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Jullie Kaurer: I think most people underestimate the danger we all face from Western medicine which is focused on surgery. As I have been told by a surgeon, it happens regularly that patients are only given enough muscle relaxants so they cannot move. But they are not given enough drugs that make them unconscious. So they fully experience all the pain during operations. Chinese medicine instead uses herbs.

Jullie Kaurer: Yr wyf yn meddwl y rhan fwyaf o bobl yn amcangyfrif rhy isel y perygl ydym oll yn eu hwynebu o feddyginiaeth Western sy'n canolbwyntio ar y llawdriniaeth. Fel yr wyf wedi cael gwybod gan lawfeddyg, mae'n digwydd yn rheolaidd bod cleifion yn cael eu rhoi yn unig y cyhyrau relaxants ddigon fel nad ydynt yn gallu symud. Ond nid ydynt yn rhoi digon o gyffuriau sy'n eu gwneud yn anymwybodol. Felly, maent yn llawn profiad yr holl boen yn ystod gweithrediadau. Tseiniaidd meddygaeth lle defnyddio perlysiau.

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Selangor / Attractions / Klang

Photo: The Istana Alam Shah

Though overshadow by Shah Alam and Petaling Jaya, the royal town of Klang can nevertheless bask in the glory of its past, when it played as significant role in the history of Selangor's development. It was the former capital of Selangor, and from its strategic position overlooking the Klang river, it guarded at the entrance of the Klang Valley.

Form Port Klang, you can take a ferry to Pulau Lumut and Pulau Ketam (Crab Island). These islands have interesting water villages built on stilts into the sea. You can have a fishing experience on a kelong, a fish hut located 2 to 3 kilometres offshore.

Among the other distinguished royal landmarks in Klang is the Kota Raja Mahdi, the fort which was built in 1886 by Raja Mahdi, the ruler of Selangor during the civil war. Another prominent landmark is the pride of Klang, the jewel in the crown, the resplendent Istana Alam Shah Palace which has witnessed many official royal ceremonies even up till today.

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