it 'Instant Ramen' because it looks like Japanese ramen

Though technically, it's not Japanese ramen

In Singapore and Malaysia, we call it 'Maggi Mee',

even if the brand is otherwise, because the older generation calls it that way

But of course, if you want to pretend to be high SES, call it instant noodles

Like him

Ya I high SES

You where not happy?

Many of us have this misconception

Since it's instant noodles, it can last forever in our cabinet

Well that's wrong

Their shelf life is actually just 4 to 12 months

So, if there's a zombie apocalypse...

What the heck, zombies also need to do NS?

Die!

it's actually better to stock up on canned food instead of instant noodles

After all, at least canned food is healthier

Slightly la

Or, you can stock up on a housewife

Though you might need to install cooking.exe and delete the nagging.exe

Okay, this is purely a rumour but when you think about it,

it kind of makes perfect sense

Have you ever wondered why it takes three minutes

to cook a pack of instant noodles?

Heck, it's the same for cup noodles, when the water is just hot and not boiling

Doesn't make sense, right?

I mean, it's invented in 1958,

so there must have been many R&D to lower the cooking time

Well, it's because they allegedly didn't want to

You see, rumours have it that companies once did an experiment

They had a 1 minute instant noodles, and because it's so fast,

people didn't buy it as they somehow didn't feel hungry seeing it

3 minutes is the perfect timing as it makes the person hungry during that 3 minutes

You see, that 3 minutes isn't for you to cook the noodles

It's for you to get hungry even if you're not

I don't know about you, but that sure makes this conspiracy theory

as dark as low SES people pretending to be high SES

So, there you have it, ten facts about instant noodles

Now, we're not trying to tell you not to have instant noodles

but to have them in moderation

Because anything in excess is not good for you

Even this

Like our video and subscribe to our YouTube channel

And uh

Hit the notification button

And check out the two videos up above

Can ah? Can ah?

For more infomation >> 10 SHOCKING INSTANT NOODLES (RAMEN) FACTS YOU WON'T WANT TO KNOW! - Duration: 7:27.

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Audi R8 RWS vs Porsche 911 GT3 - Duration: 7:22.

To you and I, the R8 RWS is just another version

of Audi's mid-engined supercar - RWS stands for Rear Wheel Series, which indicates the

removal of the front driveshafts.

This is the first rear-driven R8 and it'll be limited to 999 units worldwide, split across

Coupe and Spyder body styles.

The R8 range grows a little; life goes on.

But within the boardrooms and offices of Audi Sport, the R8 RWS must seem like an enormous

gamble.

In fact, we know it's an enormous gamble for Audi because it's taken the company twelve

years to take it.

For one thing, building a rear-wheel drive version of a halo model undermines the core

brand value Audi has spent the last few decades cultivating.

If we all drive the RWS and say it's more enjoyable than the existing R8, what on earth

does that say about Quattro?

It's like Tesla turning its back on batteries and electric motors altogether and fitting

its next model with a stinking great V8 instead.

And for another, even more troubling thing, by producing this car Audi opens itself up

to the most bruising head-to-head comparison of them all; the exact comparison we've chosen

to make right here.

It's an unspoken rule in the motoring world that you do not take on the Porsche 911 GT3.

Audi has just done exactly that.

Make no mistake, then; this car is an almighty punt.

By unbolting the standard R8's four-wheel drive gubbins, Audi has removed 50kg.

It couldn't trim that same amount out again if it ditched the powered leather seats in

favour of two beanbags and replaced every square inch of glass with clingfilm.

There's no dynamic steering and no adaptive damping, and the differential is a very unsophisticated

mechanical LSD.

The engine is the lesser of the two 5.2-litre normally aspirated V10s, but it's still good

for 540hp and 398lb ft.

All things considered, this is the R8 at its simplest and most uncluttered since the original

was retired three years ago.

Invariably, it'll be the edgiest R8, too, the one that demands the most of its driver.

In a bid to make the RWS anything other than a widow-maker for the modern era, though,

Audi has tweaked the suspension geometry and fitted a stiffer front anti-roll bar.

Rear-wheel drive makes the R8 a little more dangerous; dialling in a smidge more understeer

makes it a bit safer again.

Overall, the changes add up to the sweetest and most enjoyable second-generation R8 so

far.

The steering is uncorrupted now, and although it's certainly not the last word in detail

it is more natural and more faithful than any four-wheel drive R8's helm, particularly

any one that's fitted with dynamic steering.

The RWS is just a more pleasant and immersive thing to thread between the hedgerows, and

there's a lightness and a newfound responsiveness to the front axle.

The dampers, meanwhile, may be fixed rate, but they strike a good balance between bump

absorption and body control.

You don't so much feel the extra push that's been dialled into the chassis as sense the

front tyres just starting to scrub as you really stretch the R8 out.

Nor has disconnecting the front axle turned the R8 into some murderous oversteer machine.

