Chinese Intercept Ground Baby Parts
I’m glad I don’t live in South Korea or China. I might have ingested human baby parts. There’s a report that Chinese customs officials have intercepted 17,000 pills filled with powdered baby parts from China. They were purported to be both a stamina-enhancer and a medical panacea in parts of Asia. What ?
The Daily Mail explains:
“The grim trade is being run from China where corrupt medical staff are said to be tipping off medical companies when babies are aborted or delivered still-born.
The tiny corpses are then bought, stored in household refrigerators in homes of those involved in the trade before they are removed and taken to clinics where they are placed in medical drying microwaves. Once the skin is tinder dry, it is pummeled into powder and then processed into capsules along with herbs to disguise the true ingredients from health investigators and customs officers.”
They say that the capsules were confiscated – all of them. No one has been arrested, as the authorities deemed that 17,000 pills was only a small amount. Sounds like a lot to me.
Dying Rooms
There are reports that not only aborted or stillborn babies were used in the pills – but they also put baby parts in there of children left to die in China’s “dying rooms”. I guess the Chinese are only allowed to have one child per family. So if they make more than that – they just let them die after birth. What a waste. It makes me sick.
There are reports that say the South Koreans are unwilling to press the issue for fear of creating a diplomatic rift with China, instead preferring to let Chinese officials investigate and take any necessary action when the Chinese intercepted ground baby parts.
Allegedly, the baby corpses were supplied by hospitals in China that sold the them to the company that manufactures the tablets for the equivalent of around 20,000 yen, (US$200.00) each. The pills were selling for the equivalent of 600 yen, (USD6.00) each.
Nootropic Drugs
You can improve your memory, enhance your daily brain functions and stimulate the central nervous system when you buy and ingest nootropic drugs. Nootropics are comprehensive and effective cognitive enhancers.
Smart Celebrities
I’ve tried Piracetam – both in the liquid form and the pills and found them to be real “brain jolters”. Sorry, I know that’s not a medical term. I’m pretty dense (think blond-stupid) and if Piracetam can help me – it can help anyone. I took it in the liquid form until one day I had to take an airplane trip. Well, I didn’t want any trouble with the Airline Gestapo – so, I switched to the pills. I think the liquid has a faster effect on my brain.
Go to http://www.antiaging-systems.com and purchase your supplements. I bet Lisa Kudrow and Conan O’Brien take smart drugs.
Piracetam
Piracetam Nootropil works independently or in sync with other smart drugs and belongs to the group of medicines known as smart drugs or nootropics – that’s where Nootropil got its name. Nootropics are known in the medical world to effect and stimulate the brain in protective, positive and non-toxic capacities. Piracetam is a cognitive enhancer with the ability to improve memory, attention and intelligence – without possessing any addictive properties.
It’s also used successfully to treat a wide range of conditions. Piracetam helps to slow down senile involution and dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. In tests and trials, Piracetam had a positive effect in elderly out-patients suffering from age-associated memory impairment. The tests demonstrated that by taking Piracetam, they showed significant improvement in memory consolidation and recall.
Read up about these amazing brain jolters and see if they can help you. It takes about three weeks to receive supplements because they ship the vitamins from an island near Britain. (I love the Brits!)
The aim of this video lecture is entitled ‘The role of Nootropic drugs and nutrients in the ageing individual’. It’ll give you an overview about some of the most popular and in-demand Nootropics such as Piracetam & Deprenyl plus other less well known ones such as Vinpocetine and Centrophenoxine. Check this out to get more information about nootropic drugs.
The New Funny: Ted Movie
Can’t help it – just saw the preview of the new funny Ted movie. I watched it a bunch of times. It’s really funny. I can’t wait until the movie comes out on July 13, 2012. I usually hate the stupid movie genre. This one is somehow different. I hated King Pins. Dumb and Dumber made me feel dum just watching it and I cringed when my foster kids demanded to see it. It was Really Stupid.
I think the reason I like this funny Ted movie is because it has emotional appeal. Mark Wahlberg & Mila kunis stars in it. Mark reminds me of Kevin Bacon. It’s a dirty movie. But, I likes it.
Simon’s Cat Knocks Stuff Down
Simon captures cat behaviour really well. Everyone that owns a cat will recognize the things cats do in his drawings. In this video, Simon’s cat knocks stuff down & then he “bats” what looks like a bunny figurine a few times until he pushes it off the mantelpiece. I’m not currently a cat owner because my allergies are so bad – but, it always makes me smile when I see what that damn cat of Simon’s is up to. He seems surprised that things go flying to the ground as he rubs up against them.
I love the elegant way that cats jump off of things: they put their front paws against a flat surface & then jump. This must act a stabilizer for when they land. I’ll have to copy this ingenious method next time I jump off the mantel.
Tetris Effect
Harvard professor Shawn Achor, talks about positive psychology and happiness. He calls it the Tetris Effect. The tetris effect can be applied to improve our state of mind. You can train your brain to look for “happiness patterns”. It’s the key to why our brains are powerful when linked with positive activities to teach us to be happy. He uses positive interventions every day to train the brain to pick up good ideas. For example, every morning, write down five things that make you happy.
The brain will start scanning for patterns that you’re grateful for every day. Instead of looking for bad input, like the news or traffic – we can’t help but think of what makes us happy (if we train our brain to do that). Just think back to when we were first in love. Nothing bothered us. We didn’t even think about unpleasant thoughts. Because there were none. All we could do was think about our life with our love & the things we did with them. Train your brain to have a positive reaction to the environment that’s around you.
If you’re interested in the Tetris Effect, his book is available from Amazon. It’s called, “The Happiness Advantage”.
