DR RATH SCIENTIFIC BREAKTHROUGH IN CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND CANCER
By Dr. Wong Ang Peng (Naturopath Physician) Dr Matthias Rath is the world reknowned physician and research scientist who made the ground breaking discovery connecting cardiovascular disease, cancer and many other chronic conditions to nutrient deficiencies. Dr Rath’s scientific discovery changes our understanding of the origins of heart disease. Heart disease develops because of a long term deficiency of essential nutrients in the vascular walls, not because of high cholesterol consumption through our diet. Vitamin malnourished vascular walls weaken, causing microscopic cracks and lesions to develop, which trigger cholesterol molecules that are synthesized in the liver to deposit in the cracks of the vascular walls to reinforce the weakened structures.
Dr Rath’s recent scientific breakthrough points to the connective tissue integrity as a critical factor for blocking the invasion and spread of cancer cells. Understanding the mechanism by which cancer cells spread (metastasize), and later successfully developing a method to control them, Dr Rath has contributed a quantum leap forward to the path to defeating cancer.
Dr Wong Ang Peng
Dr. Wong is a professional speaker on health subjects especially chronic and degenerative diseases. He has won awards for his work on promoting natural medicine and health and the spreading of scientific knowledge in Malaysia and the Asian region.
ORTHOMOLECULAR MEDICINE (CELLULAR MEDICINE): A UNIQUE MEDICAL SPECIALTY
By Dr Romy Paredes (MD, CMT)
The most frequent cause of cellular malfunction is a chronic deficiency of essential cellular nutrients particularly vitamins, amino acids, minerals and trace elements, these cellular nutrients are the raw materials in all the biochemical processes that each cell of the human body undergoes.
Some well defined beliefs and principles distinguish the orthomolecular practitioner from orthodox health practitioner. These principles actually are an important part of our professional identity.
Dr Romy Paredes
Dr. Romy Paredes is a trained medical doctor in Integrative Medicine and is also a clinical metal toxicologist. He is the founder of Bio - Integrative Health Link Center Inc and the Head Doctor of Ananda Marga Wellness Center in Cebu, Philippines
THE IMPACT OF GE ON FOOD AND AGRICULTURE
By Dr Biju Negi (Programme Coordinator - Food Sovereignty and Ecological Agriculture Programme, Pesticide Action Network Asia and the Pacific)
The presentation will cover how GE is bad for the health of the people, animals, soil and water. The impact of GE on food and agriculture, and how that impact is a matter of concern to all of us, and our future generations. GE is bad science, and how transnational corporations engaged in GE promotion have paid scientific research to suit their own narrow commercial interest, at a great cost to humanity. The presentation will also cover how GE is related to anti natural health.
Dr Biju Negi
Dr. Biju Negi is a professional writer and consultant on agricultural issues and a trainer in writing and documentation. He is an activist in farmer movements and one of the founder members of a non-formal collective of small farmers and activists called Save Seeds Movement in Uttarakhand, Himalaya.
THE CREATED CONFUSION IN NATURAL HEALTH
By Ms Saroja Theavy Balakrishnan (Health Consultant & Writer)
Natural medicine is based on natural laws, or God-made laws, and has been in practise by civilisations and various cultures since time immemorial. It is about living and eating healthily and good health should be reflected in the physical, mental and emotional plain. Unfortunately, there is so much confusion that people fail to realize that living healthily without chronic illness is possible. Millions of young people die premature death. The middle age and the old are usually stricken with all kind of illness until they were confronted by heart attack, stroke, organs failures or cancer. Practically many of them suffer and go through a journey of degenerative health before they die.
The British House of Common Report (March, 2005) made compelling report about the pharmaceutical industry which controls the medical establishment. The industry controls the media and use NGOs as fronts to propagate and serve their hidden agenda to medicalise the masses. They do business with disease and use the human body as their market place. Drug sales of various types amount to multi-billions of dollars per year. Under the shroud of so-called ‘evidence based medicine’ , the industry promotes the use of synthetic drugs weffects to treat diseases, leaving behind long traits of untold iatrogenic diseases. Causes of most diseases are unknown and genetics are to be blamed. Never, never depend on the establishment to bring you good health, but you, and you alone.
Ms Saroja
Ms Saroja is a much sought after speaker on natural health. She passionately articles and short stories on social and health issues, winning many awards.
