[Lyrics] 임정희 - 독한 사랑 ( Lim Jeong Hee - Poison Love )

Romanization

neomu shwiun geojitmal cheoreom
byeonhae beorin nae sarang
dashi doe dollil su eobtdamyeon
da modu da gajyeoga
heundeullineun naui du nune
chaoreuneun nunmuri
neoreul saranghan dago jakku mareul hae

jidoghan sarange doghan geu sarange
gipi ppajyeo beorin geot gata
momburim chimyeo ulgo useo bwado
seulpeun geu sarangeul apeun geu sarangeul
jakku noha boryeo aereul sseo bojiman
cheoeum cheoreom dashi tto jejari

jogag nan seulpeun unmyeong cheoreom
irueo jil su eobtneun
kkum gatat deon uri sarangeun
da geojishi eotna bwa
eoreo buteun naui gaseume
saegyeojin chueog deuri
nega bogo ship dago jakku mareul hae

jidoghan sarange doghan geu sarange
gipi ppajyeo beorin geot gata
momburim chimyeo ulgo useo bwado
seulpeun geu sarangeul apeun geu sarangeul
jakku noha boryeo aereul sseo bojiman
cheoeum cheoreom dashi tto jejari

eodun jiog gateun sesang kkeute
naman beoryeo dugo gandaedo
neol saranghae neol saranghae

jidoghan sarange doghan geu sarange
gipi ppajyeo beorin geot gata
momburim chimyeo ulgo useo bwado
michin geu sarangeul apeun geu sarangeul
jakku noha boryeo aereul sseo bojiman
cheoeum cheoreom dashi tto jejari
nal ullineun jidoghan geu sarang

Korean

너무 쉬운 거짓말처럼
변해버린 내 사랑
다시 되돌릴 수 없다면
다 모두 다 가져가
흔들리는 나의 두 눈에
차오르는 눈물이
너를 사랑한다고 자꾸 말을 해

지독한 사랑에 독한 그 사랑에
깊이 빠져버린 것 같아
몸부림치며 울고 웃어봐도
슬픈 그 사랑을 아픈 그 사랑을
자꾸 놓아보려 애를 써 보지만
처음처럼 다시 또 제자리

조각 난 슬픈 운명처럼
이루어질 수 없는
꿈같았던 우리 사랑은
다 거짓이었나 봐
얼어붙은 나의 가슴에
새겨진 추억들이
네가 보고 싶다고 자꾸 말을 해

지독한 사랑에 독한 그 사랑에
깊이 빠져버린 것 같아
몸부림치며 울고 웃어봐도
슬픈 그 사랑을 아픈 그 사랑을
자꾸 놓아보려 애를 써 보지만
처음처럼 다시 또 제자리

어둔 지옥 같은 세상 끝에
나만 버려두고 간대도
널 사랑해 널 사랑해

지독한 사랑에 독한 그 사랑에
깊이 빠져버린 것 같아
몸부림치며 울고 웃어봐도
미친 그 사랑을 아픈 그 사랑을
자꾸 놓아보려 애를 써 보지만
처음처럼 다시 또 제자리
날 울리는 지독한 그 사랑

English

My love changed like such an easy lie
If things can’t be turned back again, just take it all
The tears that rise in my shaking eyes
Keep saying that I love you

I’ve deeply fallen into this poisonous love, this strong love
I throw a fit and cry and laugh but
I keep trying to let go of this sad love, this painful love but
Like the beginning, I’m back in the same place

Like a sad, broken destiny, like a dream that can’t come true
I guess our love was all a lie
The memories engraved in my frozen heart
Keep saying that I miss you

I’ve deeply fallen into this poisonous love, this strong love
I throw a fit and cry and laugh but
I keep trying to let go of this sad love, this painful love but
Like the beginning, I’m back in the same place

At the end of this dark and hellish world
Even if you leave me
I love you, I love you

I’ve deeply fallen into this poisonous love, this strong love
I throw a fit and cry and laugh but
I keep trying to let go of this sad love, this painful love but
Like the beginning, I’m back in the same place

This poisonous love that makes me cry

真愛黑白配 第六集

真愛黑白配 第五集 ( Love Around Episode 5 )

The Benefits of Raw Honey

When we look at the word "raw", we associated it with the preservation of important vitamins, minerals and enzymes. Just as raw vegetables are preferable because of their nutritional content, the same is true of honey. Raw honey is honey that has not been heated, pasteurized or processed in any way. The differences between raw and pasteurized honey are substantial. Raw honey is an alkaline-forming food that contains natural vitamins, enzymes, powerful antioxidants and other important natural nutrients. These are the very nutrients that are destroyed during the heating and pasteurization process. In fact, pasteurized honey is equivalent to and just as unhealthy as eating refined sugar.

Raw honey has anti-viral, anti-bacterial, and anti-fungal properties. It promotes body and digestive health, is a powerful antioxidant, strengthens the immune system, eliminates allergies, and is an excellent remedy for skin wounds and all types of infections. Raw honey's benefits don't stop there. Raw honey can also stabilize blood pressure, balance sugar levels, relieve pain, calm nerves, and it has been used to treat ulcers. Raw honey is also an expectorant and anti-inflammatory and has been known to effectively treat respiratory conditions such as bronchitis and asthma.

