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On Sat, 15 Apr 2023 at 00:14, Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear folks > > We can always depend on the arch-hypocrite such as well-known maudyam > cha klaibhyam maa sma gamaha schwarz schmeitzig klein Krakenlate alias > KR IRS 15423 Cockroachmoorthy MD (mentally deficient) Doctor of > Depravity, to hold the mirror to himself and expound in public ten and > more examples of hypocrites and of hypocrisies. > > His entire life is a glaring catalogue of consistent acts of > hypocrisy, as evidenced beyond dispute, by every message he publishes > on the Internet. > > S Narayanaswamy Iyer > > On 4/15/23, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Sirs,Excellent additions. I am keeping this mail in archive > > On Saturday, 15 April, 2023 at 06:47:24 am IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy > > <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Mr Giri showed his analysis of India; but world over it does exist. The > > analysis shows as: A hypocrite is not simply one who says “Do as I say > > andnot as I do.” A hypocrite is someone who says, “It is fine for me to > do > > this,but it’s forbidden to you.” Hypocrites hold other people to a > > differentstandard than that to which they hold themselves. It is not a > > matter of fallingshort of your rule; it is a matter of having a different > > set of rules forothers than for yourself. 1 Forexample, you might be a > > hypocrite if you complain about bad drivers, thenforget to use your > > indicator at the next intersection. In this scenario, you’recomplaining > > about something you do yourself! > > 2 A person claims to be environmentally friendly butdrives an SUV. > > > > 3 A person talks bad about others behind theirback, but they would > never > > want others to talk bad about them. > > > > 4 A person saysthey’re “tolerant” but only tolerates people who agree > > with them. > > > > 5 A person talk > > > > s about how much they love animals but then orders a steakfor dinner. > > > > 6 A woman isalways talking about how men and women should be > treated as > > equals, but alwaysexpects men to pay for her meal on dates. > > > > 7 A personcalls someone else a “liar” but then tells their own > lies. > > > > 8 A persontells others to “be themselves” but then criticizes them > for > > being differentfrom the norm. > > > > 9 A politicianargues for “family values”, only to be caught having > an > > affair with his intern. > > > > 10 The book onTHE HYPOCRISY OF AMERICA AND THAT OF THE WORLD OVER > BY B > > J shows similar Indianhypo on this earth all over. > > > > On Fri, 14 Apr 2023 at 13:15, 'venkat giri' via iyer123 > > <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Q3 What is the irony of life?(contnd) ....Indian context > > Q3 > > Respected Sir/s, > > > > There are certainthings, issues, events, beliefs that happen in India and > > only in India and thenwe just say,“This is typical Indian mentality”. > India > > has become a land of contradictions and ironies as there are manythings > that > > have happenedand will continue to happen in India, which are in contrast > to > > what theyactually mean to be. > > > > India is aland of rich culture and heritage, in the midst of > which > > lies certain ironiesbased on the nation and the Indians who live here, > which > > are very difficult toignore. > > > > Below are some ironies of India whichhave been gathered from > various > > sources that makes an interesting read. > > > > · In all history books and social studies books, we describe India > > asa land of unity in diversity. But the irony is that there is only > > diversity and no unity. > > > > · Itwas 5,000 years back that India invented the system of the > world’s > > first flushtoilets as evident in the ancient studies of the Indus Valley > and > > the Harappancivilisations. Historians have revealed the remains of > efficient > > drains,bathrooms and many other sanitation devices in the Indus Valley > > civilisation. The Harappan civilisation revealed theinvention of flush > > toilets. But the irony isthat today, more than 53% ofthe population > > defecates in the open. > > > > · When a politician spends a huge amount of money for > buildingstatues, > > nobody complains.But, when the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) > > spends some amount ofmoney on its mission to Mars, everyone starts > talking > > aboutpoverty and wastage of money. > > > > · Weare angry when Maria Sharapova says that she does not know who > > Sachin