Any good recipes for fatigue

• (T_T)

  7 Feb 05, 23:20

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• poon cho tang

  7 Feb 05, 23:22

  
• (T_T)

  7 Feb 05, 23:28

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• kops21

  8 Feb 05, 00:00

  mental or physical?
  
  Rest, Rest, Rest. Relax. Relax. Relax.
• (T_T)

  8 Feb 05, 00:02

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• kops21

  8 Feb 05, 09:10

  Originally posted by (T_T):

  If you have both do share.
  But prefer nutritious type.

  I run to relax my mind and body.
  
  The quietness of running alone keep yr mind at ease and i can sort out my thoughts. The body take a charge as well as u feel very good after the run.
  
  The trick is to run slow and without objective(distance and timing) etc. happy happy stop.
  
  
• icebaby0

  8 Feb 05, 10:34

  Originally posted by (T_T):

  If you have both do share.
  But prefer nutritious type.

  Let mi check and then get back to you.
  I think most recipes for confinement is good for females in general...so you may wanna try.
  
  Let me try to post some recipes....
• icebaby0

  11 Feb 05, 08:51

  Originally posted by (T_T):

  As above....
  For female...

  Hi, I posted some recipes (aka confinement for women), it's also good for females in general to help in fatigue.
  
  Here is another recipe that my fren recommended:
  
  dang sheng - 1 stalk
  red dates - 5 pcs
  cordycep - 1 bundle
  1.5 bowl water
  
  double boil for 2 hours.
  
  or make your own chicken essence. use kampong chicken, invert a boil, place the chicken on top and double boil for 2 hours. You only get a small cup for 1 whole chicken used.
  
• (T_T)

  12 Feb 05, 02:20

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• (T_T)

  12 Feb 05, 02:20

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• icebaby0

  13 Feb 05, 16:04

  Well, at least u tried!