Don't throw your used cooking oil, now it may help you run your car.

Used cooking oil may now be turned into biofuel that can be blended with diesel, gasoline, and LPG. The inventor Emiliano F. Quitiol, a member of the Davao Inventors Association (DIA), Southeastern Mindanao Inventors Society (SMIS), Mindanao Inventors Federation, Inc., and the Filipino Inventors Society, made this biofuel available in Davao through the pilot production of his developed technology at the Davao City-based EFQ Biofuel plant.

To give a big difference through technology, Jacsons Enterprises presents Powder Coating that would give durabale effects for steel cabinets.

Engr. Francis Celis, owner of Jacsons Enterprises, said that powder coating is a method where in steel cabinets or vaults are finished with an electrostatic powder coating. This powder is applied to all sides including the bottom panel. Powder coating is proven to be more durable than enamel and it is scratch-resistant, providing a lifetime quality appearance through the years.

According to experts from Food and Nutrition Institute (FNRI) of the Department of Science and Technology (DoST), fruits are important part of your daily meals. It will help to detoxify your body. Toxins built up in your body will be washed away. Toxins came from eating unhealthy food which can lead to diseases like cancer, diabetes, and heart disease. One's consumption of acid-forming food causes cancer, heart diseases, diabetes and other lifestyle related diseases. We should learn to have a good diet and live in a clean environment. When we're exposed to harmful substances, there is a risk of acquiring diseases and absorbing harmful acids. Fruits contain antioxidants that help fight heart diseases and cancer. Orange, lemon, tomato, and pineapple promote detoxification of our body.

In the Philippines, malnourished people increased to 15.2 million in 2003. This is equivalent to 18% percent of the whole population. The production of Moringa oleifera, or "malunggay" fights poverty and malnutrition in the Philippines. The World Health Organization (WHO) promoted the benefits of the miracle vegetable. Malunggay is now known as a low-cost health enhancer in poor countries around the globe.The Florida-based Education Concerns for Hunger Organization described malunggay to be locally available. Malunggay became the solution to the malnutrition problem even during the administration of Ferdinand E. Marcos since he became a malunggay addict by consuming soup littered with green leaves in his meal. Did you know that Malunggay is  rich in nutrients and vitamins? That is why its leaves is used as the official logo of the Food and Nutrition Research Institute (FNRI) of the Department of Science and Technology. The Department of Agriculture (DA) promotes its massive cultivation in the country. According to Alicia Ilaga, director of DA's biotechnology program, Malunggay can save lives, increase incomes, generate millions of jobs, utilize vast tracts of idle agricultural lands, this made the Philippines globally competitive.