- Mona.Vie: Product of a Lifetime - The modern human body has been evolving on this planet for a little over 1 million years and up until the last 100 years or so it had been brought up on a diet mainly consisting of fruit, berries, nuts, root vegetables and fish. Around the world the majority of these foods would have been eaten raw and as much as this may now seem unpalatable to most people, there is no other diet more perfectly suited for our bodies. Once mankind learned how to control fire it wasn't long before we began using fire in the preparation of our food - and why not. Cooking makes food taste better by bringing out and combining its flavors and it can also make some types of food easier to chew and digest by softening it. Perhaps more importantly cooking food destroys harmful micro-organisms that could otherwise make you ill. A god-send in times when food was scarce and you had to either stave or eat what was available - no matter how long it had been lying around. However there is a downside to heating food. Many of the complex and highly nutritious enzymes' and proteins found in fresh/raw fruits and are damaged through the heating process. In fact temperatures even as low as 40 degrees Celsius will cause the irrevocable break- down of many of these health promoting chemicals. It is also well- known that cooking will result in the loss of vitamins and minerals although some vitamins will be lost due to other factors such as exposure to air, light or water ... Video Rating: 0 / 5High blood pressure symptoms - What to Know About Hypertension.
The Killer part 4
Film: The Killer Directed by John Woo Hong Kong (1989) Action Thriller/Buddy Film 11 parts/110 mins In Cantonese with English subtitles (default) Please be sure to turn on the CC (closed captions) button to view subtitles Subtitles are translatable to any language and can be moved by clicking and dragging the subtitles. (WARNING: Film contains violence and adult language. Rated R by MPAA) Synopsis: During a restaurant shoot-out, hitman Jeff (Chow Yun-Fat) accidentally hurts the eyes of a singer (Sally Yeh). Later, he meets the girl and discovers that if she does not have a very expensive operation very soon, she will go blind. To get the money for the surgery, Jeff decides to perform one last hit. The cop (Danny Lee), who has been chasing Jeff for a long time, is determined to catch him this time. Review: One of the high points of 1980s Hong Kong action cinema, The Killer (1989) is considered one of John Woo's most spectacularly assured examinations of honor among violent men on opposite sides of the law. Woo and frequent star Chow Yun-Fat blend existential cool with the serious (and seriously violent) passion of Sam Peckinpah, Sergio Leone, and Martin Scorsese, in a story about a hit man's crisis of conscience that pits old-fashioned notions of goodness against modern law enforcement. The artfully choreographed bloodshed becomes a sacrament, as the endless hail of bullets and bodies, particularly in the climactic church shootout, melodramatically heightens the physical ... Video Rating: 5 / 5High blood pressure symptoms - What to Know About Hypertension.
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