Tendulkaris. But do we asIndians know Sita Sahu, India’s double > > specialOlympics medallist, who is selling > > > > PANI- now?Leave aside Sita Sahu, we don’t know the names of manysports > > personalities in other sports, leaving aside cricket. > > > > · Wemake fun of Chinese products, but the irony is that we are the > > ones who have made the biggest Chinese market inIndia. > > > > · You don’t stop when there is redlight but you stop immediately > when > > a blackcat crosses the road. > > > > · Corruption is bad and banned butthere is nothing wrong to give a > > bribe to someone to get the work done. > > > > · Whenyou use indecent English words you are cool and modern but > when > > you use certainTAMIL words you are uncouth. > > > > · Weworship the rivers, Ganga and Yamuna, as symbols of purity > yet we > > are the onesto pollute them. > > > > · People protect their smart phones using screen guards but they > > never bother to protect their heads by wearing a helmet whileriding their > > bikes. > > > > · In India, it is an irony that having contacts is more important > > fora good job than a good resume. > > > > · Itis irony that in India, it is easy for an illiterate to > become a > > politicalleader and earn loads of money while it becomes difficult for a > > professional or skilledperson to get a decent job. > > > > In the same manner, you need to passClass X to be a peon but > you > > do notneed any qualification to rule a State or the country. > > > > · Wedon’t bargain when we shop at the malls but we don’t hesitate > to > > bargain withthe poor rickshaw-puller or the vegetable vendor. > > > > Someironies related to only Indian women: > > > > · InIndia, girls are considered as Laxmi, while in the same India, > > girlsare also considered a burden. > > > > · Menwon’t mind bowing their heads before Goddess Laxmi or Durga > in > > the temples orat their shops or offices, but the same men would harass > women > > on the roads orwives at home. Isn’t this an irony? > > .We teach our daughters to dressproperly but we never teach our sons to > > behave properly. It is OK for boys togo out at night but it is > absolutely NO > > for girls to go out at night. The ironyis that we keep on emphasising > gender > > equality. > > > > > > > > > > > > RegardsV.SridharanTrichy > > > > > > > > > > On Friday, 14 April, 2023 at 02:56:43 am IST, venkat giri > > <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > RespectedSir/s, > > > > Q1: What is heat transfer oil? > > > > Heat Transfer Oil isa highly refined and stable paraffinic oil designed > to > > beused as a heat transfer medium and quenching oil. In many industrial > > applicationsheating is provided indirectly by circulating hot oil > through a > > heat exchanger,thus reducing hot spots and increasing the safety of the > > heating process. Mineral oil is used as a heattransfer medium for a > variety > > of applications. Compared to some of thesynthetic fluids available, it > > offers better thermal stability at high temperatures,easier maintenance > and > > disposal requirements, andsmaller environmental impact. > > > > Thermal oils and heat transferfluids are > often > > employed in chillers, coolers and circulating process heaters.Thermal > oils > > and heattransfer fluids are used in an extensive variety of industries > > andapplications. Some available options are employed in aerospace, > > marine,automotive and even military applications. However, others are > > utilised withprocessing equipment, combustion engines, compressors, gears > > and piston pumps,as well as final drives. > > > > Q2:What is heat transfer? > > > > Heat transfer, is considered as mechanisms, that conveysenergy and > entropy > > from one location to another. The specific mechanisms areusually > referred to > > as convection, thermal radiation, and conduction. > > > > 1.Conduction: When frying vegetables in a pan. Heat transfer takes place > > fromflame to the pan and then to the vegetables. > > > > Metals are highly conductive whereas gases are not. > > > > 2.Convection:- Convection is the movement of heat via currents as heated > > moleculesmove from hot places to cooler places. Liquid and gases are > heated > > by the process ofconvection. > > > > 3.Radiation:- Thermal radiation is emitted as a result of the random > > movements ofatoms and molecules in matter. Since these atoms and > molecules > > are composed ofcharged particles (protons and electrons) their movement > > causes the emission ofelectromagnetic radiation, which carries energy > away > > from the surface of thebody. > > > > Radiation is the transfer ofheat by electromagnetic waves. > > > > Q3:What is the irony of life? > > > > The irony of life is that most people spend all of their lifechasing > > things. > > > > But love and affection are theonly real things in life. > > > > · The only losing basketball coach in University of Kansas history > is > > James Naismith—the man who invented basketball in 1891. > > > > · Thesite where Julius Caesar was murdered in 44 BC is now a > no-kill > > animal shelterfor homeless cats. > > > > · AlexanderGraham Bell invented the TELEPHONE but refused to keep > > onein his study. He feared it would distract him from his work. > > > > · The first man tosurvive going over Niagara Falls ina barrel died > > after slipping on an orange peel. > > > > · BILL HILLMAN, a bullfighting enthusiast,wrote a book called How to > > Survive the Bulls ofPamplona, all about how to avoid being goredby bulls. > > Three weeks after the release ofthe book, he was gored by a bull. > > > > · In 2002, a tree was planted in apark in Los Angeles in memory of > > Beatles guitaristGeorge Harrison. The tree later died after being > infested > > by BEETLES(வண்டுகள்) > > > > · When crossword puzzlesdebuted in the early twentieth century, > the > > New York Times was very critical ofthem, calling them “a primitive sort > of > > mental exercise.” In 1942, the Timespublished its first crossword puzzle, > > and today, the New York Times crosswordis the most famous one in America > > > > Q6Why do people fear death when it is just like we were before we were > > born? > > > > DEATH is a naturalprocess. If life happens, then death is natural. Being > > afraid of somethingnatural is unnatural. The fear of death is simply > because > > we arenot in touch with reality. The fear of death has come to us > because we > > have gotten deeplyidentified with this body. Our identification with this > > body has becomeso strong because we have not explored other dimensions. > If > > we had exploredother dimensions of experience, if we had established > > ourselves in otherdimensions of experience, the body would not be such a > big > > issue. > > > > Many people — regardless of their religiouspersuasion or lack of > spiritual > > beliefs — fear that they will be punished forwhat they did, or did not > do, > > while here on earth. > > > > Many people fear thatwhen they meet death, they will experience > excruciating > > pain and suffering.This fear is common in many healthy people, as well > as in > > patients dying ofcancer or other terminal illnesses. > > > > Deathremains the ultimate unknown because no one in human history has > > survived it totell us what really happens after we take our last breath. > It > > is human natureto want to understand and make sense of the world around > us. > > The reality isthat death can never be fully understood by anyone who is > > living. > > > > Q7:Why are resistors connected in parallel in most circuits that use > them, > > eventhough it increases their overall resistance compared to if they were > > justplaced in series? > > > > When resistors areconnected in parallel, more current flows from > the > > source than would flow forany of them individually, so the total > resistance > > is lower. > > > > Advantagesof parallel combination over series combination are: > > > > (i)In parallel combination each appliance gets the full voltage. > > > > (ii)If one appliance is switched on, others are not affected. > > > > (iii)The parallel circuit divides the current through the appliances. > Each > > appliancegets proper current depending on its resistance. > > > > A resistor is a two-terminal passiveelectrical component that > acts > > as a circuit element by implementing electricalresistance. Within > circuits, > > resistors reduce current flow and lower voltagelevels. To limit the > passage > > of charges in a circuit, most circuits usemultiple resistors. The two > most > > basic resistor pairings are series andparallel. Conductors (wire), a > power > > source, a load, a resistor, and a switchmake up a circuit. > > > > ----- > > > > Regards > > > > V.SRIDHARAN > > > > Trichy > > > > > > On Thursday, 13 April, 2023 at 08:40:37 pm IST, ' > [email protected]' > > via Thatha_Patty <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > CULTURAL QA 04-2023-13 > > > > Q1 What is heat transfer oil? > > > > A1 Surbhi Mishra,9+ Years Experience as Teacher and SocialAnalyst > > 58m > > > > Heat transfer oil, also knownas thermal oil, is a type of fluid used to > > transfer heat energy from onelocation to another. It is asynthetic or > > mineral-based oil that is designed to maintain consistent heatingand > cooling > > temperatures in industrial processes and equipment. > > > > Heat transfer oil is often usedin a closed-loop system, where it is > heated > > in a heat exchanger and then circulatedthrough pipes or other equipment > to > > transfer heat to the desired location. > > > > It is typically used inapplications such as food processing, chemical > > processing, pharmaceuticalmanufacturing, and oil and gas production. > > > > One of the advantages of heat transfer oil is its ability to > > maintainconsistent temperatures, which helps to improve the efficiency > and > > reliabilityof industrial processes. Italso has a high boiling point and > low > > viscosity, which makes it ideal for usein high-temperature applications. > > > > However, it is important to handle heat transfer oil with care, as it > canbe > > flammable and pose a fire hazard if not properly managed. It is also > > important to monitor the condition ofthe oil and perform regular > maintenance > > to ensure it continues to functioneffectively. > > > > My note- The transformer oilis a heat transfer oil. > > > > Q2 What is heat transfer? > > > > A2 Shubham Punetha, B.Sc hons(physics) from Banaras > HinduUniversity > > (Graduated 2021)3y > > > > Heat transfer may be referred tothe transfer of thermal energy from a > region > > of higher temperature to that of alower one. > > > > It occurs in nature by three means: > > > > Conduction:- In this mode, heatgets transfer between two bodies thatare > in > > actual contact . > > > > You can understand it by a simple example :- > > > > Suppose you are in your class and the professor in the class have a > copyin > > his hand and he wanted to pass that copy to the student sitting at the > > lastso he decided to give the copy to the one sitting in the front and > then > > askedhim to pass the copy at the back and repeated the same until the > copy > > reachedto the last guy. This case is similar to the conduction here the > copy > > can beconsidered as heat and it is getting transferred with actual > contact > > asstudents are passing that to their back bench while touching to each > > other. > > > > 2. Convection:- In this mode,heat gets transfer between twobodies by > actual > > flow of matter between them or you can say by the movement ofheated atoms > > and molecules. > > > > Let me try to explain it with the same example as mentioned above > > > > Consider the same case when the professor at the front wanted to give > acopy > > to the last student and this time too he gave copy to the one who > issitting > > at the front bench but now instead of passing the copy to the back he > asked > > the first studentto give the copy to the last student by going to his > seat > > and providing himwith the copy then. > > > > In this case copy is again considered as heat but now rather than > passingthe > > heat through contact the heat is transferred by actual movement of > > theparticle as now the student himself went to the last seat and provided > > thecopy. > > > > 3. Radiation:- In this mode ,heat gets transfer in the form > > ofelectromagnetic waves from one body to another and this mode does not > > requireany intervening medium as it can pass through vacuum also. > Simplest > > example isthe sunlight we received. > > > > Let me again try to visualize you this thing with the same example > > > > Consider the same case where professor wanted to provide the copy to > > thestudent at the last but this time he picked up the copy and directly > > thrower the copy to him at the last.Here copy can be considered as a > form of > > heat and we can clearly understand nowthat the medium is unaffected and > the > > heat is directly transferred in the formof waves. > > > > My note- These mode of transferof heat occur in nature as well as in > > different applications. > > > > Q3 What is the irony of life? > > > > A3 Vijaya Lakshmi, Retired Finance manager at Coal IndiaLimited > (A > > Maharatna Company)5y > > > > Remember thethirsty crow story you heard in your childhood? > > > > OK if you don’t remember I will tell you again. > > > > One hot day, a thirsty crow flew all over the fields looking for > water.For a > > long time, he could not find any. He felt very weak, almost lost allhope. > > Suddenly, he saw a water jug below the tree. He flew straight down to > seeif > > there was any water inside. Yes, he could see some water inside the