She is actively assisting The Dr Rath Foundation Works in the South East Asian region.
RENEWABLE ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
By Dr. Gan Khai Chung (Founder & Managing Director – Rapat Nusantara Sdn Bhd)
The development and patented Renewable Energy System of biomass to bio-energy, solar energy, and hydrogen fuel.
Environment preservation by recycling Organic & Agriculture Waste to bio-organic fertiliser for various multinational companies.
Organic Fertiliser production.
Biotechnology to produce good microbes for agriculture, livestock, solid waste management, waste water and palm oil mill effluent treatment.
Dr Gan Khai Chung
Dr. Gan is an engineer by profession and his area of specialties are renewable energy, biotech and environmental friendly waste recycling technology. He has patented a process using bio-waste to produce clean heat and energy in promoting rapid growth for crops in close greenhouses.
Seminar Details Venue Dewan Seminar, Jab. Perkhidmatan Veterinar Neg. Selangor, Lot 2 Jln Utas 25/7 Seksyen 15
Date 18th April 2009
Time 9.00 am—5.00 pm
MAP SNH Seminar Seksyen 15 Shah AlamSeminar
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Fees RM50/= (Non-members) RM30/= (Members)
All cheques crossed and made payable and sent to:
Society of Natural Health, Malaysia 33 Jalan USJ 3/1D 47600 Subang Jaya Selangor
1. Creative Industries Conference, 16-17 March 2009
Organised by RTM and the Division of Policy and Strategic Planning of the Ministry of Information, the Creative Industry Conference 2009 will be held on the 16th and 17th of March at Nikko Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. The speakers will comprise film makers, academicians, representatives from MdeC and Khazanah Nasional, among others. In addition, there will be 10 booths displaying information and material on the Government’s digitalisation programme led by the Ministry of Information.
For further information and registration details, go to : http://www.rtm.gov.my/creative09/
2. KL Design Week 2009
27th March - 4th April 2009
The largest annual international design event held in Malaysia, KL Design Week will feature cutting edge creativity and innovation in all areas of design. The Inaugural Design Week Festival in Kuala Lumpur
Simply put, the KLDW Festival is the 1st mega Creative Event of its kind to be organized in Kuala Lumpur. KLDW 2009 promises a wide mix of creative thoughts and eclectic ideas, of imaginative programmes and inspiring showcases, plus loads more under one event of “Show & Shine”, to showcase what we don’t have, and to enhance what we do have.
One time, One community, One aspiration... One event to steer and boost “Malaysia’s Creative Economy!”
Official Launch Programme
KLDW '09 / BECOMELaunch @Taman Tasik Titiwangsa
Date: Friday, 27th March 2009
Time: 6pm - 10pm
** By Invitation Only
Programme:
1. 1000+7 Designs of ECO Bags Exhibitions
2. ECO Gigs & Musical Event
3. ECO Partners Exhibition
4. more..
INTERNATIONAL DESIGNERS’
//CONFERENCE
//FORUM
//MASTER CLASS
//SCREENING
http://kldesignweek.com
28th March 2009 - Saturday
Super Motion Design
Super Motion Design Conference is a unique conference that celebrates the various disciplines of design, animation and motion graphics. This conference is for Designers and Animators who are exploring the possibilities of international careers in these fields. It’s about sharing the experiences and expertise in the rapidly changing landscape of motion graphics and design, which encompasses new technologies, methods, mediums and values. It is also an in-depth look into the processes involved in mastering the art of design and animation.
Venue:MaTIC, Tunku Abdul Rahman Auditorium,Jalan Ampang
In the Maximum Minimalism Conference, the crucial issues of contemporary design will be examined. A growing consciousness of environmental and social responsibility calls for simplicity, innovation, sustainability. Good design is a concept that encompasses sensibility with a sense of economy and is often inspired by necessity.
