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Get 1/2 kilo leaves of the plant and have it pounded fine. Apply the juice to the first or second degree burns.
2. Tanlad
Boil 1/4 kilo of tanlad roots. Drink 3 times a day. This is good for high blood pressure. Makes the blood normal.
3. Bawang
Skin 2 cloves of bawang. Put these in the mouth like candies. Eat it little by little. It is good for the heart. It makes a breathing normal.
4. Alagaw
Boil the leaves of alagaw. Drink it 3 times a day. This is good for Hika or Asthma.
5. Pepino
Eating pepino is good for diabetes. It helps the digestive system, too.
6. Carrot
Eat carrot to make your eyes.clearer.
7. Labanos
This is good for high blood pressure.
8. Malunggay
This is good for ulcers.
9. Roots of Malunggay
Boil the roots. Drink it. It is good for woman's menstruation.
10. Singkamas
The flowers of singkamas are good for vitamin C. It is a cure for manas.
11. Kamote leaves
Boil kamote leaves. Drink it regularly. It is good for diabetes.
12. Banana Juice
This is good for TB disease. Collect banana juice from the banana plant (tree) in the morning during 4 days and drink it like tea, 3 times a day.
There are many other medicinal plants in popular use as home cures. Researchers and doctors usually simulate the practices of traditional healers, the herbolarios' and pilots, as far as they are able to in order to establish the proper use of these plants. Once established, formulations are prepared and the drugs are manufactured either in table suspension or ointment formula.
Why is it Important to Breasted the Baby?
Breast milk is always:
ready the right temperature - clean
Breast milk:
Is better nutrition for the baby than any other fresh, canned or powdered milk.
Has antibodies 'which protect the baby against some early sickness such as measles and polio.
Does not take money which the family needs for other things.
breast fed babies are less likely to get diarrhea or chest infections.
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