Laʻau Lapaʻau (Traditional Hawaiian Medicine) with Makani Tabura | PBS HAWAIʻI

Traditional Hawaiian healer Makani Tabura explains the art of laʻau lapaʻau.
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[@baobaosaur112]

There was a big noni tree at my grandma’s house, and there was always a jar of noni on the garage roof going. I was never a fan of the smell of noni; however, I’m very grateful to have been immersed in my culture from a young age. And now as an adult, I’m even more grateful for those experiences ❤️

[@SqueakyWheelMakesNoise]

Really cool information.

[@HeleneDeLillo2022]

Awesome Teacher and speaker !

[@carolpohina3798]

Aloha Makani, this is awesome. I would love to see a series of these. I teach la'au Lapa'au to my preschoolers. I tach them the basics on WHT their ancestors used. We have only native Hawaiian plants on our playground. Right now I am teach about Kukui. So far I did Ki, Ko. Nice to see you again. God bless

[@Ana_verite]

Nature is the most powerful medicine, just staying next to a tree enhance the energy. Nature is life 🤍

[@bettina-m.druskus9529]

Mahalo for sharing your Mana'o in la'au lapa'au. So interresting. Here in Germany we love our plants and i love to take kukui and more in our lomi pono Oil for Lomilomi from Hawaii from Ola apothecary cosmetic is the name . Love it.

[@feelinghealingfrequences7179]

this doctor looks like a rugby player what a strong man!

[@sandraessman3205]

And the ha'oui purple blossoms taste like mushrooms! I add them to my salad!

[@keigilmore1569]

Ai! Why are we not using the land to heal ourselves more??!! I knew my instincts were telling me that pills were not beneficial to it's full extent. 🤔