Guess what? He asked his doctor and doctor actually has a medicine for it! haha...
How come I did not know of this when I was studying last time? LOL...
(Maybe I did not need it. haha.. I think I did not bad for my graduate school. )
I wonder how many people take this in Singapore.
My mum used to cook pig's brain for her children. Chinese believe "yi xing bu xing". It means if you have heart problem, you eat pig's heart. If you have kidney problem, you eat pig's kidney. Pigs must be very clever animal (contrary to what we think they are stupid), or we would not be eating pig's brain during exam time!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know they have these kind of pills! If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have to down all those bowls of yucky pig's brain soup that mum insisted that I should drink! ;)
ReplyDeleteyan, alcy's
ReplyDeletehaha. i think i drank it too when i was young. LOL...
Yeah, exams need help! So, medicine that says it can boost performance is worth a try for many people.
ReplyDeleteMy mum did not cook pig's brain. It was the odd 'tau now' ( brain) concoction.
Hahaha, my late mom in law bought some flowers from the temple and told me to bath my kids during their primary school exams so they can pass their exam...lol
ReplyDeleteI did what she told me cause I dont want to upset her.
But my sons told me that if everyone bath with these flowers then we no need to study anymore...lol.
keats
ReplyDeletewhat kind of concoction is it? :-p
alicesg,
Haha.. Things mum will do, and things mum's do because the MIL says so.
So, I presumed they passed all their exams with flying colours?
I need some of these
ReplyDeleteI could have used those in Grad School.
ReplyDeletepeople,
ReplyDeletebefore you jump the gun, google & check out its ingredients - there's nothing in it that you can't find in a healthy nutritious home-cooked meal!
the doc is right.
ReplyDeletefriend who took that said, gave him a headache! maybe a nice soup's more comforting after all.