Venue: KLCC Convention Centre, Plenary Hall Auditorium
Time: 9.30am - 6pm
TICKETS (http://www.kldesignweek.com/ticket.php)
Speakers:
1. Chris Bosse (Sydney)
2. Stefan Sagmeister (New York)
3. David Carson (San Diego - USA)
4. Kuntzel & Deygas (Paris)
5. IDN (Hong Kong)
6. Shun Kawakami (Tokyo)
7. Supernature (Shanghai) and
8. Troika (London).
30th March 2009 – Monday
Session-01
International Designers Forum 1
This forum will serve as a platform for designers to deconstruct and discuss the happenings and scene of design unique to their city. As each design scene has distinctive features, cultures, art/design history and aesthetics, this forum hopes to uncover the individual situations and secrets of each city, to better understand each region and its design, in contrast with design on the global level. We are keen to understand the risks involved in embarking on a design career in your city, the tasks that you undertake as well as the challenges, problems and solutions that you have encountered. This forum hopes for participants to discuss and find solutions for common problems and to foster new networks.
Venue: MATIC, Tunku Abdul Rahman Auditorium,Jalan Ampang
Time: 9.30am - 12pm
TICKETS (http://www.kldesignweek.com/ticket.php)
Speakers:
1. Black Design (Singapore)
2. Aya Kato (Japan)
3. Graham Perkins (Singapore)
4. Nille Svensson of Sweden Graphics
5. Nathalie & Huda - Vit-E & Khatt Foundation (Lebanon)
6. Heath Nash (South Africa)
7. The Center for Creative Communications (CCC) (Japan)
Session-02
International Designers Master Class 1
In the Master Class session, which centres around a lecture to provide that personal face to face interaction, we invite you to listen to the professionals and absorb their expertise & experiences before understanding more via the succeeding Question & Answer session for a duration of 2 hours.
Here, our specially-invited guests and speakers will present their works, as well as share their creative processes, artistic journey, technological know-how as well as details as to how a certain piece of work is constructed.
Venue: MATIC, Tunku Abdul Rahman Auditorium,Jalan Ampang
Time: 1.30pm - 6pm
TICKETS (http://www.kldesignweek.com/ticket.php)
Speakers:
1. Chriss Bosse (Germany)
2. Troika (UK)
31st March 2009 – Tuesday
Session-01
International Designers Master Class 2
In the Master Class session, which centres around a lecture to provide that personal face to face interaction, we invite you to listen to the professionals and absorb their expertise & experiences before understanding more via the succeeding Question & Answer session for a duration of 2 hours.
Here, our specially-invited guests and speakers will present their works, as well as share their creative processes, artistic journey, technological know-how as well as details as to how a certain piece of work is constructed.
3. Nathalie & Huda - Vit-E & Khatt Foundation (Lebonon)
Session-02
Coffee + Carson
Venue: NationalArtGallery, Auditorium
Time :3pm
** By Invitation Only
1st April 2009 (Wednesday)
Malaysian Masters - Masterclass
Malaysian Masters - Masterclass sessions will focus on a lecture on how to be a professional, embarking first as a design entrepreneur and creating a pathway into the International Design Arena.
An up-close face to face interaction, our specially-invited guest and speakers will present their works, as well as share their creative processes, artistic journey, technological know-how and also the technical details as how a certain piece of work is constructed.This session of sharing expertise & experiences will see the speaker present for 45 minutes
Venue: NationalArtGallery, Auditorium
Time: 9.30am - 6pm
** Free Admission
Speakers: To be confirmed
INT’L & LOCAL DESIGNERS’
//EXHIBITIONS
//INSTALLATIONS
BECOME / 1000+7 DESIGNS
WORLD OF ECO BAG EXHIBITION
“BECOME” is one of the exhibition projects focusing on saving the environment and a campaign platform to urge the general public to “say no to plastic bags!”.
This exhibition will showcase a collection of 1000+7 designs from designers around the world, carrying ‘save the green’ illustrated messages. These pictures or graphic illustrations will be printed on recyclable and reusable bag materials and will be exhibited at the parks of Taman Tasik Titiwangsa and Capsquare KL.
27th – 29th March 2009
Venue-01:Taman Tasik Titiwangsa
Time:10am - 6pm Daily
** Free Admission
28th March - 4th April 2009
Venue-02:CapSquare KL
Time: 10am - 10 pm Daily
** Free Admission
28th March – 4th April 2009
International Designers’ Exhibitions
An extraordinary series of exhibitions and installation works by international designers will be showcased throughout the 9 days of KLDW ‘09. We are proud to present cutting-edge works which have been recognized globally for their excellence. Some of the highlights include an exhibition of the intricate and luscious illustrations of Aya Kato, A retrospective of David Carson's posters, Heath Nash's beautiful creations made out of recycled materials, Double Thumbs-Up Exhibition by IDN Hong Kong, Art & Sound by Dual City Session - Singapore/Japan, New Wave by Jackson Tan, Studio 4°C by Koji Morimoto, Hexa Project from Japan, Lava by Chris Bosse, Sweden Graphics & Uselessshoppe from Singapore.
