Cellular Rejuvenation Secrets- Phyto Science Double Stem Cell By: German Ojeras and Teddy Cho
A big event that was launched recently last August 30, 2014 in Makati Sports Club by a Malaysian based firm named Phyto Science SDN BHD, with address at Block B, 5-1-4, Megan Salak Park, Jalan 1/125E, Desa Petaling, 57100 Kuala Lumpur. A fruit based product made in Malaysia composed of Apple, Acai Berries and Blue Berries was launched at the Makati Sports Club.
The product was introduced by Mr. SIMON OOI, President of the Health Division together with Mr. Henry Yap, Vice-President Health Division of Infinitum International SDN, BHD. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. According to the Malaysian Representatives, the Double Stem Cell product is in granulated form. Phytocelltec TM Malus Domestica ( Apple Stem Cell), Phytocelltec TM Solar Vitis (Grape Stem Cell). This products will be introduced again to the public on September 6, 2014 (Sat.) at Tiara Hotel in Makati City at 9am. For more information please contact Mr. Jun Bernadas, Phil. Representaive at 0920-9515472.
Are You Depressed? Please Don't Worry Be Happy.. By: Teddy Cho and Ver M. Garcia
In photo from L to R: Dr. Zita Soriano, Dr. Dinah Nadera, Dr. Annie Cruz and Dr. Bhabes Arcena of the the Philippine Psychiatric Association, Inc. An affiliate Society of the Phil. College of Physicians. Original Photo by. Teddy Cho.
When one is preoccupied with sadness and interferes with one's job, life and family.. it's no longer normal. It can be classified as a depression.
In the advent of technological advancement there are of course several ways of coping up with depression. Younger generations cope up through the gadgets like: celfons, laptops, Ipads, smartphones etc. The older ones use prohibited drugs/ pharmacological drugs, alcohol, and even illicit sex affairs to escape depression. Although professional help are seldom tapped in comparison with the Americans and European cultures. Consulting a psychiatrist is but similar to a physician treating a common cold in the body.
In the Philippine setting, going to a psychiatrist when depressed has become a stigma or tantamounts to being labeled as mentally ill and it is a sad truth that can possibly put an already depressed person from mild to a severe state of depression. Those who are in politics and the affluent as well are the most vulnerable to these scenario. What about an ordinary person on the street who has no one to talk to except himself? How does he coped up with depression? For sure, strong bonds with friends and relatives are sometimes a great help; Spiritual counselling of priest, nuns and pastors are heartwarming and indispensable; Listening and watching soap operas on TV, internet or radio; Watching a movie with friends while eating an ice cream or a popcorn; Reading a humorous story or writing a poem can be therapeutic and relaxing. In almost every aspect of our lives laughter.. as the saying goes is still the best medicine. Also prayer and meditation should be availed of when experiencing or undergoing a trial. Better still, if one is undergoing a depression symptoms.
'May Bukas Pa' by.. Rico J. Puno
PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES
There's a correlation between the physical and mental health issues. "You might even recognize it by yourself if you've seen it and experience it. It might even save lives and prevents suicide attempts" said Dr. Dinah Nadera, MD. Do not under estimate your capacity as a media practitioner to foil a suicide attempt. Talk to a person and listen carefully. Our present government health policy has overlooked this link between the body and mind, when it comes to government health policies it needs an overhauling of health policy experts.
MANIFESTATIONS OF A FOREBODING DEPRESSION
1.) Physical/ Biological manifestations like: fatigue, weakness, vague aches and pains experienced all over the body, weight loss due to loss of appetite.
2.) Emotional manifestations: guilty feelings, hopelessness, worthlessness, helplessness. Another red flag, anhedonia - loss of interest of doing what usually is happy doing or inability to feel pleasure at what he/she usually enjoys doing, loss of interest in life and social interactions.
3.) Thought manifestations, hopelessness, difficulty or inability to make decisions, poor self esteem, suicidal ideations, difficulty/ inability to concentrate.
4.) Behavioral manifestation; disturb/ poor sleeper, poor appetite, reduced sex drive, frequent smoking, (don't be a loser.. stop smoking- Robert Proctor).
