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.

Laparr jom makan geng 😆

FUN FACT of the day!

Despite being so lightweight, bone's unique structure allows it to handle incredible amounts of pressure and stress!

Share with us other fun fact about human body that you know!

Who says snacking is unhealthy?

Here we have 4 easy-to-prepare, delicious, healthy snacks choices for you to try this weekend!

Time to impress your loved ones (or just treat yourself good) with these tasty treats! 😀😎

Your body always tries to speak to you - all you have to do is listen.

Stay in tune with your body and keep an eye out for these gentle reminders. In conjunction with the upcoming World Liver Day, let's keep your LIVER ALL happy and healthy!🙋

我和儿子像不像？😆
Chloe小薇和儿子Kasper的大年初一照片😍♥️
也祝大家新年快乐 龙年行大运🧧♥️

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Uncover the exceptional secrets of our patented ingredients, meticulously developed for unparalleled joint care and protection. MOVEON isn't just a solution, it's a groundbreaking revolution in promoting happy and healthy joints.💚✨

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We're over the moon to receive an avalanche of positive feedback on Wellous products! Drop a comment below and let us know which Wellous product steals your heart! C'mon don't be shy now 😁

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.