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amila325 · May 26, 2007

Ane mata Hodatama Hembirissawa Mokadda karanne sirawatama ahanne

Lich · May 26, 2007

amila325 said:
Ane mata Hodatama Hembirissawa Mokadda karanne sirawatama ahanne

ara umba math wechchara cake kallak kapan.. he he

amila325 · May 26, 2007

Lich said:
ara umba math wechchara cake kallak kapan.. he he

ela ela thanx for the advice :lol:

amila325 · May 26, 2007

ade mara cn eka meka komada apahu mula idan yanne

bandula · May 26, 2007

amila325 said:
Ane mata Hodatama Hembirissawa Mokadda karanne sirawatama ahanne

Samahan 2 ekata dala gahandoooooooo

Within the Sri Lankan Deshiya system, is the treatment for virus related
diseases such as influenza, which takes the form of a decoction of several herbs
and known as Peyawa. This decoction is the commonest treatment for fever
caused by viruses, and has been in use for many centuries. Its mode of action is
now believed to exist on account of the several plants within its formula, which
are recognized by modern researchers to contain immune-stimulating agents.
The product is derived from the same array of plants, but instead of the
decoction of old; we present the same remedy in a modern form to fulfil the
needs of the consumer of to day. This form as you will see, has many
advantages that have full consumer acceptance. It is a very enjoyable drink with
a very pleasant taste and aroma, which brings quick soothing relief. Its
conveniently water soluble, and acceptable to the consumer to be drunk in any
warm liquid medium like tea, coffee, or milk in addition to water. Samahan
serves as a prophylactic as well in regard to virus related disorders in view of its
profound effects in stimulating the body’s own immune system, with out any
side effects such as drowsiness or loss of appetite.