Happy New Year! We managed to stay up until all of 10.30 on New Year's Eve, and that was only thanks to a bottle of Indian Cava and a lively game of Corx with our fellow guests. When daylight fades on Haritha Farms, you tend to fade with it.
I did, however, wake up the next day feeling decidedly peaky in the ear, nose and throat department, something which had been brewing for the previous couple of days and which has annoyingly kept me from the first two cooking sessions on our seven day course. M has had to do double shifts at Coconut Central. The food's helped though. Pepper and ginger can cut through most things, in my experience.
I also had to miss my first Ayurvedic massage, due yesterday at the Dhanwanthari Vaidyasala, which M said made him feel like a tube of toothpaste being squeezed at both ends. Instead I sat with a nice lady doctor who prescribed me some Anjal, something unpronounceable and some Septilin. The first two are tablets and therefore easy enough to deal with, the last is a black viscous liquid which tastes pretty alarming.
I don't half feel better, mind. So much better, in fact, that I got up at 6.30 this morning and rode on an elephant before breakfast. And tonight I get my apron on and get to work on those coconuts.
joella
2 comments:
Ha! You said "Rode on an elephant before breakfast."
And then you said "Tonight I get my apron on and get to work on those coconuts."
Ha!
Oh.
It's a mixer of the body of insects and fungus. A fungus on a caterpillar's head, which is used as a medicine. It has an Indian name called Kida Jadi, which is known as an insect herb. Kida Jadi founds on the Himalayas, also known as Himalayan Viagra and energy booster, also effective for many diseases, including impotence and cancer, more expensive than sleep. It improves strength, increases energy levels, where it is used for medical purposes since the 14th century. Keeda Jadi Supplier Cordyceps Sinensis Trader
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