It’s the 21st century – why do some people still believe in folk remedies? What are folk remedies? More effective than positive?
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It’s the 21st century – why do some people still believe in folk remedies? What are folk remedies? More effective than positive?
Since it’s called a formula, it must be a formulated prescription. Since the normal methods don’t work, people turn to alternative remedies.
Hehe, believing in folk remedies. The key is that most users adopt it out of necessity. Some are related to economic issues, while others are incurable,,, A folk remedy is probably a recipe that hasn’t been explained, right??? For example, “artemisinin”.
It is called a formula because it is effective; it is referred to as an alternative remedy because regular doctors are unaware of it. This is for the same reason that traditional Chinese medicine has not been recognized in the West.
This post was last edited by Yang Qing on 2021-6-1 09:20. As the saying goes, home remedies can treat serious illnesses, and many rural remedies are indeed effective. But when you really have a serious illness, it’s better to go to the hospital. I remember when I was a child, if a friend ate too much and became stuffed, the elders would use chicken gizzard membrane, burn it on tiles until it turned black, then grind it into powder for consumption – and it was quite effective. Additionally, for boils or furuncles, experienced people would collect herbs to apply as a remedy, which could also be considered an alternative treatment.
This cannot be denied; some of them are indeed useful
It can’t be generalized; some folk remedies have also withstood the test of time； It are the folk remedies with superstitious and feudal elements that need to be resisted