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By: Paula Watkins
Published: 10/10/2007
In the world of everyday healthcare, the question "What constitutes healthy living?" is often followed by another question, "What cures can make me healthy again?" We know, for example, that people died younger in the days before antibiotics; that's a given. But remember how our mothers and grandmothers healed their ailing family members, especially us kids, back when you didn't show up at the doctor's for every little complaint, back when there weren't sunny pharmaceutical commercials on TV? Recently I asked around.
Thinking back on these sorts of remedies, it's a wonder we lived so long. It's a wonder they lived so long. Somehow Grandma and Mom knew best, and we all managed to grow up pretty close to normal. I guess we occasionally inflicted "a case of nerves" on our elders, but the remedy for that was close at hand. I seem to remember it had something to do with our backsides.
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