Our body cells are made up of trillion viruses older and stronger than the CoVid19 virus

90% of our Body cells are made up of viruses, bacteria and other microorganisms

Afraid of CoVid19 virus? We should not. Some of our body cells are made up of trillion viruses and they are older and stronger than the CoVid19 virus. This CoVid19 virus ay nabuhay lamang last year.

Sa panahon na tayo ay Fetus palang sa loob ng bahay-bata ng ating mga nanay - kasama natin nabuhay ang mga viruses at bacteria sa mundong yun.

Did you know that 90% of our body cells are made up of viruses, bacteria and other microorganisms. Only 10% of our body cells are human out of 100 trillion cells.

Silang 90% of viruses, bacteria and other microorganisms with the 10% human body cells ay kumokumpone na our body doctor - na lalaban sa anumang karamdaman na papasok sa ating katawan.

Since we grew up with those viruses and bacteria, plus ang turo ng mga eksperto pagdating sa pag-alaga ng ating katawan at kalusugan - we can help our body doctors to kick them off out from our body system, tulad Ng:

• (1) gumamit ng Face mask at Gloves
• (2) palagiang maghugas ng kamay
• (3) umiwas muna sa mga mataong lugar
• (4) uminum ng vitamin C o kumain ng prutas na taglay ay Vitamin C o mga pagkaing masustansha na itinuro sa atin ng mag-asawang Dr. Ong na tumutulong palakasin ang ating body doctor
• (5) gumamit ng alcohol na pang dis-infectant sa kamay (Hindi yung iniinum na alcohol na nakakalasing sa emperador, sa Gin o sa pundador)
• (6) magpatingin sa Doktor kung may lagnat, ubo at sipon
• (7) sundin ang payo ng taga-DOH
• (8) wag agad maniwala sa mga tsismis (tulad nitong sinulat ko - bagkus mag research ka) for more ideas at katotohanan
• (9) makipag ugnayan ka sa health workers ng inyong barangay - they are trained and part of DOH
• (10) sa panahon ngayon iwas muna sa kiss trip, beso-beso trip o yakap trip either sa tao o sa alaga mong hayop.
• (11) stand up, the viruses in your body are stronger than the CoVid19 virus (CoVid19 is too young compared sa viruses na nabubuhay sa body mo)
• (12) wag mag panic lalo ka lamang matatakot yan. Kalma at maging aware sa paligid mo.
• (13) higit sa lahat wag kalimutan ang magdasal, magpasalamat sa Maylalang

Sources of idea and other info:

• What are humans made up? by Max Wilbert
• Top 20 healthy foods by Doc Willie Ong

Two Practical Ways to Tell a Story

There are only two practical ways to tell a story - third-person narration and first-person singular narration. In the first method, the writer keeps himself out of the picture and tells the reader impersonally about what happens to his characters. In the second method, the writer assumes the personality of one character and tells the story as if it were his own personal experience.

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Of course there are other methods to use to tell a story - for example, one person can write a story in the form of a letter or a series of letters; or as a series of extracts from a diary. But these are cumbersome methods that present special difficulties and are not appreciated or favored by modern editors on print media and on digital media.

If a story, when written, is a good story, any way of telling it is good. The important point is that the two methods first mentioned are much easier than the others; they can be successfully applied to any type of story and they are always effective. The third-person form is usually the easiest to use and is certainly the most flexible. The first-person singular form is more difficult, although it is very effective when well handled.