Dispensary Corner 07 Jun 10
June 7, 2010
AUTHORITIES in North Korea
have taken a short break from
threatening nuclear war against
their aggressors, by touting the
benefits of an “extraordinary
super drink”.
The special anti-oxidation drink
made by the Moranbong
Carbonated Fruit Juice Joint
Venture is said to contain 60
‘micro-elements’ extracted from
over 30 species of plants.
The official KCNA state news
agency said the liquid “helps
improve mental and retentive
facilities by multiplying brain cells.
“It also protects skin from
wrinkles and black spots and
prevents such geriatric diseases as
cerebral hemorrhage,
myocardium and brain infarction
by removing acid effete matters in
time,” the official report added.
As well as having no side
effects, the super tonic was said
to be “particularly efficacious” for
workers at smelters, power
stations and at medical
institutions - and to cap it all off is
also claimed to lighten the skin.
THE life of a two-year-old boy in
the UK has been saved after his
grandmother spotted a tumour in
his right eye when she looked at
some holiday snaps.
Beverly Warner noticed a
discrepancy between the boy’s
pupils (below) in a photo taken on
vacation on the Isle of Wight.
She told his parents about her
concerns and despite the child
having no symptoms they had
him checked out, with doctors
diagnosing a retinoblastoma.
Doctors were forced to remove
the boy’s eye but the speedy
diagnosis meant the cancer had
not spread to other parts of his
body, and he has since made a
full recovery.
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