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Monday, January 9, 2017

QUOTES FOR LIFE

Around 1850 Kilo Grammes Of Expired Stock Of Rice Recovered From A Mill At Polonnaruwa

Public Health Inspectors have found a stock of 1850 Kilo Grammes of expired Rice that is unsuitable for human consumption at a Rice Mill in Kaduruwela,Polonnaruwa(North Central Province).

The stock of expired Rice that imported to Sri Lanka during 2014-2015 period were packed and prepared to be sold at the time of the raid it has been revealed.

Public Health Inspectors along with members of All Island Farmers Federation and United Rice Producers Union had carried out the raid.

Former President's Mother In Law Daisy Forest Has Been Released On Bail

Colombo Additional Magistrate has today(09) today ordered to release Daisy Forest the mother in law of former president Mahinda Rajapakshe and who was charged for allegedly purchasing a land in Rathmalana for Rs.36 million on bail .

The mother in law of former president Mahinda Rajapakshe had been released on two surety bails of Rs.1.5 million each and a cash bail of Rs.25,000.

Thirty Two Suspects Of Hambanthota Clash Have Been Further Remanded

Thirty Two suspects who were arrested and remanded over damaging properties and avoiding court order at Hambanthota last Saturday(07) have been further remanded until 16th of January by the Hambanthota Magistrate today(09).

The suspects including a Buddhist Monk have been ordered to remand further after being produced before the Hambanthota Magistrate Court .

Magistrate has ordered to sent an under aged boy who was among the suspects to Children's Home in Kithulampitiya,Galle(Southern Province) under probation.

HEALTH TIP

Coffee has a long history of being blamed for many ills — from stunting your growth to claims that it causes heart disease and cancer. But recent research indicates that coffee may not be so bad after all. So which is it — good or bad? The best answer may be that for most people the health benefits outweigh the risks.

Recent studies have generally found no connection between coffee and an increased risk of cancer or heart disease. In fact, most studies find an association between coffee consumption and decreased overall mortality and possibly cardiovascular mortality, although this may not be true in younger people who drink large amounts of coffee.

Why the apparent reversal in the thinking about coffee? Earlier studies didn't always take into account that known high-risk behaviors, such as smoking and physical inactivity, tended to be more common among heavy coffee drinkers at that time.

Studies have shown that coffee may have health benefits, including protecting against Parkinson's disease, type 2 diabetes and liver disease, including liver cancer. It also appears to improve cognitive function and decrease the risk of depression.

However, the research appears to bear out some risks. High consumption of unfiltered coffee (boiled or espresso) has been associated with mild elevations in cholesterol levels. And some studies found that two or more cups of coffee a day can increase the risk of heart disease in people with a specific — and fairly common — genetic mutation that slows the breakdown of caffeine in the body. So, how quickly you metabolize coffee may affect your health risk.
Although coffee may have fewer risks compared with benefits, keep in mind that other beverages, such as milk and some fruit juices, contain nutrients that coffee does not. Also, adding cream and sugar to your coffee adds more fat and calories. Some coffee drinks contain more than 500 calories.