Transcript · English → Latin
Natural Remedies for Healthy Circulation
Ecce quid piper Cayennense, zingiber, et citrum arteriis tuis efficere possint.
Sume lagenam vitream ore lato.
Adde unum cochleare parvum piperis Cayennensis, magnum pugillum
zingiberis nuper rasi,
et sucum dimidii citri. Acetum pomaceum crudum infunde, donec lagena
plena sit,
plena sit,
Obsigna eam et per quattuordecim dies relinque.
Postremo fit aurantiaco-rubra intensa, paene ut liquidus
solis occasus in lagena.
Unum cochleare quaque mane, et corpus tuum intus usque ad exteriora calidius fit.
Vis tua stabilior videtur,
Vis tua stabilior videtur,
atque tacite adiuvat sanam sanguinis circulationem per totum
diem. In medicina herbaria Iaponica, semper credidimus calorem et
circulationem fundamentum esse vitae diuturnae.
Corpus quod intus bene movetur est corpus quod perdurat.
Scribe «ita» si plura recepta similia huic cupis
et me sequere, ut proximum receptum numquam omittas.
End of transcript · 128 words · machine translated
Original transcript (English)
This is what cayenne, ginger, and lemon can do for your arteries. Grab a wide-mouth mason jar. Add one teaspoon of cayenne, a generous handful of freshly grated ginger, and the juice of half a lemon. Pour in raw apple cider vinegar until the
jar is full, then stir in one spoonful of raw honey. Seal it and set it for fourteen days. By the end, it turns this deep orange red, almost like a liquid sunset in a jar.
One spoonful each morning and your body feels warmer from the inside out. Your energy feels steadier, and it works quietly to support healthy circulation throughout the day. In Japanese herbalism, we have always believed that warmth and
circulation are the foundation of long life. The body that moves well from the inside is the body that lasts. Comment yes if you want more recipes like this and follow me so you never miss the next one.
