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更棒的是刷卡還可以累積點數或送刷卡金
算下來真的很划算
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食品詳述：
DHC啤酒酵母中含有優質蛋白(胺基酸)、膳食纖維、核酸(DNA、RNA)及多種維他命、礦物質等豐沛營養素，不僅營養價值高、熱量低，而且具有增強體力及維護消化道健康等功能，是守護全家人健康的最佳營養食品。釀造啤酒時，於發酵槽中添加純菌培養的啤酒酵母，經過一段時間發酵後，酵母菌就會大量繁殖並充分吸收麥汁裡的麥芽糖、胺基酸、礦物質等營養素，同時產生酒精和二氧化碳。其中，上層含有酒精的液體就是啤酒，而沉澱在發酵槽底部的物質就是啤酒酵母。根據研究顯示，啤酒酵母中含有獨特核酸(DNA、RNA)及豐富的維他命、礦物質等營養素，每日攝取可同時兼顧營養與體內環保，是最天然的保健食品。
建議量：
每日5粒，搭配開水分次食用
■注意事項：
※尿酸值偏高者，請避免食用。
※請依照每日建議量食用，多食無益。
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■保存方法：
※請於食用後立即關緊封口並儘速食用完畢。
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【DHC】啤酒酵母 x 3推薦便宜
單品規格:
(30日份/150粒)x3
保存天數:
36個月
產品說明:
內含獨特核酸(DNA、RNA)及多種維他命、礦物質等，可提供均衡完整的營養，是守護全家人健康的天然保健食品。
【DHC】啤酒酵母 x 3團購
MLB／黃載均很驚人 熱身賽已5轟 巨人隊韓籍球員黃載均今天對紅人隊熱身賽，敲2安包括1發2分彈，單場4打點，黃載均熱身賽已有5支全壘打，相當驚人，此戰最後巨人14比2大勝紅人。
商品訊息描述:
黃載均去年效力樂天巨人隊，轟出27支全壘打，今年初與巨人隊簽小聯盟合約，獲邀參加大聯盟春訓，沒想到他在熱身賽的打擊表現相當出色，目前打擊率3成49、5轟、15打點。
此戰黃載均除了在4局下轟2分彈，8局下也在滿壘狀態敲出安打，送回2分。
另外，巨人隊先發投手「瘋邦」Madison Bumgarner是此戰的先發投手，他投7局失2分，三振9次、沒保送，表現出色，此戰最後巨人14比2擊敗紅人，瘋邦為開幕戰備戰，他說我已經準備好了。
巨人隊台北時間3日凌晨4時對響尾蛇隊的開幕戰，已確定由瘋邦先發，今天是瘋邦熱身賽最後一次先發，此戰他直到5局上才被紅人隊攻得2分，包括Stuart Turner轟出的陽春彈。而失掉這2分，也中斷了瘋邦連續16局沒有責失的紀錄。瘋邦去年戰績15勝9敗、防禦率2.74，是巨人隊的主力先發投手。
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2017-03-2703:00
GOODBYE MR ’CHIPS’: Former secretary of finance John Tsang, who came second, was far more popular among ordinary people, in part for his deft use of social media
/ AP, HONG KONG
The candidate favored by Beijing’s Chinese Communist Party leaders was chosen as Hong Kong’s new leader yesterday, in the first such vote since huge pro-democracy protests erupted over the territory’s election system in 2014.
A committee dominated by pro-Beijing elites selected former Hong Kong chief secretary for administration Carrie Lam （林鄭月娥） as chief executive even though she was far less popular than her main rival. Lam received 67 percent of the votes cast by the 1,194-member Election Committee.
Her victory was hardly a surprise. China’s leaders had lobbied heavily behind the scenes for the 59-year-old Lam, who is to become Hong Kong’s first female leader and its fourth since British colonial control ended in 1997.
After the votes were counted, she bowed to the crowd and shook hands with the second-place finisher, former Hong Kong secretary of finance John Tsang （曾俊華）.
Some pro-democracy supporters in the official seating area yelled slogans and held up a yellow umbrella, the symbol of the 2014 protests, as the results were announced.
The elite Election Committee was at the root of the protests, with activists decrying the lack of a direct choice by Hong Kong’s 3.8 million registered voters.
Democracy supporters called yesterday’s vote a “fake election” and blasted Beijing for meddling in Hong Kong’s affairs.
Political party Demosisto, founded by the young pro-democracy protest leader Joshua Wong （黃之鋒）, said in a Facebook post that “this result is a nightmare to Hong Kongers.”
It said it would organize “a large civil disobedience protest” when Lam is sworn in on July 1.
Taipei yesterday congratulated Lam on her election and said it hoped for continued close cooperation with the territory.
“It is hoped that Taiwan and Hong Kong will maintain an outlook based on mutual benefits and improve their bilateral ties in a pragmatic way,” the Mainland Affairs Council said in a statement.
The New Power Party （NPP） issued a statement saying the Election Committee does not adequately represent the will of Hong Kongers.
Beijing’s actions show that the Umbrella movement’s demands for equitable representation and genuine elections demanded remain unheeded, the statement said.
However, such moves would not be able to suppress Hong Kongers’ will to democracy and self-determination, the NPP said, adding that Taiwanese stand alongside Hong Kongers in their struggle for freedom.
Lam, a lifelong civil servant, has a reputation as an efficient and pragmatic administrator, but is unpopular with Hong Kongers because she is seen as a proxy for Beijing and out of touch with ordinary people.
Tsang is highly popular because of his easygoing persona and deft use of social media. He was nicknamed “Pringles” or “Uncle Chips” in Cantonese for his signature mustache that drew comparisons to the snack food mascot.
Lam received 777 of the 1,163 validly cast votes. Tsang got 365 votes, or 31 percent, while the third candidate, retired judge Woo Kwok-hing （胡國興）, had 21 votes.
As the next leader, Lam will inherit a territory roiled by political divisions, including a burgeoning independence movement, and saddled with sluggish economic growth. Many fear that Beijing is tightening control and undermining the “one country, two systems” framework that guarantees Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy.
Lam’s ability to soothe tensions relies on how much public support she can gain. She lagged far behind Tsang in opinion polls.
“My priority will be to heal the divide and to ease the frustrations and to unite our society to move forward,” she said at a news conference after the results were announced.
Lam said she would not immediately revive attempts to revamp the electoral system, a potential political flashpoint that could rekindle protests by pro-democracy supporters.
She said she wanted to focus on other more pressing issues such as housing, education and healthcare.
“There is a serious divide in Hong Kong, so why don’t we start with the easier subjects and try to reach consensus” on how to tackle them, she said.
China’s Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office said in a statement that Lam met the standards to be the territory’s leader, including “being trusted by the central government,” a key factor that Tsang’s opponents repeatedly said he did not enjoy.
When reporters asked Tsang yesterday whether he thought Beijing had interfered in the selection process, he said he respected the decision of the Election Committee members.
“I mean, all they have is themselves and their conscience when they voted. So it’s their responsibility, nobody else’s,” Tsang said.
Members of the Election Committee include tycoons such as Li Ka-shing （李嘉誠）, Hong Kong’s richest person. They represent industry and trade groups such as finance, accounting, real estate and textiles.
The way the members are chosen also irks democracy advocates. Some are elected by peers, but others are uncontested, especially in sectors most supportive of Beijing.
Hong Kong lawmakers, local councilors and delegates to China’s National People’s Congress also have votes and 326 seats, mostly in the education, legal, health and social welfare sectors, are held by pro-democracy supporters.
Additional reporting by CNA and Yang Chun-hui
新聞來源：TAIPEI TIMES
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