I'm watching HanaKimi, the Japanese drama. I've already finished the Taiwanese version.

----------------------------

There's this woman who had breast cancer. She had surgery. Five years later (now), she is in safe territory with no sign of the cancer returning. How did she do it? By eating two raw cockaroaches every day. She has an established roach farm just for that purpose.

Medical Officials (dr.s, etc. ) say there's no science to back it up. Who knows idf it works?

**Disclaimer: This sharing of stories is not to encourage anyone to believe this story or any other as legitimate cures for cancer.**

----------------------------

I'm thirsty and hungry, guys. Got anything for me?

"Cheeseburger, well done, raw onion, no mayo, no rabbit food."

I know cockroaches is an old remedy; I remember when I was younger getting freaked out when I saw a Chinese doctor prepare huge, dried cockroaches for medicine (not for me, thankfully).

Is the JP version of Hana-kimi a lot more shorter than the TW version? I might watch the former if it's shorter because of my ill will towards the story... (but I like Oguri Shun)
» bluetopaz on 2007-11-24 05:04:56

I don't think I could eat cockroaches, ever. Even if I had cancer. That's just... no. NO.
» randomjunk on 2007-11-24 05:23:08

ew. that's kinda gross. I could probably eat a roach if someone paid me enough ... I'd rather go with the 'drink a glass of wine a day.' my great grandmother did that; she hardly ever got sick and lived to be almost 100.
» LostSoul13 on 2007-11-24 08:02:16

I don't think I'd take the cockroach..

So.. what's your verdict? Taiwanese or Japanese is better? Though I can say the Sano in the TW is much better looking than Sano in JP.
» Nuttz on 2007-11-24 11:17:05

Sorry, you do not have permission to comment.

If you are a member, try logging in again or accessing this page here.