Venue 01: CapSquare KL
Time: 10am - 10pm
** Free Admission
Exhibition & Installation works by:
1. Studio 4°C (Japan)
2. Sweden Graphic (Sweden)
3. Heat Nash (South Africa)
4. Hexa Project (Japan)
5. IdN (Hong Kong)
6. Mi2 (Taiwan)
7. Uselessshoppe (Singapore)
8. Art & Sound by DualCity Session
Venue 02:
NationalArtGallery, Jalan Tun Razak
Time: 10am - 5pm
** Free Admission
Exhibition & Installation works by:
1. Aya Kato (Japan)
2. New Wave (Singapore)
3. Neubauism (Germany)
4. Nathalie & Huda – Vit-E & Khatt Foundation (Lebanon)
5. David Carson (USA)
6. If Interactive (Malaysia)
28th March – 4th April 2009
Malaysian Independent Designers’ Group Exhibition
Showcasing and discussing thought-provoking and challenging ideas, these young and enterprising designers will illustrate the endless possibilities of medium, technology and creative solution towards propagating its ideas and concepts of presentation. These installations and exhibitions will discuss the ideas behind it, The Challenge, The Task and The Solution.
Venue 01: CapSquare KLTime:10am - 10pm
Venue 02: NationalArtGalleryTime: 10am - 5pm
Venue 03: The Annexe, Central MarketTime: 10am - 8pm
Venue 04: MSC Malaysia Cybercentre, SentralTime: 10am - 5pm
Venue 06: Le Meridien Hotel, SentralTime : 11am – 10pm
** Free Admission
28th March – 4th April 2009
Degree Show Exhibition
This exhibition is to showcase a selected final thesis work of bachelor degree students or the best student works from various faculties; architecture, interior design, graphic design, fashion design and more. The objective is to not only exhibit and to recognize innovative works by students embarking on a new career in a new market place, but also to support the Malaysian Art & Creative Education institutions in developing their philosophical modules and education methodology.
Venue: CapSquare KL
Time: 10am - 5pm
** Free Admission
28th March – 4th April 2009
Young Tigers Exhibition
Young Tigers is an exhibition of local designs, installations and products of young, local, and independent design collectives and individuals driven by passion and enthusiasm.
The Young Tigers Program is designed to provide young designers a good meeting ground to share opinions, experiences and inspire each other, being both a shop and a gallery in one space. It is to generate, support and create a new platform for these young designers to present their concept of everyday-use products, as well as market their work at an affordable price, which range from RM20 to RM2,000.
Venue: CapSquare KL
Time: 10am - 5pm
** Free Admission
3rd April 2009 - Friday
Seven Bintang Awards Night
Seven Bintang Awards were initiated to recognize and reward talented and deserving Malaysian artists and designers. As the artistic identity of Malaysian art and design is still in its formative and tender years, Seven Bintang Awards is a pioneering effort in shaping artistic character, establishing a healthy art and design market, as well as spreading awareness, interest and uplifting the standard of practice.
Venue: Le Meridien Hotel
Time: 7.30 pm - 10pm
**By Invitation Only
4th April 2009 - Saturday
Secret Tent Design Bazaar
In an effort to evoke a sense of fun and mystery to the KLDW 2009 project, the city of KL is set to be bombed by an array of Secret Tents, a creative space where anything goes. Each individual secret tent is expected to showcase unique works of art and design, be it from an individual, a duo or as a collective group. The wide range of displays will represent the thoughts and insights of our very own young guns, our hope for the new Malaysian Creative Economy. It will provide a sneak peek into what we may expect of our design industry in the near future.
Venue: CapSquare KL
Time: 10am - 5pm
** Free Admission
4th April 2009 - Saturday
Arty-PartyOn The Street
A closing ceremony celebrating the historical milestone of KLDW’s inaugural event, arty-party marks the forces to be reckoned with. The forces that will boost Malaysia’s NEW Economy: The CREATIVE ECONOMY!
