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Favourite product in eliminating my menstrual cramps! Took 2 bottles only to see the wonders. And more to come! 🩷

Favourite product in eliminating my menstrual cramps! Took 2 bottles only to see the wonders. And more to come! 🩷

P/s: "Merdeka" myself from period pain 🫢😄

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Happy TGIF Fam! Here's a little fun fact to brighten up your pre-weekend mood!

Happy TGIF Fam! Here's a little fun fact to brighten up your pre-weekend mood!

Your small intestine, despite being narrow in diameter, has an enormous surface area. If you were to spread out the inner surface area of the small intestine, it could cover the size of a tennis court! This large surface area allows for maximum absorption of nutrients from the food you eat into the bloodstream.

Do you know other fun fact about health? Share with us here!

WellFam Update!

WellFam Update!

We had an incredible experience giving back to the community by distributing essential food supplies and immersing ourselves in their traditions. Guided by Encik Jerri, we tried blow darts and learned how they use daun bertam to build roofs—truly eye-opening!

Despite modernization challenges, the Orang Asli’s knowledge of the land is unmatched—they even assist in search and rescue missions!

Sharing a meal made with bamboo shoots showed us their amazing resourcefulness. It was all about learning, connecting, and appreciating their resilient way of life!

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.