SCOUT· 40%28m·2026-09-29·Self Development#78 - The Chinese Remedies I Actually Swear By
Sara Jane shares the traditional Chinese remedies she actually swears by, from her go-to medicines for coughs, colds and cuts to healing foods like Asian pear soup and mung bean soup. She also explains why you should never leave your hair wet, what TCM believes about eczema, and why accepting someone’s belongings in…
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“15:20 I’m french and I don’t agree that we are more into « natural » stuff. After all, we have hudge pharmaceutical companies like Sanofi and we are the country of Pasteur. Yet, any country is less prone to overmedication than the US, that…”
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“How can I use the Yunan white powder for nose bleed? Can I just sprinkle directly into my nostril?”
“My mother never let me sleep or go out with wet hair. However I always struggled with frizzness as a kid. As an adult I realized it because my hair is very naturaly curly. I've tried diffusers but my hair still turns out the best when I let…”
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