Salman concentrate on Being Human now

Salman is baffled with the way some people seem to be taking potshots at "Bodyguard". "I've been hearing that people have said they don't like it, it's not that good a film. But it's doing well and that's what counts. I can't understand who these people are.

 

The critics seem interested in wishing a film bad luck. I just wish everyone's film did well because the lives of so many people depend on each film. People keep asking me about Shah Rukh and all I can say is that I pray that Ra.One is an even bigger hit than my film."Says Salman Khan.

Interestingly, Shah Rukh Khan who had a fallout with Salman in 2008, in a recent interview seemed to return the Bodyguard actor's sentiments. SRK wished Salman speedy recovery and also said that he along with the entire industry will take care of Bodyguard and Salman need not worry about the same.

Probably it is age or his health, but Salman sounded philosophical while talking about his future plans. "I want to concentrate on Being Human now. On December 27, my birthday, we are launching the brand internationally.

The collections can mend lives of many underprivileged kids. That is the kind of work I want to do now. I want to heal people," said the actor. They made it sound like I was never going to return. Main vapas aaonga

Source: http://mumbaimirror.com/article/30/2011090520110905031353733f7222d4/I-will-be-back-in-January.html

An egg a day keeps our heart fit

Eggs may be even better for us than previously thought - with twice as many antioxidantproperties as an apple, a new research has found.

While eggs are well known to be an excellent source of proteins, lipids, vitamins and minerals, researchers at the University of Alberta recently discovered they also contain antioxidant properties, which helps in the prevention of cardiovascular disease and cancer.

Jianping Wu, Andreas Schieber and graduate students Chamila Nimalaratne and Daise Lopes-Lutz of the U of A Department of Agricultural Food and Nutritional Science examined egg yolks produced by hens fed typical diets of either primarily wheat or corn.

They found the yolks contained two amino acids, tryptophan and tyrosine, which have high antioxidant properties.

After analyzing the properties, the researchers determined that two egg yolks in their raw state have almost twice as many antioxidant properties as an apple and about the same as half a serving (25 grams) of cranberries.

However, when the eggs were fried or boiled, antioxidant properties were reduced by about half, and a little more than half if the eggs were cooked in a microwave.

Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/health-fitness/diet/An-egg-a-day-keeps-our-heart-fit/articleshow/9135876.cms

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