THE ROLE OF MEDIA IN REPORTING SUICIDE CASES
Actor Comedian Robin Williams
Gen. Angelo Reyes
Although Actor Comedian Robin Williams colorful life ended with a sad note, improper reporting of suicide stories have a copycat effect on a person suffering from depressions. The manner in which, how it was done (suicide) should be treated carefully by a media / media practitioner specially the construction of words or verbal engineering. Ex. instead of using the word "successfully committed suicide" use "completed suicide" instead. In Europe however, there was a novel that was banned because of its copycat/ imitative effect on potentially depressed persons. In a media health forum held every Tuesday at Annabel's Restaurant in T. Morato, Quezon City tackled the issue, the guidelines were provided on what role the media should do in reporting suicide cases.
LACK OF SLEEP CAN LEAD TO DEPRESSION
"Sleep and you shall be well." Inadequate sleep could lead to gastric ulcers and even depression according to findings of researchers in University of Hongkong. The two year study led by Dr. Mariel Koo Wang was aimed at finding the relationship between the amount of sleep in relation with healthy brains. The study revealed that depressions is also an illness that should be addressed clinically.
CHILDREN WITH BIPOLAR (MANIC DEPRESSIVE) TENDENCIES SYMPTOMS
The Depressed Child The Manic Child Being in an unusually sad mood - Being in an usually happy mood Refusal to do things he usually enjoys - 'Short fuse' or temper tantrums Unusual appetite or sleep changes - Shorter sleeping hours Feelings of worthlessness or guilt - Excessive talkativeness Fatigue - Hyperactivity Thoughts about suicide - Difficulty concentrating Chronic physical complaints that can't be explained - For a teenager, risky behavior and boredom
Single parents who usually leaves their children alone at home should watch for this signs and symptoms. A tap on a shoulder and a smile is not enough to communicate but kind words do encourages. But, for all we know a big hug and a kiss and a smile is perhaps what is needed to communicate what can not be done in words.
REFLECTION TO SHARE:
"Be soft, don't let the world make you hard. Don't let the pain make you hate. Don't let bitterness steal your sweetness. Stay steadfast even though the rest of the world may doubt. The best helping hand is at the end of your arms. When you feel you can't handle things, just put your hands together and pray. While we do what we can, God will do what we can not". Happy days and more blessings to others. (VergarciaBlogs)
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The Philippine College of Physicians Tackles Ebola Virus By: Teddy Cho and Ver M. Garcia
The Ebola Virus Hemorrhagic Rash
There's now a great chance of cure and a great breakthrough in the treatment of Ebola virus. A vaccine that could be made available in a month's time to combat an impending spread of Ebola in Africa and the rest of the world.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) ethics panel , West African continent will be allowed to try to use the vaccine for Ebola virus to prevent its spread. The WHO will review the data and results of its experiment to assess its safety as reported by Marie Paul Kenny. Asst. Director General For health System and Innovation. While the WHO studies the product efficiency and potency. Canada will keep the donated doses in Winnipeg, where the vaccine was developed. They will stay in Winnipeg ready to go at the moment of notice according to Shelly Glover, the Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official Language in a news conference with health reporters.
Ebola Virus Full Blown Epidemic in Africa In a related news the WHO's International Health Regulation's Emergency Committee has declared the current Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) transmissions as Public Health Emergency of International Concern. All concerns should provide travelers to Ebola affected and high risk areas with relevant info on risks with measures to lessen the impact of this EVD transmissions. PSMID President Dr. Ludovico L. Jurao tackled the emerging health concerns in a health forum held every Tuesday at the Annabels Restaurant in T. Morato, Quezon City, Philippines. (VerGarciaBlogs)
Photo of Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth of England, 66 years of blissful marriage.. That must be true love sealed with a kiss. True love- it doesn't matter how distant two stars are; It glimpses how burly and faithful you are. No matter how many times you’re tested by adversity, If you both grasp love unreservedly. You constantly distinguish its rays unblemished as they fall down on you. True love- never hunts for quandary It indefatigably holds serenity and contentment; Whether in the test of time, Though obscurity and qualms come to pass together, you steadily seize hands in infinity.
'This I Promise You and Other Love Songs'
True love- delineates not what you perceive It genuinely acquaints you with what you believe. Never hesitate to understand. Even as failures draw closer along the line; Persistently bears warmth and delight indefinitely.
True love- in no way disgusts anything For ever and a day it abides with placid impressions As it commences to repugnance; Undeniably. It builds gentle compassion And, tremendously deems fidelity. sion unto tranquility, - Interminably bestows tenderness.
