Kudzu (or Kuzu) is a leguminous plant that grows wild in the mountains and fields of Japan. A very strong plant, it has vines that wrap around trees and eventually pull the trees down. A snow-white starch is made from the kudzu root and has been used as a food and a medicine by the Japanese since ancient times. Kudzu is effective in treating colds and cures many ailments, such as high blood pressure, stiff muscles,neuralgia, and rheumatism.
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they usually use them to make traditional medicines and they often eat the whales blubber
Anillia medicine
antibiotics make these medicines less effective?
The Ancient Egyptians used crushed and mixed herbs as medicine.
The food they had in daily lives might've been healing them a little. They had lots of medicines in Ancient Egypt. They had basic contraceptives, basic painkillers, and basic fertility medicines ,to name a few.
Pepto-bismuth and Ibprophen
The ancient Japanese are responsible for inventing pottery more info can be found at the link below
Magnesium is used for fireworks and medicines
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