Mabisang Gamot Sa Luga Ng Tao Novels & Stories

she said getting up and coming closer. Even though I wanted to tell her never. I didn't say anything. I nodded and left. I went to where that vampire was. I opened the door to the basement. He was groaning in pain. I smirked at that and went closer to him. Here in Nepal, there was this herb named Yarsagumba (Caterpillar fungus) which is used as medicine for humans but for vampires, it was a poison. If used more it could kill a vampire.

sabi niya saka niya ito tinalikuran. “May sakit ako.” Bigla siyang napahinto sa sinabi nito. “I have this kind of Neurodegenerative disease. S-Sakit siya sa utak. N-Nalaman ko lang ito nang madalas na sinusumpong ako ng matinding sakit ng ulo ko. We thought na isang simpleng sakit lang ito. K-Kung maalala mo lang sana noon na madalas akong sinusumpong ng migraine ko. Akala ko simpleng sakit lang siya kaya hinayaan ko. I thought mawawala lang siya sa iniinom ko na gamot. I thought hindi malubha ang sakit na ’yon na tumama sa akin.” He frowned and turned his head on her.

>;( Lulu: Base from my observations, madalas na nanlalamig na ang mga kamay mo. 'Yung symptoms kailangan natin malaman. Okay lang kaya 'yun na pagbasehan nalang natin ang asthma, kase parang katulad 'yun ng condition mo ngayon? Nang nagpatuloy ang mga caution texts niya, tuluyan na akong dinala ng mga paa ko sa garden ng mansion. Papatapusin ko muna silang kumain bago ako kumain.

Sa likod ng suot kong magarang damit ay nakatago ang marungis kong kinasanayang kasuotan na simpleng tshirt lang at lumang pantalon. At maliban kay Abbi ay wala ng ibang nakakaalam na sa likod ng maamo kong mukha ay naka kubli ang babaeng hindi alam kung ano ang tamang uri ng kubyertos ang gagamitin sa ganitong klase ng handaan, babaeng mukhang hindi maka basag pinggan dahil sa pinong kilos at galaw pero kayang bumasag ng panga ng mga sigang tambay. Ngayong gabi, suot ko ang makapal kong maskara na binubuo kasinungalingan.

James, his voice laced with a desperation I had never heard before. “Sure, I have blue lagoon herb. Hang on, don’t hang up,” Mav said. My teary gaze followed him as he rushed into his closet. I gasped as each breath became more agonizing than the last. “3mg? Got it,” Mav said, carefully measuring the herb into a spoon and gently encouraging me to take it. He stroked my hair soothingly, watching as my fever subsided almost instantly, the pain lessening to a dull cramp. However, my wolf felt weak and numb.

The people of our village are recruited for the making of the medicines and everyone is contented with what we have. This brings me back to my Abba, my father. My Abba had told me that when he was young he was a very inquisitive young lad and would go deep into the jungle to get herbs and the blue lagoon was a highly restricted area as it was supposed to be very holy and the water which flowed down from the blue lagoon was warm and it had medicinal properties and because of which our tribesman never felt sick. But most importantly it was way too high and had a very tough climb.

Liar Lumabas muna ako ng kuwarto niya para kumuha ng magagamit sa sakit niya. Naalala ko kung paano kami alagaan ni Mama kapag may sakit kaming magkakapatid. Pinupunasan niya kami ng maligamgam na tubig at kailangan daw pagpawisan para bumaba ang lagnat. Kumuha ako ng maliit na lalagyan ng tubig at bimpo. Bumalik ako sa kuwarto ni Theros at napansin kong mas lalong tumindi ang panginginig niya.

Then, she enquired, “Mabes, how are you feeling? Are you still in pain?” Tracey remembered the medicine Eugenie brought over and reached for a bottle of medicine from the drawer. She informed Mable, “If you’re in pain, take this medicine prescribed by Doctor Landon. It can help relieve the effects of Necro Poison.” “Doctor Landon?” Mable was taken aback. “Eugenie?” Tracey nodded. “We fed you one of these while you were passed out.” Mable took the bottle of medicine from Tracey and inspected it.

Kahit hindi hiningi, naglagay si Abigail ng dalawang tabletang paracetamol sa tray na pinaglagyan ng isang malaking bottled mineral water. “Sir, heto ang paracetamol para sa headache n’yo.” “Salamat, Abigail.” Nilunok agad ni Liam ang dalawang tableta. Halos napangalahati ang laman ng bote dahil uminom ng maraming tubig. “Puwede ba akong humingi ng pabor?” “Ano po, sir?” “Gusto kong maupo ka dito sa tabi ko.” “P-po?”