There's so much inherent traction, even in the lower gears, that you're trying extremely

hard to unstick the thing before it starts to slide.

What's been lost?

Some outright cross-country pace, I'm sure, but only if you measure these things to the

tenth of a second.

And it probably is true that you would drive a four-wheel drive R8 a touch more boldly,

flinging it into bends with more abandon, safe in the knowledge that you could dig yourself

out of all manner of trouble just by hoofing it.

But for every one of those brain-out drives across some windswept moor, there must be

99 when you have only the space or inclination to link two or three bends, or lean on it

around a deserted roundabout, and it's in these short-lived but frequent moments that

the RWS is a touch more engaging than any other current R8.

Its steering is crisper; its chassis balance more delicate.

But we aren't here to compare the RWS to any other R8.

At first you might say the Audi is every bit as thrilling as the 911 GT3, because it's

just as fast and it makes its own ear-splitting soundtrack, but when you chop and change between

the two and drive each car across the same stretch of road, the gulf between them begins

to emerge.

The Audi does have the more fluid low speed ride, but at higher speeds that manifests

as looser body control and slightly fluffier responses.

The GT3 steers with more tactility, too, and its engine is more feral and intoxicating.

For all that the RWS is the most rewarding model in the R8 range, it is made to feel

rather half-hearted in the company of the 911 GT3.

It's like jumping out of an aeroplane with an instructor strapped to your back compared

to a solo jump.

What the R8 has on its side, though, is presence and theatre.

It looks absurdly low and wide and the engine is in the middle and, look, you can see it

through that glass panel!

And the view from the cabin is pure supercar.

A 911 GT3 is really just a 911 and you see them all the time.

But all that stuff is fleeting, none of it matters beyond the first week of ownership.

An extraordinary driving experience is more nourishing; much longer-lasting.

In all fairness to Audi Sport, though, it didn't set out to build a car as single-minded

as a GT3.

But if you introduce a sports car with a naturally aspirated engine that develops something like

500hp, then charge around £110,000 for it, you invite the comparison.

You couldn't write a series of novels about an English super-spy who carries a Walther

PPK and penetrates as many secret volcano lairs as knockout brunettes, then get all

cross when someone mentions the B-word.

All of which leaves me feeling there's more to come.

Well, the use of 'series' sort of implies as much, doesn't it?

Perhaps, some day soon, Audi will drop the Plus engine - with its 610hp peak output,

its 9000rpm redline, and its more ferocious power delivery - into this rear-driven chassis,

and perhaps it'll fit more aggressive tyres than Pirelli P Zeroes, and maybe it'll sharpen

up the car's responses.

That really would give the brains at Weissach something to fret about.

For more infomation >> Audi R8 RWS vs Porsche 911 GT3 - Duration: 7:22.

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Cure Varicose Veins with this Aloe Vera Remedy - Australia 365 - Duration: 8:18.

Cure Varicose Veins with this Aloe Vera Remedy

The following aloe vera remedy for varicose veins doesn't work on its own.

 Basically, it works in conjunction with other healthy habits such as a balanced diet and a good exercise routine.

Given that a sedentary lifestyle is very common these days, it's more and more important to take care of our health, in particular our cardiovascular health, which is the one most affected.

Amongst the most common cardiovascular problems are varicose veins, caused by poor blood circulation.

They're caused by a dilation of the veins which then reduces the flow of blood back to the heart.

As well as hereditary factors and lifestyle, the appearance of varicose veins is also influenced by the amount of time we spend on our feet as well as sat down.

For this reason, it's recommended that you get a good rest promote good blood circulation.

It's especially recommended that you take time to move occasionally, or lie down with your legs up.

The symptoms can be very diverse.

Amongst the most common ones are the following:.

Swelling in the legs (especially in the feet and ankles) Change of colour in the area around the varicose vein Itching or tingling sensation Stomach cramps A heavy feeling Pain.

Varicose veins reduce the quality of life in suffers, so it's important to go to the doctor so that you can get appropriate treatment.

As well as this, another good thing to do is to dedicate at least 30 minutes a day to physical exercise.

Recommended cardiovascular exercises.

Yoga Pilates Jogging Swimming.

How to prepare the aloe vera remedy.

Ingredients.

1 carrot (12 g) Carrots are a vegetable rich in vitamin B, which is ideal for balancing circulation and blood pressure.

  3 tbsps.

of apple cider vinegar (30 ml) Although it's an acidic product, it's very alkalising, in that it helps to eliminate toxins from the blood.

2 leaves of aloe vera The benefits of aloe vera are two-fold.

Firstly, it helps regenerate blood vessels, and secondly it cleans the pores of your skin.

This last point is important because it allows your body to absorb the remedy more easily.

½ litre of water We recommend that you don't apply this aloe vera remedy if you need to leave the house.

In fact, we recommend that you apply it overnight.

Preparation.

Cut the carrot into small piece.

