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The Department of Community and Cultural Affairs recently held a book launch and reception for Bermudian Folk Remedies-Using Medical Botanicals for Common Ailments by newly published author Dr. Kuni Frith-Black. folk medicine books exist in most other Using folk remedies to treat common childhood illnesses may be a cultural phenomenon rather than a result of lack of access to medical care, a new study suggests. Researchers found folk remedies like cool baths and isopropyl alcohol to treat children’s The Amish are famed for their traditionalist lifestyle choices. Photo Credit amish travel image by Pix by Marti from Fotolia.com Contrary to popular misconceptions, the Amish do not eschew the use of conventional medical care. In the event of a serious Imagine living twenty or thirty miles or more from the nearest doctor and you only means of transportation was a horse and wagon. This was the dilemma faced by many of the early settlers of Eddy County. Many times the doctor was away tending to people in It has only been two month since the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs published Bermudian Folk Remedies: Using Medicinal Botanicals for Common Ailments by Dr Kuni Frith-Black to highlight and preserve an important and fascinating aspect of our The following is a family story from my wife’s friend, Janice, whose father lived in Ojai during the 1918 flu pandemic. The 1918 Spanish flu/swine flu was by far the most deadly disease in history, surpassing even the infamous Black Death of 1347-51. .

Assigning itself a Herculean task, the World Health Organization took the first step today toward becoming the global watchdog over unconventional medicine. The organization, a branch of the United Nations, has long focused on Western medicine, but it is The implementation of the Affordable Care Act’s health insurance marketplaces has been fraught with difficulties, not only by way of website technical glitches but also due to the lackluster number of individuals who have shown interest in the ACA Certain remedies have been passed down from generation-to-generation. That’s because they really work. Everyone knows common folk remedies like eating prunes for constipation or drinking cranberry juice for urinary-tract infections. Here are a few home .

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