Friday, March 15, 2013

Pekat ker Cair

Salam,

Soalan sorang bff

Wei air mani ko pekat ker cair?

Gulp!!!! Beliakkan mata aku, dalam hati nak jawab ker tak...
Minah ni memang jenis selamba sikit bab-bab macam ni..

In the middle...pekat tidak cair pun tidak... jawapan aku :)

""Saja nak tau tahap kesuburan ko,"" katanya sambil senyum :)



Apa kaitan kecairan dan kepekatan air mani dengan kesuburan ?

Kita lihat apa kata pakar sakit puan mengenai isu ini.Soalan dan jawapan yang diberi berkaitan dengan persoalan diatas :)


SAYA sudah berkahwin lebih empat tahun dan belum dikurniakan cahaya mata. Suami saya menghidap penyakit buah pinggang kronik yang memerlukan dia melakukan haemodialisis tiga kali seminggu di samping penyakit darah tinggi.
Dia juga makan berbelas biji pil sehari. Adakah penyakit suami menyebabkan kami sukar mendapat zuriat? Air mani suami juga didapati cair. Apakah penyelesaian terbaik untuk kami mendapatkan zuriat? 
AYU MOHD, 
Kuala Lumpur
 

SUAMI anda boleh menjalani ujian air mani untuk kepastian. Sekiranya dia tidak mempunyai masalah ereksi dan ejakulasi serta keputusan ujian air maninya elok, ini bermakna suami anda tidak mempunyai masalah kesuburan.

Air mani yang kelihatan cair tidak semestinya tidak mempunyai bilangan dan kualiti sperma yang elok. Air mani juga sebenarnya perlu mencair dalam masa beberapa minit untuk membenarkan sperma di dalamnya aktif dan bergerak. Ini adalah perubahan yang dikehendaki.

Istilah air mani ‘cair’ atau ‘pekat’ yang digunakan oleh sebahagian kita mungkin disalahertikan. Ia sebenarnya merujuk kepada sperma di dalamnya bukannya keadaan fizikal atau pandangan kasar air mani itu. Sperma pula hanya boleh dilihat menggunakan mikroskop, bukannya mata kasar.

Usahlah menunggu lebih lama lagi kerana pasangan yang masih belum hamil selepas setahun mencuba digalakkan mendapatkan pemeriksaan dan rawatan kesuburan.

Ubat tertentu (anda tidak menyatakan jenis atau kandungan ubat terbabit) boleh mengurangkan bilangan dan kualiti sperma di dalam air mani. Eloklah keadaan sperma di dalam air mani suami anda diperiksa.

Anda juga digalakkan menjalani pemeriksaan kesuburan kerana ada kemungkinan ia berpunca daripada anda saja atau kedua-dua pihak.
Artikel ini disiarkan pada : 2012/07/22


p/s: Bff aku tu pompuan :)

Sumber :myMetro

Thursday, March 14, 2013

Perhatian dan kebebasan?

Salam,

Jika ditanya mengenai dua pekara ini Perhatian atau kebebasan? yang mana menjadi pilihan kita?



Kalau aku sudah pasti kebebasan.
Kenapa kebebasan.
Sebab bila bebas aku rasa lebih bahagia,lebih tenang,lebih senang.

Ada rakan berkata."Kau bujang boleh la kebebasan,Kami yang dah kawin ni mana boleh macamtu kebebasan jadi yang ke-2 kot,".

Kebebasan pada aku sangat meluas aku boleh buat apa saja, boleh pergi kemana-mana tanpa perlu maklum pada sesiapa.Namun kebebasan ni bukan sesuatu yang mutlak, kebebasan yang ada hadnya. Agak-gak la nak bebas pun...

Berbalik pada perhatian, ada orang yang nampak macam nak perhatian kot..tapi sebenarnya dia nak bebas. Aku sendiri pun nakkan perhatian tapi bukan dari semua orang,hanya perhatian dari orang tertentu saja..:)

Kalau tak cukup perhatian macam-macam akan orang lakukan demi mendapatkan perhatian.Kalau lebih perhatian pun sudah pasti membosankan, naik muak dan menyampah kot.

Mana nak pilih kebebasan atau perhatian..?
Jalan terbaik sebenarnya bagi aku perlukan kedua-dua bebas ya tapi ada had limitasinya tidak keterlaluan, perhatian pun ya tapi agak-agaklah beri perhatian tu...kalau tak beri perhatian pulak dicakapnya tidak prihatin pulak.Silap-silap perhatian lebih dah jadi pengongkong pulak dah cerita lain.Apa pun mesti ada keseimbangan, perlu ada 'beri dan terima'.




Friday, June 10, 2011

Cara letak password untuk entri/post baru.

Salam,

Macam mana nak letak password bagi sesuatu entri/post yang kita rasa orang tertentu saja boleh tengok?

