Doctor trades stethoscope for spade in healing effort


Waste not: Dr Ng showing the food waste which is turned into compost at their farm in Ban Foo in Ulu Tiram.

JOHOR BARU: He traded his stethoscope for a spade and encourages his “patients” to visit a vegetable farm.

Dr Lemuel Ng believes that besides medication, there should be holistic healing that includes healthy food and environment.

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