Itchy, but not painful!

How itchy! But how good it is.

How special because it’s itchy but good for you. It itches, but it heals you, and they don’t know how many properties it has.

Listen carefully, if Wikipedia isn’t lying, we’ve covered a lot today.

It is used as a medicine to treat tumors, physical defects and to treat paralysis caused by excessive phlegm.

It is also recommended as an aphrodisiac and is very beneficial in treating “sexual weakness”.

Medical studies have found it to be very effective against nausea caused by dizziness in transport, as well as nausea experienced by pregnant women (though the latter cannot be confirmed, so doubt it).

Gastrointestinal ailments seem to be his forte, as well as of course respiratory ailments such as tonsillitis, asthma, bronchitis, colds, fevers, flu, sore throats, etc.

Like, you can almost steal a joke from Aloe Vera, you know? When describing someone’s kindness, he’ll say, “It’s better than aloe.”

In short, all positives are true for Zingiberaceae (the herbaceous plant family).

I can attest that it has some qualities and others that are beyond my consuming and quasi-recorded experience. But the truth is, yes, it’s good for you, why isn’t there so much evidence?

Instead, what matters is what happens to each of them. If the same thing doesn’t happen to the person next to us, it’s only because it’s different. Personality should never be overlooked.

We live in a country that demands evidence. After I said this sentence, the criminal appeared in front of me. I recall that in our criminal law we are all innocent until proven guilty (and sometimes even proven, where they are where they must be).

But it’s not just a criminal thing, it’s a personal thing. Somehow, smartphones, computers, and all the social networks circulating out there have opened up a door that’s more like a door to check everything in at any time.

Not to mention politics. Today, thinking about the vote next Sunday (August 13th), I’ll be looking over and over at everything they say; what they do; what they criticize; who they force it on. Everything has to be tested, at least by us. I’m not saying it’s wrong, I just wanted to submit it for your consideration.

We need evidence, we need real speech, we need to have full conviction, we need to have a file to resist something, even if it is all that is said.

Faith, in politics, is over; in politics, faith is over. Regardless, there is opportunism due to ideology, and we always have to check at least some of what we see or are told.

I think we too are victims of doubt. I’ve been talking about politics: commitments, long-term projects. We hear too much, see too little, and conversely, do more than do.

However, the biggest advantage is science. There is no faith there, no hope, (essentially Theoly won’t get in), no hope that the document will change or resist.

There is science within science, it’s proven or it’s not, it works or it doesn’t, it works or it doesn’t. It is analysis, it is observation, it is experiment, and the results will follow.

Today we’re going to talk a lot about this, about science.

There is one week left until PASO. With a week left, the uncertainty for all of us will start to recede.

There will be moments of waiting, more reflection, more analysis and observation, but this is not science, but a bit of faith that we no longer have but need to have.

But you haven’t said what it is…

-what?

– It’s so itchy!

-Ah…that…uncertainty sting!

Politicians want to stand out while burying the different testimonies next door stings each of us in the head.

It hurts my heart to see the state of Argentina! That’s it for the economy! It’s such a pain to have so many bills in your pocket and have nothing at the same time!

Time itch because time goes by so fast. Because if we don’t focus on the present moment, the beautiful things will pass away from us, the not so beautiful things, the ugly things will pass away from us, in short, life will pass away from us.

– but you didn’t answer! None of this has the properties you mentioned at the beginning, and unfortunately, it won’t have either…

– Itches… ginger.

Of course, many or all of you know this.

Ginger is so stinging that a lot of it is actually used for flavor. But it is a good helper for throat and breathing problems.

I personally boil ginger and drink water, it is very spicy! But if you add honey, it will improve a lot.

Life continues to sting us, which keeps us awake, alert, and waiting for a favorable outcome.

It won’t sting us too much to say no, because it won’t be the best ally.

It stings enough to let us know it’s out there, waiting to live in the best possible way, for ourselves and for others.

By: Georgina Trout

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