you know what's going on, My beautiful people. It's your spirit life Coach Keene Ankara's And today's sound **** is What are your home plant remedies from your ancestors? Let me know.

So I'm from Appalachia, and so like for some reason we would blow smoke into an earache and then we would put chewing tobacco on a bee sting.

I don't know, no te de manzanita de onii de sana sana, colita de rana, something like that, I don't remember.

In Philippines we have this like believes in witchcraft so whenever we get sick or like we feel like someone is cursing us we have this thing called lana it's basically like oil like magic oil and apparently it like protects us but it kind of

I'm from Jamaica and apart from ginger to boil when you have a cold, pimento seed oil is really good for like your hair, skin, nails, boiling the leaves as well. So yeah.

So growing up as a kid I would eat all these tostilocos and being in a Mexican household one of our plant remedies for stomach aches was the de manzanita which translates to chamomile tea.