Raw honey purchased from a local source is an excellent way of treating seasonal allergies. Local honey is preferred for treating allergies because the likelihood is great that it will contain small amounts of the specific pollens an individual may be allergic to.

Raw Honey is an effective natural remedy for a variety of conditions

For centuries, honey has been used to treat all sorts of ailments. It can be applied topically to heal wounds and rashes, or it can be taken internally to treat infections and address other health concerns. Although there are numerous remedies, the following are popular remedies for common everyday conditions.

For skin burns, rashes, and abrasions, place a honey poultice over the affected area.

Raw honey is also an effective treatment for acne. A small amount placed on blemishes and acne nightly will often clear the skin in a short period of time. Washing your face with honey will also leave you with sparkling, clean, soft skin.

Raw honey's antibiotic properties are effective in treating colds and sore throats. Raw honey coats the throat and reduces irritation. For blocked sinuses, mix a teaspoon of honey in a pot of hot water, put a towel over your head, and just inhale the steam.

To treat allergies, take a teaspoon of raw honey a couple of times a day starting a few months prior to allergy season.

The many varieties of honey

There are many varieties of honey, some of which are used to treat specific health conditions. Manuka honey has strong anti-bacterial properties and is used to treat a variety of conditions which include colds, sore throats, indigestion, stomach ulcers, and acne.

Acacia honey cleanses the liver, promotes intestinal health, and reduces inflammation in the respiratory tract.

Buckwheat honey, a strong tasting and dark honey, has strong antioxidant properties. Unfortunately, Buckwheat Honey is very scarce, especially in the United States. An alternative would be Red Gum Honey that also has strong antioxidant properties.

Eucalyptus honey can be used to prevent colds and headaches.

Heather honey has been used since ancient times for its medicinal properties. This honey contains a high level of protein.

Linden honey is known for its sedative and antiseptic properties. It is used to treat anxiety, insomnia, colds, coughs, and bronchitis.

Neem honey is highly esteemed in Ayurveda for its medicinal properties. Neem Honey is used to treat high blood pressure, diabetes, skin conditions, periodontal infections, throat infections and allergies.

Sources:

http://www.benefits-of-honey.com/raw-honey.html

http://www.carlislehoney.com/allergies.htm

http://www.drgrotte.com/honey-medicine.shtml

About the author:

Luella May is a natural health advocate helping people to heal naturally. Luella is in the midst of editing her ebook, "The 8 Invisible Stains of Our Souls" which will be available in the next few months. She partners with Tony Isaacs, who authors books and articles about natural health including "Cancer's Natural Enemy" and "Collected Remedies" Luella contributes to The Best Years in Life website for baby boomers and others wishing to avoid prescription drugs and mainstream managed illness and live longer, healthier and happier lives naturally.

Thanks: Body Unburdened

Author: Luella May

NaturalNews.com

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How To Make Your Own SPF30 Sunscreen

This is safe and chemical-free, SPF 30 sunscreen....yet first... the question, do we need sunscreen? Most of the time, I would say no. I don't believe it is generally helpful or even wise to use frequently. Particularly for us, living in the gray West Coast, we need the Vitamin D desperately. Are you aware that it takes us until September each year to get back up to optimal Vitamin D levels after the winter?!!

So what is a "safer" sunscreen?
The safest sunscreens are those with the same types of natural ingredients that you would want in any other type of skincare product. Nourishing oils like coconut, shea butter, jojoba, almond, etc. and potentially other ingredients like green tea extract or other antioxidants to protect the skin. Minerals (zinc oxide is the most common) provide the actual barrier between the sun and your skin.

According to an article on Badger Balmʼs website, zinc oxide, the active ingredient that makes this sunscreen work, is 20% of the formula in order to get an SPF30.

INGREDIENTS:
1/8 cup beeswax granules/pastilles (1/2 oz)
1/4 cup shea butter (2 oz.)
1/4 cup coconut oil (2 oz.)
2 Tbsp. zinc oxide powder (1 oz.)

ACTION:
Add the two oils and beeswax to a glass bowl.
For a makeshift double boiler, use a glass bowl sitting on top of a pot with boiling water turned to a low simmer.

Once the oils were melted, we removed the bowl and dumped in the zinc oxide powder.

The book recommends a stick blender, but I used a regular hand mixer and it did the job just fine. The goal is to thoroughly blend in the zinc oxide until there were no clumps, and to whip the oils just a bit. Once it was smooth, we poured it into glass mason jars.

After it initially cooled, it had a thinner consistency. But it gets thick when completely cooled down. I was worried that it might not rub into our skin well, but I shouldn't have worried. I wondered if it would leave a pale, ghostly white look, but it didn't.

If anyone else has tried this, I would love to hear how it worked for you! ____________________

After making this we had a perfect day to try it! We were at the park on a very hot, sunny day. After over an hour of direct sunlight, plus another 45 minutes of on and off sunlight, no one was pink in the slightest, not even the baby with his super-fair skin
Source Article: www.tinyurl.com/mfpqgnh
Source web site: www.keeperofthehome.com