Traditional/folk/natural medicine

**falken** · September 4th, 2017 10:38 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

so, aside from coming in twos, what else are pears also good for...?
heh heh.

Eating.

I remember the old folks steaming pears with some other stuff when somebody's cough doesn't go away.

**_Cathy_** · September 5th, 2017 07:20 AM

Originally Posted by Walter

Careful with overdosing with vitamins ...

Thanks. This vitamin that Kuya makes me take gives me palpitations. I hope it's just my body adjusting

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**falken** · September 5th, 2017 11:27 AM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

Thanks. This vitamin that Kuya makes me take gives me palpitations. I hope it's just my body adjusting

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Could be the dosage was too strong.

**lowslowbenz** · September 6th, 2017 02:16 PM

I have this mang-hihilot in Sta. Ana in Manila that does a wonderful job in taking the stress out of sore joints, and all that "lamig" sa katawan.

**H1Tman** · September 6th, 2017 02:20 PM

Originally Posted by lowslowbenz

I have this mang-hihilot in Sta. Ana in Manila that does a wonderful job in taking the stress out of sore joints, and all that "lamig" sa katawan.

Can you recommend for my back pain and shoulder joint probs?

**lowslowbenz** · September 6th, 2017 03:37 PM

^

Mang Domeng Hilot
2194 A. Mendoza Street. Makati

You can google the above, and it will give you directions.

Or try searching for Cagayan street (Sta. Ana, Manila) in Waze.

I would suggest you take the JP Rizal-Delpan-Cagayan route. Much easier.

Hanggang 8PM sila open.

**ArchiDeos** · September 13th, 2017 06:19 PM

Paragis herbal medicine.. Maganda daw to.. Feature nila sa GMA7 by JS.. Sino na nakapagtry dito..

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**makinao** · September 15th, 2017 03:25 PM

You could try acupuncture. Just make sure the acupuncturist is an M.D.

**kagalingan** · June 4th, 2019 11:34 AM

Luhpet nito ah. Matanda na wala pa rin uban. Tapos ang gaganda ng buhok. So maganda pala yung tubig na pinagbanlawan ng bigas na finerment.

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Published on May 16, 2010
Let me introduce a special branch of Yao people in Longsheng China to you this time. Red Yao girls are famous for their long hair. This video depicts the secret, mystery and meaning behind their black and long hair. The long haired Red Yao women hold the record for the world's longest hair (According to the Guinness World Records).

"The Yao minority ethnic women from Huangluo Village, in Guangxi Province, in southern China, have one striking feature in common—their extraordinarily long hair that stays black until they are around 80 years old."

"What’s their secret?

For one thing, they use rice water – the water after rinsing rice – together with natural ingredients such as tea seeds and ginger. The fermented solution is the Yao women’s shampoo."

About their diet:
"The staples of their diet are rice, corn, sweet potatoes, radishes, bamboo shoots, and their beloved mushrooms, especially wood ear and cloud ear types. They also like to eat all manner of fowl salting their birds or pickling them six months or more before or after cooking them. They like ducks wine-fed before slaughter and stewed with ginger, garlic, sweet, and particularly with hot peppers."

**kagalingan** · January 23rd, 2020 03:53 AM

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