True love- not at all fears distances It unlocks vast hope when melancholy ascends. Comprehends not resentment but bounteousness; Even in times of obscurity and nuisance, It reckons that trustworthiness must be sustained.
True love- exults not in an erroneous comportment It subsists in genuine gratification and contentment; When it overlooks bliss, it effortlessly cultivates delight. Until the end of time deepens and widens devotion -No matter what it obtains, it’ll never grow fainter.
True love bequeaths no reason to relinquish In times of dilemma, it builds cheerfulness, And never solicits anything in return; It isn’t love till you give it away- Every now and then, it gives reasons to live.
True love- regrets nothing at all, It sees no wide of the smears But, relishes moments of togetherness; It never hates nor gets green, -Exists justifiably with love and compassion. True love- when death sends beyond existence Demises not in mourning but persists in living harmoniously; It genuinely exists not only in this world – Where conflicts and pains ensue But, forever and a day, it dwells in perfect harmony. True love- never lost but triumphs, Amidst an assortment of challenges and misfortunes, It never vies to be the victor; But restores LOVE ENSURES. (VerGarciaBlogs)
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GERMAN OJERAS - PHOTO JOURNALIST
About Mr. German Ojeras the Photo journalist Artist. Born in Manila, Philippines. Occupations-"Jack of several trades"Merchant Marine/Seaman, Artist, Mechanic, Cook, Farmer, Fisherman,+ Beach-boy/skin diver, New york city taxi driver, Chess-Backgammon-Mahjong-Sungka-Standard/Spanish playing cards tutor/player, Shoe repairman, Gym man (fitness instructor) Freelance Photojournalist, Photographer, Ukelele player etc.
The elegant Aristocrat Restaurant, Roxas Boulevard in Manila, famous for its Inasal Chicken and Fried Rice, plays venue to the Tapatan Media Forum a weekly forum held every Monday. Original Photo by: (Ver Garcia)
Ms. Gloria Fernando, in charge of the Tapatan Media Forum at the Aristocrat Restaurant every Monday Breakfast forum. Photo by: (Ver Garcia)
Moderator Melo Acuna, ( holding a microphone) emcee at the Tapatan Media Forum, shared his views with the panel regarding the state of the Farming sector. Photo by: (Ver Garcia)
Pinoy Express Journal News Editor Teddy Cho in an interview with Mr. Rene Pamintuan, who represents the National Farming Institute of the Philippines. Pamintuan said, that the Philippines should adopt a 'gateway concept' to the shipping lines to deliver goods and services in the ASEAN region. Photo by: (Ver Garcia)
In Photo covering the event at Tapatan Media Forum, from left, OFW and DWBL Broadcaster Ms. Juvy de Guzman, a graduate of FEU and a classmate of the author at the Teodoro Valencia School of Masscom & Journalism. Besides her is Juvy's son, a handsome guy Photo Journalist Itami Mcfie. Photo by: (Ver Garcia)
Journalist Tracy Cabrera all smile (ear to ear) with former Sen. Kit Tatad, honored guest at the Tapatan Media Forum, who shared his insights regarding the Pres. Noynoy Aquino's 2014 State of the Nation Address. Photo by: (Ver Garcia)
The Integrated Rural Development Foundation (IRDF), summarizes its output in a recently concluded workshop held recently at the SOLAIR in UP Diliman. In its report it said that the agricultural sector is damaged one. In view of the fact that up to now we are still importing rice and it is unabated. Coconut exports have declined and food imports continue to increase particularly on crops grown domestically.
The failure of CARP, the lack of support to small farmers and the policy of liberalization, privatization and deregulation resulted to a damaged Philippine agriculture. The lack of industrial policy linked to agriculture development led to the stagnation of rural economies and greater unemployment.
IRDF Executive Director Arze Glipo said government resources should be channeled towards supporting small farmers through a democratic mechanism budget allocation trashing the Disbursement Acceleration Program or DAP and calling for a higher agricultural budget allocation to suffice delivery of subsidy to small farmers.
Glipo notes a genuine agrarian reform program, a balance agriculture and industrialization can be an effective mechanism to address the widespread unemployment.
These recommendations according to Glipo, are possible only if the government will not falter in its moves to to investigate corruption and collusion of private traders and the bureaucracy, particularly in the importation of rice, garlic and other basic food items.
Overall, a pragmatic resource allocation for farmers short on the hype of DAP and focused on a broader development will address a damaged agri sector. Glipo ended.
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