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What is SARS? |
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Chinese believe in the natural balance of the five elements (metal, wood, water, fire and earth) in our body, any imbalance will cause sickness. |
"kam-woh-cha" (see B) | or | |||
"yah-say-may" | or | |||
"wong-lo-cut" | ||||
everyday until full recovery. |
(A) Herbal Remedy |
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(1) Cooking method |
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Put 2 litres (8 rice bowls) of water and herbs in a saucepan, boil for one & half hour on medium heat, drink within a day. |
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(2) Frequency |
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Once every two days for eight days. |
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NOTE: Precaution |
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(1) This herbs can be taken regularly in order to increase our body's immune system, one dose is sufficient for three people. |
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(B) "kam-woh-cha" |
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Cooking method |
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Rubbing Eggs |
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Use |
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3 eggs, salt, 3 handkerchiefs (man size), old silver coin (best to use silver coins - British pre-1910, since they contain some nickel which is in the right proportion to eliminate the excess elements in the body.) |
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Method |
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Boil 3 fresh eggs (which have not been stored in the fridge) with two teaspoons of salt for fifteen minutes then reduce heat. (maintain heat to keep eggs warm) |
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Remove eggshell (hot egg is required, do not remove shell under running water), insert the coin into the egg, wrap the egg in the handkerchief. |
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(3) | Use the first egg to rub firmly on the chest until it is cold. |
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(4) | On completion, check the coin for discoloration. |
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Reddish | means fire | |||||
Brownish | means moisture | |||||
Bluish | means wind | |||||
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Clean the coin with scouring cream or sliver polish back to silver color, rinse in water then reuse. |
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Repeat step 2 and rub second egg on the back and the third egg on the limbs. (you can use more eggs if required) |
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NOTE: |
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Number of eggs used in each session are up to individual's discretion. |
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The coin will not change color when the body's elements are well balanced. |
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(c) | Throw the eggs away after use. |
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(d) | Drink plenty of plain boiled water. |
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