Brainchild of Ryohei Kondo, Condors has conquered their homeland turning the Japanese contemporary dance scene on its head. In fact, tickets for one of their performances in Tokyo were snapped up the very day it went on sale! And it doesn’t stop there – Condors Mania has spread all over the world and the troupe often performed to sell out shows overseas as well.
Wherever they go, their performance always sends audiences spinning through amazement, shock, and laughter. From their trademark Japanese high-school uniform outfits to their liberal use of shtick and overblown video imagery, this zany bunch redefines what a dance performance can and should be! The troupe is also notorious for its satirical treatment of Japanese pop culture.
Reviewer Jennifer Dunning wrote, "If there had been an applause meter on the premises, the meter would have very likely swung off the high end...An irrepressible, irreverent bunch of nicely ill-assorted sizes and presences, the men were impressive in their comic timing and knowledge of dance styles” (2000, The New York Times).
Conquest of the Galaxy: Jupiter premiered in New York City in 2001 to great success and toured to Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Miami, Costa Rica, Chile, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea, Indonesia, Australia, Singapore and, of course, Malaysia. As a follow up to Jupiter, Condors premiered Conquest of the Galaxy: Mars in Europe in 2007 and it toured successfully to London, Paris, Rome and Brazil, gaining them legions of fans along the way.
Like Jupiter, Mars is made up of short scenes in omnibus style and integrates commercials, animation film, short plays and of course, dance. Since its premiere, Condors has updated and added new materials to Mars. The KL audience will have the opportunity to see the improved version of Mars. On the surface, the scenes seem to be meaningless connected but at the very end, it will bring back nostalgic memories and remind you of the things that are important in life.
The dance troupe is led by Artistic Director and Choreographer Ryohei Kondo. Kondo has danced with a wide range of leading choreographers such as Kota Yamazaki, Kuniko Kisanuki, Toshiko Takeuchi and Doug Varone. His choreography credits include The Fingers are Too Fat to Reach (1998), Love Parade (1999), Dream in a Dream (1999 – collaboration with Japanese traditional dancer Sengiku Bando), the film The Happiness of the Katakuris (2001 - directed by Takashi Miike) and a stage production of Faust (2004 – directed by Akira Shirai).
Kondo is also active in organising and hosting dance workshops all over Japan. In recognition of his work, he won the Terayama Shuji Award at the 4th Asahi Performing Arts Award for most promising young artist.
Condors solid track record include Kissing the Sun Series I-V (1996-1999), 2000 Virgin (1999), Spring Man (2000), Light My Fire (2000) and 2000 Darling (2000). Their collaboration with the Bel Canto Orchestra, led by French musician Pascal Comelade, at the Yokohama Landmark Hall (2000), was critically acclaimed.
Apollinaire Scherr commented "...when the flabby men and fit men, tall men and short men, men who can dance and men who, adorably, really can't, appear on the Tokyo stage in nerdy schoolboy uniforms as the Condors, the girls show up in droves and shriek happily...The Condors seamlessly blend dance numbers with video, puppetry and physical theater." (2001, The New York Times).
Show Details
Show Title: Conquest of the Galaxy: Mars
Presented by: The Japan Foundation, Kuala Lumpur & klpac, with the cooperation of The Embassy of Japan
Condors, the all male dance company that has turned the Japanese contemporary dance scene on its head, is electric, sweaty, outrageous and hysterical.
Ryohei Kondo started the company in the fall of 1996, and barely a year later its performance from the "Kiss the Sun" series at Theatre Fonte in Yokohama was a major success, gaining much attention from presenters and sponsors. The next year they opened the Tokyo Globe Theater's spring festival with a continuation of the "Kiss the Sun" series. The dance press enthusiastically reviewed the performance, which also set ticket sales records for the theatre. Later, this huge successful show was broadcasted on three separate occasions on SkyPerfect TV, the Japanese satellite television network. Soon Condors was in high demand and touring throughout the country.