Mula-mula ucap terima kasih pada Vincent Cheung dulu...sebab dia yang buat benda ni.


Senang saja jom aku tunjukkan cara-cara.

1. Pergi dekat setting>edit template> macam dalam pic bawah

ambik code ni

<script src='http://www.vincentcheung.ca/jsencryption/jsencryption.js' type='text/javascript'/>

dan paste/tampal diatas <head> atau di bawah <head> tengok gambar 
aku tampal code tu kat atas <head>

kenapa perlu ada website  http://www.vincentcheung.ca? sebab dia yang buat code tu dan jangan ubah apa-apa pada acode tersebut nanti takjadi entry berpassword kang!

2. Masuk ke website ni

JavaScript Encryption and Decryption 2.0

untuk generate code dan buat entry yang berpassword tu tengok gambar nak lagi jelas.

 dah siap buat inilah hasilnya.

password:aku
 

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Top 10 Poisonous Food We Love to Eat

Everyday we chow down on food produced from plants that carry deadly poisons. Most of the time we don’t need to be concerned with this as the mass production of fruit and vegetables ensures that we are usually safe, but from time to time people accidentally kill themselves by unwittingly eating the wrong part of a plant. In order to ensure that this never happens to you, I have put together a list of the most commonly seen poisons that we come in to contact with in our kitchens.
 
 
10. Cassava (Yuca) 


Though not too widely used in the United States , cassava is a woody shrub that is generally found in the Caribbean and South America . When using cassava, it can either be made to be sweet or bitter. The taste, as well as the smell, all depends on the amount of cyanogenic glucosides, which are in fact, extremely poisonous. Most who prepare it like it to be bitter, as it keeps away insects and even animals. If cassava is prepared incorrectly, it can be deadly. Cassava poisoning, due to high levels of cyanide, is known as Konzo. Cassava poisoning leads to irreversible paralysis.
Interesting fact: Cassava roots are ground into a flour-like substance which is then used to make tapioca. Cassava leaves contain cyanide but if pounded into a paste with flour and left in the shade for 5 hours, the cyanide is broken down.
 

9. Pufferfish

 

Pufferfish stand to be the second most poisonous vertebrate in the world. Though you won’t find pufferfish in the U.S. , many in Korea as well as Japan find some parts of the fish to be delicacies. However, certain organs of the fish, such as the liver, as extremely toxic, and can be deadly. The poison in the fish, known as tetrodotoxin, can cause numbness, high blood pressure, and muscle paralysis, which is what leads to death as the diaphragm muscles become paralyzed, disabling breathing. Known as fugu when eaten as a meal, many in Asian countries refuse to not eat the fish.
Interesting fact: Pufferfish has been made illegal to be eaten by the Emperor of Japan .
 

8. Mushrooms


There are about 5000 types of mushrooms known in the U.S. and about 100 of them are said to be toxic, while less than a dozen are deadly. In any case, mushrooms can cause gastrointestinal discomfort. Since mushrooms are fungi and the fact that there are so many species, it can be hard to know which are poisonous. As rule of thumb, it is usually said that any mushroom found in the wild are more than likely poisonous. One of the deadliest types of mushroom toxins is Alpha-amanitin, which causes extreme liver damage. Toadstools, as they are called, are the poisonous mushrooms.
Interesting fact: There are 38,000 known kinds of mushrooms; about 5% of these are toxic.
 

7. Cashews

Though really seeds and not nuts, cashews grow inside of a shell-like structure that grows on a fruit. When buying “raw cashews” in the store, take note that these nuts have actually been steamed and are not entirely raw. This is because raw cashews contain urushiol, which is the same chemical that you’d find in poison ivy. It can cause the body to have a very similar reaction to one experienced from poison oak or ivy. If a high level of urushiol is ingested, it can be deadly. Cashew poisoning is rare, but those who handle them in order to manufacture them to get the shell off sometimes experience the side-effects.
Interesting fact: Cashews come from a fruit, which in South American countries, is eaten, and the seeds (cashews) are then thrown away.
 

6. Chilies

 

You’ve probably eaten a chili or two in your life. No matter if it was an extremely hot one, or one that was pretty mild, every chili you have ever consumed has contained a chemical called capsaicin. In chilies, capsaicin is what makes them spicy and “hot.” Of course one chili won’t hurt, but if you eat enough of them, capsaicin can kill you. The chemical is so strong that it is used as a paint stripper, and it is even used in pepper spray used by police forces. In hotter chilies, such as habaneros, capsaicin can be felt on the skin if you cut the chili, as it will produce a burning sensation.
Interesting fact: Chilies are extremely high in Vitamin C. One green chili pod is said to contain about 6 times as much Vitamin C.