Put the water in a pan and put over a heat.

When the water reaches a boil, add the carrot and lower the heat.

Boil the carrot until the pieces are soft.

In the meantime, peel the aloe vera leaves and extract the gel.

When the carrot is cooked, mash it.

Add the aloe vera to the carrot paste.

Add the 3 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar.

Stir to mix it well.

Remove the pan from the heat.

When it reaches room temperature, put it in the fridge.

You'll be able to use this remedy for up to 2 days if you keep it in the fridge.

How to improve varicose veins with this aloe vera remedy.

It's really simple to apply this remedy.

However, to get the best results, we recommend that you prepare yourself in the following way a few minutes before.

Exfoliate your legs.

This step is very important.

The point of using topical solutions is that they're absorbed in the skin of the affected area.

Therefore, the cleaner your pores, the better it'll work.

Apply the remedy from top to bottom, which is to say, from the top of your thighs to your ankles, although of course this depends on how far your varicose veins have spread.

Leave it to act for 40 minutes.

Rinse with warm water and natural soap.

The best things about opting for natural medicine is that it's less invasive for the body.

For this reason, we can resort to alternatives with less risk.

It's certain that varicose veins indicate that something is wrong with our blood circulation.

But we can see it from another point of view: it's a warning but we have time to correct or improve our lifestyle.

Varicose veins are a signal that provide us the opportunity to act before the situation gets worse and turns in to a heart or cerebrovascular problem.

For more infomation >> Cure Varicose Veins with this Aloe Vera Remedy - Australia 365 - Duration: 8:18.

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Now You See Them, Now You Don't! - Duration: 21:17.

For more infomation >> Now You See Them, Now You Don't! - Duration: 21:17.

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Dealing With Death: Before the Final Breath - Duration: 3:46.

It happened again,

just a few weeks ago.

Someone texted me at church

asking me what to do.

Her mom was dying,

and she was going to fly up

to be with her mom to say her final good-bye.

Her heart was broken.

And she just needed

guidance.

What do you do

when your loved one is just about

to die,

and your heart is completely destroyed,

your mind is mush?

Where do you turn

and how do you deal

with the emotions?

That's what we're going to talk about

this entire week:

dealing with death.

And today,

we are going to focus

on what to do before that final breath.

And in this entire series,

we're going to be really practical,

very practical

in coping methods

that work so well to gain you peace and

give you a clear mind

so you can dig into God's word

to have lasting peace.

Now I shared with that member

what I share with so many people

right before the end.

And it's an experience that God

gave me in a very unique way

at the beginning of my ministry.

A beautiful woman of faith,

her name was Virginia,

was soon to die.

And her husband called me in to have a devotion.

And I get in the room,

and Virginia is just laying there,

completely unresponsive

in the bed.

Her hand was even cold to the touch

from air conditioning.

I, I thought she probably passed

even during my devotion.

But I still had it.

I had the devotion, dug into God's word,

hoping she might hear it

but really for her husband

I was there.

I brought along a hymnal

and we sang hymns.

And I left and thought,

"I'm going to get a phone call and

Virginia's going to go home to heaven today."

Well, she didn't.

And so her husband called me back in.

I came the next day,

and as I walk into the room,

Virginia's sitting up in bed!

Sometimes God gives us resurgent

energy right before someone passes.

And I was there in that little window.

And Virginia puts her

feeble little arms around me,

hugged me and said, "Oh, Pastor Jon!

"Thank you for the beautiful devotion.

"I heard all those words.

"Thank you for the hymns that you sang.

"They were so beautiful."

And I looked at her and thought, "How,

"how in the world did you hear that?

"There was nothing from you

before."

Medical people often say the

hearing is the last to go.

And I always thought that was something they,

they told the survivors so they could

just talk.

I've seen it firsthand.

So here's my advice to you:

If you've got a loved one

nearing death, there's two things

I encourage you to do.

First of all,

express your heart.

That member of mine

wrote down all of her thoughts

that she wanted to say to her mom and

she read and re-read that letter to her.

And she could express her heart.

If you have a broken relationship,

reconcile.

Do anything you can.

And even if they're laying there

and there's no response,

it doesn't mean they aren't hearing,

just as Virginia did.

Express your heart.

And then express your faith.

Express to them

your trust in God.

Express to them God's love for them.

Pour Jesus into them

as they're soon to transition from

this life to the next through Christ.

In his mercy, in his forgiveness,

there might be heaven.

And there is heaven

for all those who believe in him.

And then finally,

let them go.

Tell them,

tell them that you're releasing

them over to Jesus.

And realize there's a lot of times,

they pass

when you go out for the cup of coffee.

When you finally go outside

to just grab a quick bite to eat

and you come right back.

Because a lot of times they want to pass

when you're not there.

You didn't abandon them.

You didn't desert them.

Because in Jesus,

they're with God.

May that give you peace

in the final breath,

knowing that God

is holding on to your loved one.

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