In December of the same year, Kyoto Art Complex 1928 commissioned Condors to create a new piece for the inauguration of their new theatre. This was followed quickly by a tour of several venues in Tokyo and Osaka area. The Tokyo shows sold out on the day they were put on sale, leading to quick arrangements for additional performances. In January 2001, SkyPerfect TV continued to demonstrate the popular enthusiasm for the group by broadcasting a special feature on Kondo Ryohei and his work, and in the following month Condors' run of performances at the famed Apple Theater in Shinjuku drew sold out audiences every night. In the mean time, audiences in other countries were also catching "Condors mania."
In January 2000, they took their first trip abroad to the showcase at the Association of Performing Arts Presenters (APAP) Conference in New York. The New York Times said, "If there had been an applause meter on the premises, the meter would have very likely swung off the high end" and called them "wonderfully nutty" and "an irrepressible, irreverent bunch of nicely ill-sorted sizes and presences" (January 15, 2000). They immediately received inquiries from a number of presenters, and in the following year returned to the US for performances in New York and Los Angeles. These performances also sold out, and were enthusiastically covered by The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, and other local press. Condors continues to move on to new territory, and will be performing in various countries throughout East Asia in the fall of 2001.
Wherever they go, Condors performances always send their audiences spinning through amazement, shock, and laughter. From their trademark school uniform outfits to their liberal use of shtick and overblown video imagery, this company redefines what a dance performance can and should be. It may seem that they are more interested in presenting a highly entertaining performance than pushing the boundaries of performance art or presenting refined technique. Nevertheless, once the show is over and the laughter subsides, it becomes clear that what they have really done is redefine dance performance, its audience, and how it can be viewed. Many speak of creating a new form of dance for the 21st century, but Ryohei Kondo and Condors are doing it.
Enter a world of wishes with your favorite Disney Princesses in Disney On Ice presents Princess Wishes. Tinker Bell represents the magic of Disney, as she whisks you through a collection of enchanting and beloved Disney stories. Join Ariel as she yearns to explore the world above the waves.
See Snow white finds her one true love. Discover a whole new world with Jasmine. Watch in wonder as the dreams of Cinderella, Belle, Aurora and Mulan all come true. Snow White Snow White, is the title character of a fairy tale known from many countries in Europe, the best known version being the German one collected by the Brothers Grimm. The German version features elements such as the magic mirror and the seven dwarfs, who were first given individual names in Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwars (1937) Mulan Fa Mulan is the protagonist of the 1998 Disney animated film Mulan and its direct-to-video sequel, Mulan II. She is inspired by the legendary Hua Mulan from the Chinese poem The Ballad of Mulan. She is voiced by Ming-Na Wen in all three titles (singing voice provided by Lea Salonga), and is one of the eight Official Disney Princesses. Jasmine Princess Jasmine is a fictional Arabian princess and the protagonist who originally appeared in the 1992 Disney film, Aladdin, followed with its two direct-to-video sequels, The Return of Jafar (1994) and Aladdin and the King of Thieves (1996) and the animated television series. Cinderella Cinderella is a 1950 animated feature produced by Walt Disney, and released to theaters on February 15, 1950 by RKO Radio Pictures. The twelfth animated feature in the Disney animated features canon, the film was directed by Clyde Geronimi, Hamilton Luske and Wilfred Jackson, based the fairy tale "Cinderella" by Charles Perrault. Belle Princess Belle-Etoile is a French literary fairy tale written by Madame d'Aulnoy. It is Aarne-Thompson type 707, the dancing water, the singing apple, and the speaking bird. Her source for the tale was Ancilotto, King of Provino, by Giovanni Francesco Straparola. Princess Aurora Sleeping Beauty is a 1959 animated feature produced by Walt Disney and originally released to theatres on January 29, 1959, by Buena Vista Distribution. The sixteenth animated feature in the Disney animated features canon, it was the last animated feature produced by Walt Disney to be based upon a fairy tale. Ariel Princess Ariel is a fictional character, a mermaid and the protagonist of Disney's 1989 animated film The Little Mermaid. She later appears in the film's prequel television series, direct-to-video sequel The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea and direct-to-video prequel The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning.
And for the first time, catch breathtaking acrobatics performed live on ice!
It’s a magical show not-to-be-missed where believing is just the beginning!
DR RATH SCIENTIFIC BREAKTHROUGH IN CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND CANCER
Dr Wong Ang Peng
Dr Romy Paredes
Dr Biju Negi 
Ms Saroja 
Dr Gan Khai Chung
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