Creo que es possible que la historia de las Bermudas es real. Tambien pienso que me gustaria ir a las Bermudas para marar el Triangulo y experienciar las playas bellas.

Los pueblos latinoamericanos practican hechizos o un acto mágico. Se usan los actos para atraer el dinero, salud, el amor o la buena suerte. Velas son muy importantes cuando practicando hechizos porque es muy fácil para comprar velas. Pero también, ellos hacen Ellos piensan que si beberías los pociones, el bebedor tenga buen suerte. También puedes buscar para una mujer o hombre para hacerte un hechizo y si preguntes a este personaje prepara el hechizo para ti. Los curanderos en Venezuela, Cuba, El Salvador y Colombia se usan amuletos para ayudar con suerte o para ganar amor. Los hechizos no están solamente en Latinoamérica. Hay también curanderos en otros lugares como navarro que es al norte de España.

Pienso que este articulo esta muy interesante y un remedio muy comico para curar un susto!

Susto

Susto is a folk illness with strong psychological overtones defined as a “fright sickness” and (literally) a loss of soul from the body. A more severe and potentially fatal form is called espanto. Studies have confirmed that those individuals suffering from espanto do indeed have a higher index of morbidity and mortality when followed for five years or more. Diagnoses at the time of death have included diabetes mellitus, carcinoma, or liver disease. Those most likely to suffer from “susto” are culturally stressed adults—women more than men. Occasionally children suffer susto as well. The cause is a sudden frightening experience such as an accident, a fall, witnessing a relative’s sudden death, or any other potentially dangerous event. Symptoms include nervousness, anorexia, insomnia, listlessness, despondency, involuntary muscle tics, and diarrhea. A diagnosis is made by the symptom complex and the associated history of a traumatic event. Oral remedies can be attempted such as teas of orange blossom, brazil wood or marijuana. An oral solution of figs boiled in vinegar is also felt to be advantageous. However the most effective treatment for susto is a ceremony known as the barrida or “Sweeping”. The barrida should be done immediately after the traumatic event occurs and is optimally conducted by a curandero in his/her home. During the barrida, the patient recounts the details of the frightening event then lies down on the floor on the axis of a crucifix; the curandero may or may not have the crucifix outlined with aluminum foil or other shiny material. The patient’s body is then swept with fresh herbs such as basil, purple sage, rosemary, or rue; an egg may also be used. While the sweeping is occurring, the curandero and other participants say ritual prayers in groups of three. The curandero exerts the frightened soul to return to the body. A single barrida is not enough; this ceremony is usually repeated every third day until the patient is healed. Wednesday and Friday are felt to be optimal days for barridas. In some areas, the curandero may also jump over the patient’s body during the ceremony. Since an individual may be more susceptible to susto when away from home, a preventive measure is to carry a whole nutmeg during journeys.

El señor y la señorita  habla por teléfono sobre como el señor no sienta bien y como el necesita visitar el doctor. El señor tiene muchos síntomas para ejemplo un dolor de cabeza y estómago y también no puede dormir. El señor toca medicina para curar sus problemas. Si fuera el Medico le recomendara al señor que el necesita tomar un tazón de caldo de pollo en vez de medicina.