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10 DOH-Approved Herbs for Health

This document contains a word puzzle activity with 10 clues about herbs approved by the Department of Health for various uses such as treating ringworm, diabetes, high blood pressure, wounds, cough, intestinal worms, urinary stones, arthritis, and body aches. Students must unscramble the clues to reveal the name of the herb being described.

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10 DOH-Approved Herbs for Health

This document contains a word puzzle activity with 10 clues about herbs approved by the Department of Health for various uses such as treating ringworm, diabetes, high blood pressure, wounds, cough, intestinal worms, urinary stones, arthritis, and body aches. Students must unscramble the clues to reveal the name of the herb being described.

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  • MODULE 1

Danica D. Aguilar Mrs.

Leah Cortel Tesorio


BEED 2nd Year PEC 155

MODULE 1
LESSON 1.3
Activity 5: WORD PUZZLE/GARDEN OF HERBS
What are the herbs approved by the Department of Health?

1. For ringworm and other skin (fungal) infections. (answer:


AKAPULKO)
2. For non-insulin dependent diabetic patients (answer:
AMPLAYA)
3. For blood pressure control. (answer: BAWANG)
4. For use antiseptic disinfect wounds for mouthwash or tooth
decay and gum infection. (answer: BAYABAS)
5. For cough and asthma. (answer: LAGUNDI)
6. For intestinal worms, particularly ascaris and trichina. (answer:
NIYUG-NIYOGAN)
7. For urinary stones. (answer: SAMBONG)
8. For mouthwash. (answer: BAYABAS)
9. For arthritis and gout. (answer: PANSIT-PANSITAN)
10. For relief from body aches and pains. (answer: YERBA
BUENA)

Danica D. Aguilar                                               Mrs. Leah Cortel Tesorio  
BEED 2nd Year

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