jug! > > > > The crow tried to push his headinto the jug. Sadly, he found that the > neck > > of the jug was too narrow. Then he tried to pushthe jug to tilt for the > > water to flow out, but the jug was too heavy. > > > > The crow thought hard for a while. Then, looking around it, he saw > > somepebbles. He suddenly had a good idea. He started picking up the > pebbles > > one byone, dropping each into the jug. As more and more pebbles filled > the > > jug, the water level kept rising.Soon it was high enough for the crow to > > drink. His plan had worked! > > > > Fast forward one thousandyears: > > > > The great…great…great………..grandson of our crow friend above, was flyingin > > the sky. > > > > He suddenly felt very thirsty. Just like his great great grandfather > hesaw a > > water jug below a tree. > > > > “Our forefather already gave the idea. Now I need not do all those > > stupidthings my ancestor did. I will straight away put pebbles in the > jug” > > hethought. > > > > He looked for pebbles around him. > > > > No pebbles were found. He flew here and there searching the pebbles. > Tohis > > dismay, he did not find any. > > > > He became tired of searching for pebbles. His thirst became more severe. > > > > “Now there is no other way than to pray God” he thought. He > startedpraying. > > At last God appeared before him. > > > > “Son, what do you want?’ Godasked. “Some pebbles” replied the crow. > > > > Soon there was a heap of pebbles. God disappeared. > > > > The crow started to put thepebbles in the jug. But because he was very > > thirsty and weak (for praying Godfor many days) he soon collapsed without > > being able to drink the water. > > > > I know what you are thinking right now. The crowshould have asked for > water > > instead of pebbles. Right? > > > > But we (including me) do the same foolish things inour lives. > > > > When opportunity comes forquenching our thirst for happiness, we, > instead of > > grabbing that opportunity,search for some other medium to buy that > > happiness. In that pursuit we lose our happiness. > > > > My note- I liked the simple andinteresting manner by which answer is > told- > > This type of presentation by persons is a Gift of God. Unfortunately > > somemembers in the group do not understand it and envy at such gifted > > persons. Without appreciatingsuch members, they try to pelt stones at > such > > members!!! > > > > Q4 What is your opinion on urinating inthe woods? Do you prefer > it > > to using public toilets? > > > > A4 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004at > > Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now > > > > There are Lakhs of people who cannot control urination when tempted. > With in > > seconds they have tourinate. Wonder is if it is while traveling in a > bus > > orauto they may be able to control still reaching the destination. > > > > This is the reason for providing toilets in petrol bunks, in ground > floorin > > lodgings and at convenient points along the roads. If nothing is > available > > theygo to an area, where people movement is less and somewhat shady’ > > > > I am diabetic and of the opinion that there is nothing wrong in > urinatingin > > woods. Most diabetics may not be able to controlurination. > > > > Q5 Which fruit is not good for the liver? > > > > A5 Health Director | Loving Father | Business Director Tue > > > > The liver is a vital organ thatplays a key role in processing nutrients > and > > removing toxins from the body. Certain foods, including some fruits, can > > have animpact on liver health. Here's a look at a fruit that may not be > > goodfor the liver: > > > > 1. Grapefruit: While grapefruit is a healthy fruit that is high in > vitamin C > > and fiber, it can be problematicfor people with liver disease. Grapefruit > > contains compounds calledfuranocoumarins, which can interfere with the > > liver's ability to metabolize certainmedications. This can lead to a > build > > up of medication in the body, which canbe toxic to the liver. > > > > If you have liver disease, it's important to talk to your doctor aboutany > > medications you are taking, and whether grapefruit or other foods should > > beavoided. > > > > It's worth noting that for most people, grapefruit is a healthy > > andnutritious fruit that can be part of a balanced diet. However, if you > > aretaking certain medications, it's important to check with your doctor > > beforeconsuming grapefruit or grapefruit juice. > > > > In general, a healthy diet that is rich in fruits and vegetables can > helpto > > support liver health. > > > > Some fruits that may be particularly beneficial forliver health include: > > > > 1. Berries: Berries are high in antioxidants, which can help to protect > the > > liver from damage caused byfree radicals. They are also low in sugar, > which > > can be beneficial for peoplewith liver disease. > > > > 2. Apples: Apples are high in fiber and contain compounds that can help > to > > reduce inflammation inthe liver. They are also low in calories and have a > > low glycemic index, whichmakes them a good choice for people with liver > > disease. > > > > 3. Citrus fruits: Citrus fruits such as oranges,lemons, and limes are > high > > in vitamin C, which is anantioxidant that can help to protect the liver > from > > damage. They are also lowin sugar and high in fiber, which can be > beneficial > > for people with liverdisease. > > > > 4. Grapes: Grapes are high in antioxidants and contain compounds that can > > help to reduceinflammation in the liver. They are also low in calories > and > > have a lowglycemic index, which makes them a good choice for people with > > liver disease. > > > > In conclusion, grapefruit is a fruit that may not be good for the > liverfor > > people with liver disease due to its impact on the metabolism of > > certainmedications. > > > > However, for most people, grapefruit is a healthy and nutritious > fruitthat > > can be part of a balanced diet. Other fruits, such as berries, > apples,citrus > > fruits, and grapes, may be particularly beneficial for liver health dueto > > their high antioxidant content and anti-inflammatory properties. > > > > Q6 Why do people fear death when it isjust like we were before we > > were born? > > > > A6 Tiny Nair, Cardiologist at PRS Hospital, Trivandrum 5y > > > > There are just 3 reasons as to why people don't want to die - call > itfear if > > you wish > > > > My dependants will be in trouble - They will miss me, feel sad. > > moreimportantly ***they will suffer from my absence(loss of income, loss > of > > support, care) > > > > The pain and suffering associated with death. We all wish a > painlessdeath. > > Advent of modern medical treatment have actually made itdifficult to die > > painlessly at home. > > > > ‘Life is sonice to live, some more days would have been good’. This > feeling > > comes to onlythose who are diagnosed to have bad disease (like end stage > > cancer) Mosthealthy people don't think this way. > > > > Before birth you didn't exist, there were no relations, but with > > everyprogressive day, you connected with people. It’s they who would miss > > you, atleast that’s what we all think. > > > > This is the precise reason why sages who live aloneup in the Himalayas > are > > not scared of death, because they have no bonding withothers. > > > > For the rest of us who enjoy ice-cream and pizzas with family and > > friends;death would always be fearful. > > > > My note- ***Beautiful narration of hard truth. > > > > Q7 Why are resistors connected in parallelin most circuits that > use > > them, even though it increases their overallresistance compared to if > they > > were just placed in series? > > > > A7 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager1996-2004 at > > Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now > > > > Good question. Resisters produce heat ( Formula V x I = W) > > > > When resistances are connected in parallel heat discharge is through > > allresistances . Not from a single resister. > > > > When resistances are connected in parallel, by overheating if at all one > > resistance has damaged,other resistances adjust the load current. > Equipment > > is not affected. > > > > I have retired from telecommunication department in India. It is common > in > > many circuitsresistances are connected in parallel in telecom circuits. > > > > Resistance in parallel DO NOT INCREASE OVERALL RESISTANCE. It reduce > > thetotal resistance. Yourstatement is WRONG > > > > Q8 How does an aircraft's fan blade differfrom that of an > automobile > > engine's? > > > > A8 Erika Fernandez, Car Lover Sat > > > > The fan blade of an aircraftengine differs from that of an automobile > engine > > in several ways. One of the main differences is the material usedto make > the > > fan blade. Aircraftengine fan blades are typically made of composite > > materials, such as carbonfiber and epoxy matrix, which are lightweight, > > strong, and resistant to impact,while automobile engine fan blades are > > typically made of metal, such asaluminum or steel, which are heavier and > > less