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I pick my bum bum

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Did you know that your not alloud

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Tohunga were the doctors who passed there knowledge down through generations. They passed down everything they knew about Rongoa.

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Rongoa can be poisonous so it's important

that you know how to use it

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If you boil up kanuka leaves and obsorb the steam, It cure a blocked nose.

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Rongoa is a Maori medicine

used from native plants in NZ

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This is a interview about Rongoa plants.

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This is a television interview about Rongoa Maori Medicine to air on a local television station in October 2013. Linda Sayer (nee Davis) of Ngati Hine and Ngaitai (Tainui) decent - A Tohunga puna ora healer from We Love Rongoa, developer of Te Wai-Ora brand of Organic Maori Medicine and Teacher of modern Rongoa practice.

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Harakeke is a cure for blisters.If you scrape the leaves the ointment will cure your blisters. Rub it on the bottom of your feet.

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Nio Leaves stop iching and make moskitoes go away. You also have to wash your hands afterwards

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This is the water cycle of evaporation

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Rongoa is a traditional Maori Medicine.

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Evaporation is when it rains and when the sun gets too hot then steam from the water goes back into the clouds.

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Rongoa Is a Maori Plant.

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Rongoa is the Tresures of Tanai

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Its a native plant that cures sick people