The hottest Traditional Medicine Substack posts right now

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Harnessing the Power of Nutrients 419 implied HN points 12 Dec 22
  1. Consider balancing vitamin D, vitamin K2, and calcium with vitamin A and phosphorus to prevent brain fog.
  2. On a vegan keto diet, if experiencing low blood sugar, try increasing protein intake and consider B vitamins, iron, copper, sulfur, magnesium, potassium, biotin, and B6.
  3. If copper doesn't raise ceruloplasmin, focus on vitamin A and thyroid hormone levels, and consider antioxidant intake to regulate transferrin saturation.
Tripsitter 99 implied HN points 11 Aug 23
  1. Tobacco has a complex history, being used in various cultures as a sacred tool for physical and spiritual healing, but its modern overuse and commercialization pose threats to well-being.
  2. Traditional use of tobacco involved intentional and respectful consumption, incorporating it in ceremonies and rituals as a medicinal plant with psychoactive effects.
  3. Nicotine, the primary compound in tobacco, has medicinal benefits when used mindfully and in moderation, interacting with various systems in the body to offer effects like stimulation, pain relief, and altered states of consciousness.
Tripsitter 79 implied HN points 18 Sep 23
  1. Mambe and Ambil are sacred medicines derived from coca leaf and tobacco, used for spiritual connection and communication in Amazonian communities.
  2. The combination of Mambe and Ambil facilitates clear communication, concentration, and spiritual connections, traditionally used in gathering settings among indigenous tribes.
  3. Responsible use of Mambe and Ambil involves respect, intention, and appropriate settings to honor the sacredness and traditional significance of these medicines.
Outspoken with Dr Naomi Wolf 2 implied HN points 23 Jan 26
  1. Certain traditional remedies—like hibiscus, pomegranate, black currant, mauby, vitamin C, nasal rinses, garlic, ginger, and chicken soup—are presented as having antiviral, anti-inflammatory, and immune-supporting effects. Using these remedies early is described as helping to shorten and relieve severe cold and flu symptoms.
  2. Mainstream medicine and large pharmaceutical companies are criticized for prioritizing vaccines and commercial drugs while underpublicizing or sidelining research on cheap, traditional treatments. This dynamic is said to create an information gap that keeps people from learning about home-based options.
  3. Individuals are urged to learn and use early self-care measures and traditional treatments to prevent colds and flus from worsening and to reduce reliance on hospitals and pharmaceutical interventions. Prompt, informed action at home is framed as a way to limit complications like bronchitis or pneumonia.
Outspoken with Dr Naomi Wolf 8 implied HN points 05 Mar 24
  1. Historically, natural and traditional healing methods were widespread and common before modern medicine took over.
  2. John D Rockefeller played a significant role in reshaping the medical world by funding the Flexner Report in 1910.
  3. Herbal remedies and natural treatments show documented effectiveness and minimal side effects compared to pharmaceuticals.
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Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 0 implied HN points 29 Mar 20
  1. The origin of the coronavirus is believed to be linked to bats, which raises concerns about potential infections and superhero-like transformations.
  2. Watching movies with low ratings can still be a disappointing experience, like the film Contagion, illustrating the importance of quality selection.
  3. Amidst crisis, the urgency for quick action and decisiveness is highlighted, contrasting the slow pace of scientific developments and the need for expedited solutions.