 

5. Potatoes

 

We’ve all heard something or another about potatoes. Whether it is the potato famine, some Irish story, or some other historical event centered on potatoes, one thing you may not have heard of is that potatoes are toxic. The stem and leaves of the plant are toxic, and even the potato itself is toxic. If you’ve ever looked at a potato, you may have realized that some turn a greenish color. This is due to levels of glycoalkaloid poison. In the past, there have been deaths due to potato poisoning. It is rare, but most happen due to someone drinking potato leaf tea, or eating green potatoes. Death doesn’t come suddenly. It usually results in weakness and then a coma. Don’t worry about having the occasional green potato chip, but do discard any potatoes that have green eyes, sprouts, or greenish skins, rather than prepare and serve them, especially to children.
Interesting fact: Potatoes make great food for astronaut! In fact in 1995 potato plants were taken into orbit on the Columbia and actually grown.
 

4. Almonds

Almonds, most always said to be nuts, are actually seeds and are extremely popular in kitchens around the world. Much like cashews, almonds are extremely poisonous if not introduced to some sort of heat source. It is generally the bitter almonds that need to be treated to get rid of the poison. The seeds are full of cyanide, and in many countries are illegal to sell without having been processed in order to get rid of the poison within the seed.
Interesting fact: Almonds are said to be one of the earliest cultivated foods, being mentioned in the Bible’s Old Testament.
 

3. Cherries


Cherries are definitely one of the most versatile fruits. You can eat them raw, cook them, bake them, and get them tart or sweet. Cherries can even be used in certain types of liquor. Despite their overall red goodness, cherries are toxic. If you’ve ever eaten a cherry and without thought chewed on the pip or left it in your mouth, you more than likely introduced hydrogen cyanide into your body. If a cherry pip is chewed, crushed, or somehow damaged, it automatically produces hydrogen cyanide. Symptoms of mild poisoning include headache, dizziness, confusion, anxiety, and vomiting. Larger doses can lead to difficulty breathing, increased blood pressure and heart rate, and kidney failure. Reactions can include coma, convulsions, and death from respiratory arrest.
Interesting fact: Cherries contain extremely high amounts of Melatonin which is good for helping and keeping the body regulated.
 

 

2. Apples

Apples are definitely a popular fruit no matter where you go. Like others on the list, and many other types of fruits, apples contain cyanide, but not in high levels. The fruit itself does not contain the chemical, but you will find cyanide in the apple’s seeds. Eating all of the seeds in one apple won’t kill you, but it’s definitely not recommended. Of course, if enough apple seeds are eaten, this means chewed and swallowed, it can result in complications.
Interesting fact: Apples float because at least 25% of their mass is nothing but air.
 

1. Tomato


Despite the extreme popularity of tomatoes and many countries, it is true that they are poisonous. Though the fruit itself doesn’t contain poison, the stem as well as the leaves contain a chemical known as glycoalkaloid. Higher levels are said to be found in wild tomatoes, but those grown domestically still contain glycoalkaloid. This chemical is known to cause upset stomachs and nervousness. The leaves and stem can be used in cooking for flavor, but must be removed before eating. This chemical is so powerful that it is actually used as a way to control pests.
Interesting fact: In 1893, in the U.S. Supreme Court case Nix v. Hedden, it was argued whether or not a tomato was a vegetable or a fruit, which dealt with taxes being paid on vegetbles and not fruits. In the end, the court ruled that a tomato is a vegetable when referring to the Tariff Act, but is botanically a fruit.

Thursday, February 24, 2011

Baldness and Wnt Gene

Gene Therapy Male Pattern Baldness

Hair loss affects millions of Americans and there seem to several remedies being offered to people ranging from drugs to vitamin supplements to wigs to hair pieces to topical creams to surgery. Because hair loss, especially male pattern baldness has no cure and people are vain about how they look, there are several scam artists making a fast buck.



However, scientists are working hard to find a cure for male pattern baldness and one research group at the University of Pennsylvania has many people excited because they are working on gene therapy for male pattern baldness.

Scientists believe that hair follicles develop in the womb and no new follicles are formed after birth. On an average, a person has around 100,000 hair follicles. In addition, follicles are limited in their ability to regenerate. However, the scientists at the University of Pennsylvania have managed to regenerate hair follicles in mice by manipulating a gene called Wnt. This gene is involved in healing of wounds and can be used to produce new hair follicles. The experiment conducted by the scientists shows that once the wound heals, new hair follicles can develop and the process can be manipulated to increase the number of follicles

When the Wnt gene was blocked, no hair follicles grew in the experiment. However, when the gene was not blocked, new follicles grew which behaved normally producing hair in the same way as other follicles. This clearly proves that gene therapy can be used to treat male pattern baldness, which is also a genetic predisposition. However, it will be a few years before gene therapy can be adopted commercially to help people suffering from baldness.