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Test your eyes!

Test your eyes!

How many of Tiger Milk Mushroom can you spot in the picture? HINT: TWE_VE

In the wild, tiger milk mushroom grows in lush rainforest in South China, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines and Papua New Guinea.

Tiger milk mushroom has many health benefits including boosting respiratory health, enhancing immunity, and antioxidant properties.

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Catch a cold? Or having a flu?

Catch a cold? Or having a flu?

Think they are the same? Well, think again.

While it is a common misconception, flu and cold are not the same. Slide to the next page to find out the differences.

Stay safe y'all!!

🎡 Sayang,

🎡 Sayang,
Ya iya sayang,
Have you packed for balik kampung? 🎡

If not, let's us share some ideas on what else you can bring home this Raya! πŸ πŸ’‘ Besides baju raya and duit raya πŸ‘ πŸ’Ά, you why not bring along Wellous products as thoughtful gift for loved ones? Let's make this festive season not just about strengthening the bonding between family but also strengthening the health of our family. ❀️✨

Selamat Hari Raya Maaf Zahir Batin from Wellous! πŸ’šπŸŽ†

Imagine the weight of....

Imagine the weight of....

20 blue whales.

34,000 Elephants

850,000,000 Big Macs.

And that’s roughly the weight of food waste generated DAILY in Malaysia.

17,000 tonnes.

It's hard to digest but it’s true.

Recently, we worked together with TEDxPetalingStreet Adventure, Entomal, and Taylor's University Impact Lab to organize a fun but informative "Building a Community at Taylor’s University" - an event dedicated to raise awareness about biowaste treatment and organic by-product upcycling.

Interestingly, participants learned how Black Soldier Fly larvae, known as nature's waste warriors, consume organic waste, thus helping to mitigate the food waste issue organically.

This initiative is part of our long journey to support sustainability and community engagement.