Professor QUACK

Tena koutou katoa. Ko Nga Puhi te iwi. Ko Hohepa toku ingoa. No Tamaki, Aoteaora ahau. Nga mihi nui ki a koutou. (kei te noho ahau ki Korea). Ko 18.75% Maori ahau.

I read through with interest. I once believed Alzheimer's disease has no cure. Well, it is true with English medicine, but not with herbal medicine. My Dad's experience opened my eyes to the reality of a cure through herbs. My Father was a vibrant man before his encounter with Alzheimer's. He was a scientist, hence his mental capability was never in doubt. In 2015, he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. The symptoms manifested through repeating conversation and gradually forgetting things. It became progressive from finding the right words during a conversation, to significant confusion and forgetting details about himself. It was not a good experience, seeing your father whose brilliance had no match, totally became a shadow of himself. His doctors said the disease has no cure, just medications for treatment which had a lot of side effects were administered to him. Early 2018, while on the internet, I bumped into a story of Alzheimer's, and I read about a cure through herbs with interest.. I researched more to be sure it was not a hoax. In my quest, I contacted doctor Rohan herbs mentioned in the testimony. I got his herbal medicine for my father.. It's been 3 years and he is perfectly okay and back to his laboratory work even at old age. For your loved ones with Alzheimer's or Dementia, take them off English medicine and use Dr. Rohan herbal treatment. Dr. Rohan can be reached through [email protected] or directly on WhatsApp with +393512146722

Hello I just have a quick question. What's the difference between a pepeha and a mihi? Arnt they the same ?

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Ngā mihi, Dr Hinemoa. Most appreciated! :)

You seem smart, I don't understand why your 'Medicinal Cannabis Advisory Group' has done nothing to help PWMS and other invalids who aren't rich. There are no medicines provided for most PWMS in NZ. Invalids are at the bottom of society in NZ and you had a chance to help people but your scheme/ regulations only support drug companies and wealthy people. Pharmac are no help. No one seems to want to help and you(Gov)won't let me help myself. Shame on you and shame on the nasty politicians. Don't be nasty! oh, BTW JWH-018 is a great drug for MS. Too bad Peter Dunne banned it in 2011 and then re-introduced stronger and less tested chemicals. Drug policies are destroying so many lives in NZ and around the World. Take some responsibility and stop denying sick and disabled people a chance at life. Many disabled people won't make it to the relatively big bucks that pensioners get. The 50% income increase at 65 makes it clear that disabled people are the unwanted scum in society. Your group seems to be supporting greed not need.

Thanks this was helpful.

Thank you, thank you, thank you so very much for this clear and helpful information. I think you've saved an ignorant pakeha from making a fool of herself when I have to do a mihimihi and pepeha during a marae visit soon.

You are still as beautiful as ever dr hine best wishes

Thank you so much Prof Richie Poulton for this overview of the elephant in the room of our communities - lack of self-control. This applies not only to the poor but also to intelligent rich - as Australia's Banking Royal Commission found this year. My concern is this. "How can a parent develop self-control in a toddler?" Answer: Set a clear easily doable boundary for the toddler with warnings of short sharp pain - "Apply the board (flat hand) of education to the seat of learning (until it hurts the bottom and your hand)." Then pick up the toddler and cuddle on your lap. Let them try it as a game. These are left and right steps on the path to internalising self-control. Our multigenerational competent family is a testimony to this training. There is also lots of need for forgiveness of both parents and children.

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Professor Michelle Glass is the best...

very helpful thank you

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Kia'ora Dr Hinemoa. Our unit study for term one is Pepeha. I am looking for some Maori songs and actions to help my students to introduce themselves in Te Reo. Thank you for this awesome video. Kia koe e Hine. My first Language is English, but I am learning to speak Te Reo Maori. Blessings.

Can the noise in the background stop your stupid subhuman subliminals!

Thankyou

LOVE this!

Thank you SO much. This is awesome. I will be practicing until I can rattle it off fluently. You made this so easy! Just another way we can all align ourselves as beautiful people in this beautiful land. #onepeople

Ka rawe e Hinemoa, me kōrero tāua mo tētehi kaupapa #1miriona e haere ake nei!

Kia Ora Dr Hinemoa!

whakamiharo kia koe e Hine :)

@ out and about. you're an idiot. good on her. her reo is beautiful. the more people that speak and teach reo the better. the more Maori that speak and teach reo more so. what a hater. she is awesome for wanting to help others learn their pepeha. ta moko the world!

30 year of research...?? tell me ..what is it exacly...you dont know

Pai to korero e te rangatira! rawe to mahi me to ihi ki roto i te mahi matai hinengaro!!