Romina Roman
@rrominarr
I've come to the conclusion that if I create a wiki of ancestral medicine & wellness practices used by women across cultures (Chinese, Inca, Mayan, Indian, African, Aztec, etc), I'll find patterns that can help women today live healthier lives. Is anyone working on this already? Think about how your grandma’s remedy for period cramps might share the same roots as techniques used by women in India or China. For generations, women passed down this wisdom—long before the internet, it was purely ancestral knowledge. What if there are universal patterns in these practices that still benefit us today? I've already noticed some similarities in herbal medicine and heat therapy across cultures. There must be way more!
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netop://ウエハ
@netopwibby.eth
Please create this!
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coachcoale.eth 🎩
@coachcoale
👏🏻👏🏻
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yerbearserker.base.eth 🧉🎯
@yerbearserker
I think that sounds like a fantastic idea!
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Rundle 🍖
@rundle
I think this would be very valuable insight! I'd recommend looking into Indigenous Australian cultures and practices if you can. The oldest continuous/surviving culture/peoples in the world so they must have been doing something right!!
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JunyaoC
@junyaoc
Great idea! Plus we can use vector similarity search and cluster the recipes 🤔
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Pedro
@pedrowww
If you decide to go for it, definitely reach out to @erindahl
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Erin
@erindahl
This is a wonderful idea and I don't know of anyone doing it. Would be happy to chat about making it if of interest! My grandma's wisdom got me through horrible period pain growing up.
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Blue Cockatoo
@bluecockatoo
Maybe consider using Google’s Notebook LM to gather and organize the notes and find the connections for this project. It seems like a great fit for this kind of research. It has a feature that can generate a podcast which is really cool. Check out the short example of that feature by Zenigame about Moxie. https://notebooklm.google https://warpcast.com/zeni.eth/0x73643d71
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