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MANAGING PESTS IN HOME GARDEN

Click here to buy: CAP BOOKS STOREWIDE PROMOTION 20 Apr-20May 30% discount. Visit the CAP bookshop at Book size: 145 x210 mm Pages: 20 The guidebook provides some basic knowledge about common pests in our garden and the role of predator insects in managing them. It also gives tips on making of simple pest control solutions and ways to attract beneficial insects to our garden. CONTENTS Insects /...
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CAP: Toxic Face Mask

The Consumers Association of Penang calls on the authorities to ensure that the face masks and other protective equipments sold in the market do not contain graphene and other potentially toxic nanoparticles as it is harmful to health. The call is made following the action taken by the Canadian Government which has prohibited the use of face masks containing graphene due to the possibility of...
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THE HAPPINESS FACTOR

Click here to buy: CAP BOOKS STOREWIDE PROMOTION 20 Apr-20May 30% discount. Visit the CAP bookshop at Book size: 108 x 145 mm Pages: 136 Today psychologists and social scientists from universities are saying the same thing. They measured happiness and conducted worldwide surveys to reveal the secrets of our well-being. Who is happy and who is not? Which societies are happy? And why are people...
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FRUITS – A Nutrition Guide

Click here to buy: CAP BOOKS STOREWIDE PROMOTION 20 Apr-20May 30% discount. Visit the CAP bookshop at Book size: 140 x 110mm Pages: 90 It shows you the important nutrients that different fruits contain. It also compares the nutrient content of different fruits to show you which fruits to consume if you lack a certain nutrient. These comparisons show that local fruits are most of the time richer...
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HALAL HARAM

Click here to buy: CAP BOOKS STOREWIDE PROMOTION 20 Apr-20May 30% discount. Visit the CAP bookshop at Book size: 140 x 215mm Pages: 200 Inside the book > Collagen from executed prisoners, placentas and aborted foetuses were found to be used in cosmetics. > Nearly 3,000 additives are used in our foods today, many of which have doubtful or animal origins. These include – Human hair...
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Malaysia must support the WTO waiver on intellectual property rights for COVID-19 – If Not Now When?

(Note: This letter has been sent today to Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin bin Hj Mohd Yassin and the ministers of MITI, MOSTI, Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs and MOH.) The undersigned organisations and patient advocacy groups strongly call on the Malaysian Government to immediately support the temporary suspension of intellectual property rights enforcement as an urgent COVID-19 response....
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EXERCISE AS MEDICINE

Click here to CAP BOOKS STOREWIDE PROMOTION 20 Apr-20May 30% discount. Visit the CAP bookshop at Book size: 140 x 215mm Pages: 232 Want to live long, healthy and strong, or avoid disease and premature death? It’s possible. There is a formula for a healthy life and it is summed up in one word: Exercise. Exercise brings health; lack of exercise promotes disease. Even if you already have a...
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SHOCKING INGREDIENTS IN YOUR FOOD

Click here to buy CAP BOOKS STOREWIDE PROMOTION 20 Apr-20May 30% discount. Visit the CAP bookshop at Book size: 215 x 145 mm Pages: 112 This is not surprising considering the advancements in modern food technology which is always looking for new food additives and new ways to reduce costs and maximise profits. Consider the feeding of cattle with chicken droppings, rearing maggots for animal...
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Buying fresh fish – what to look for

    Buying fresh fish - what to look for Buying fresh fish is a difficult task for those without the knowledge or experience in the selection of fish. Here we show you what to look for when buying fresh fish. Eat the fish on the day you buy it, if possible. This is because fish, like any other perishable food will lose its edible life very quickly. Pick a stall that has good patronage....
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Reasons why KWAN should not be touched

The Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) is shocked that the government has used its emergency powers to tap into the National Trust Fund (KWAN) for vaccine expenses on 21 April 2021. A new subsection was added to KWAN Act which permits the use of KWAN funds for “the procurement of vaccines and any expenditure incurred in relation to the vaccines for an epidemic of any infectious disease as...
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