flexible. > > > > Another difference is the design of the fan blade. Aircraft engine fan > > blades aredesigned to draw a massive amount of air into the engine > > whileoperating at a low noise level, and they are often curved and > twisted > > tooptimize their aerodynamic performance. The design of the fan blade is > > alsoinfluenced by the specific requirements of the engine, such as the > need > > to produce thrust orincrease pressure. > > > > My note- If any person go near the working engine, he will be pulled inby > > the sucking nature of the fan > > > > Q9 From an evolutionary standpoint, whywould it make sense to > have a > > crotch that causes so much pain when hit? > > > > A9 Alec Cawley,I read a lot on Evolution, but I am no > expert.Updated > > 4y > > > > Because evolution is a rotten designer. It moved thetesticles outside the > > body to keep sperm alive longer because it was cooler. Then it found that > > this makes the testicles proneto careless damage. Instead of the proper > fix > > - designing sperm that did notneed to dangle in the breeze - it just made > > them very sensitive so thatthe animal carrying them will try very hard > not > > to get them damaged. > > > > Yet another reason that ifthere were a Designer, he should be fired for > > incompetence. > > > > My note- On this account male cricketplayers wear special protection over > > sexual area and then undergarment there. > > > > Q10 Can you tell about the Miracle Vegetable: Drumstick? > > > > A10 Renu Chauhan, Mon > > > > This amazing vegetable, alsoknown as Moringa oleifera, is a powerhouse of > > health benefits that can have agreat impact on your overall health. From > > purifying your blood to boosting your immunity and aiding inweight loss, > > drumstick vegetable is a treasure trove of essential vitamins > > andantioxidants that your body needs. > > > > Packed with AntibioticProperties Drumstick pods are loadedwith strong > > antibiotic properties that help in purifying your blood. Byconsuming this > > vegetable regularly, you can bid farewell to variousblood-related > problems. > > > > Say Goodbye to Sore Throats andCoughs Are you struggling with a sore > throat, > > asthma, tuberculosis or a cough?Look no further! Drumstick vegetable > works > > wonders in removing toxins from yourbody and is highly effective in > treating > > throat problems. > > > > Protect Your Skin with Antioxidants Protect your skin from infectionswith > > drumstick pods! These pods are rich in antioxidants and Vitamin C, > whichnot > > only boosts your immunity but also helps in preventing skin infections. > > > > Relieve Headaches and ImproveEyesight Relieve yourheadaches and improve > your > > eyesight by regularly consuming drumstick pods inbalanced quantities. > With > > its riboflavin and Vitamin B content, this vegetableis highly beneficial > for > > improving your digestive system. > > > > Prevent Respiratory Allergies The anti-inflammatory properties found > > indrumstick vegetable make it highly effective in preventing > > respiratoryallergies and infections. Regular consumption of this miracle > > vegetable canwork wonders in strengthening your immunity. > > > > Lose Weight the Healthy Way Areyou looking for an effectiveway to lose > > weight? Drumstick vegetable can help! Its diuretic andanti-inflammatory > > properties help in reducing swelling in your body, aiding inweight loss. > > > > Fight Cancer NaturallyDrumstick vegetable is a naturalcancer-resistant > > vegetable, loaded with anti-cancer and antioxidant elementsthat protect > your > > body from liver, lung, skin, and uterine cancers. While itcan't cure > cancer > > on its own, regular consumption can help in preventing thedisease. > > > > Drumstick vegetable is amust-try for everyone looking toboost their > overall > > health. Its various benefits make it a true"miracle" vegetable. So, the > next > > time you see this vegetable in themarket, don't hesitate to bring it home > > and add it to your daily diet! > > > > My note- Nostalgic memories ofmy High school headmaster comes to me.He > was > > fond of drum stick. So most days he had drum stick > sambar/Mezhukkupuratti.So > > we students gave him a nickname Muringaikka, seeing the heap of drum > stick > > chewed and left, seeingin the tiffin carrier cleaned area in a corner of > the > > school compound. > > > > All the above QA are from Quora website on 13-04-2023 > > > > Quoraanswers need not be 100% correct answers . > > > > Compiledand posted by R. 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