Obituaries
Results reveal consuming insufficient amounts of vitamin K substantially increases the size of an individual's left ventricle. The left ventricle is the thickest of the four heart chambers and is responsible for pumping oxygenated blood around the body.
The more vitamin K a person has, the less likely they are to develop thick muscle in their left ventricle.
Previous research reveals enlarged hearts are less able to pump blood around the body, which can result in fatal heart attacks. Past studies also suggest vitamin K activates a substance, known as the matrix Gla protein, involved in maintaining heart size.
According to the current trial's researchers, their findings ' clarify the importance of [vitamin K] intake to cardiovascular development'. They add the results could 'lead to [vitamin K] interventions in childhood aimed to improve cardiovascular development and to reduce the subsequent risk of [cardiovascular disease].'(
MR. SARAVANAMUTHU PONNAMPALAM (Ponna), Born: 02 January 1940, Departed: 05 October 2017, Mr. Saravanamuthu Ponnampalam passed away on 5 October 2017 in Canberra Australia. He worked as Senior Engineer in the Department of Machinery and Equipment (DME) Sri Lanka, World Bank project in Nigeria and Patent Office ( IP Australia) in Canberra. He was born in Hatton Sri Lanka and was living in Canberra Australia from January 1994. He was the beloved son of the late Saravanamuthu & late Sellamma (Eluthumadduval), son-in-law of late Kanagasabai & late Sivapakiyam (Kadduvan), dearly beloved husband of Kanahambikai, loving father of Brindha, Nilanthi & Dhilanee, father- in- law of Krishnakumar, Satishkumar & Yogasundaram. Much loved grandfather of Sahana, Leela & Vasanth. Dearly loved brother of Thavamany Canagasabai, late Navamany Vallipuram & Manonmany Velauthapillai, brother- in- law of Ganeshamoorthy, Ganesharajah, Ganeshanantham, Ganeshanathan & Ganeshwaran. Last rites performed at his residence, 33, Neales Place, Kaleen ACT 2617 on Tuesday 10 October 2017 from 13.00 PM and thereafter cremation at 3.00 – 5.00 PM at Norwood Park Crematorium, 65, Sandford Street, Mitchell ACT 2911. Contact Email: brindha_k3@yahoo.com STM681001
INNA LILLAHI WA INNA ILAIHI RAJIOON. “To Allah we belong and to Him we return”. In everloving memory of MARHOOM AL HAJ HASSAN JIFFRY. Beloved husband of late Hajiani Mumtaz Jamala Jiffry. Son of late S.H.M. Nakeem and late Yoosuf Alim Noor Mahliya Son-in-law of late Al Haj A.H.M. Junaid and late Hajiani Noor Nazila Junaid everloving father of Hajiani Sehama, Sherooza, Sharmila, Shehara, Hajjiani Sabeera, Al Haj Sabry and Al Haj Hussain, Father-in-law of Al Haj Husnul, Sabry, Reza, Muinuddin, Al Haj Ifthikqar, Ziyani and Mumtaj, much loved grandfather of, Al Haj Isran, Hajiani Kameera, Sabeeh, Sajjed, Sader, Shazra, Shafraz, Ruzna, Haziq, Siddika, Yusra, Yusuf, Shakoora, Israa, Sakeenah, Hassan, late Zikra, Humairah, Haziqa, Hamiz and spouses of the married grandchildren Ifraz, Zainab, Rifadh, Arshad and Shahreen darling great grandfather of Qadira, Rashidah, Malik, Saeed, Zaeem, Raaed, Inaara and Shaheem. Brother of, Al Haj Abdul Mawahib, late Hajiani Safiya, late Ojeeda, Ismail, Samsudeen, and late Al Haj Mihlar brother-in-law of late Ayne, late Alhaj Mohideen, Hajiani Badurunissa ( Badry), late Hajiani Nazneen, Hajiani Nilufer, Hajiani Hareeza, late Salih, late Hameed, late Waf fa, late Idroos Anis late Mansoordeen, Macky, late Roozy, Zareena and Ruzeena. Left Darul Fana peacefully on 24th September 2017 (Hijri 1439 Muharram 3) Janaza took place at Dehiwela Muslim Burial Grounds from No. 31/1, Sagara Road, Bambalapitiya, Colombo 4. DMR679605