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Hasrul A., Mumong: "If you travel through Indonesia, you will notice the widespread occurrence of borderline dementia in children, and of emotional disorders in adults. This is mostly related to the fact that fish is a staple diet. Indonesian fish is so heavily polluted with organic mercury that it is unsafe for human consumption. But not only fish is unsafe but also chicken, as fish meal is a common constituent of chicken feeds."
Ha utazásunk során Indonézia, észre fogod elterjedt határ demencia elofordulása a gyermekek és az érzelmi zavarok felnotteknél. Ez többnyire összefügg azzal, hogy a halak egy étrendjének. Indonéz hal annyira erosen szennyezett szerves higanyt, hogy nem biztonságos az emberi fogyasztásra. De nem csak a halak nem biztonságos, hanem csirkét, mint a halliszt gyakori alkotóeleme a csirke eszik.
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Brunei
Kuala Belait (Malay: Kuala Belait, Jawi: ????? ????? )is a town located in Brunei. It is the second largest city in the country, after Bandar Seri Begawan, the capital of Brunei and functions as the administrative city for the Belait District.
"Kuala Belait" literally means "the mouth of the Belait River". Its name comes from "Kuala" meaning either confluence of two rivers or the mouth of a river, and Belait, the name of the river and district. It is also known locally as "Belait". When needed to distinguish it from the district of the same name, it is known as "Belait town" in English or "Pekan Belait" in Malay.
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Open only
on Sunday mornings between 6.30am and 11.00am, this market place
is a lively gathering of locals bargaining and hunting for produce.
Fresh items such as fish, deer meat and wild vegetables come from
the remote jungles of Labi. It is crowded in the early morning
when produce is at its freshest.
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General beauty no longer can give a man a sexual kick when he has been with a woman for a number of years.
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