My friend introduced me to Alingatong roots (Port Barton) #short #philippines #viral
Channel: Burger Gang 
Date: 21/08/2021

Join us as we embark on an adventure through the picturesque town of Port Barton, located in the northwest of San Vicente, Palawan. A 90-kilometer journey from the San Vicente Airport, Port Barton is a perfect destination for those seeking a more secluded and off-the-beaten-path experience. To reach the town, you can take a bus, van, or rent a motorbike from the San Jose Bus Terminal, a mere 5 km from Puerto Princessa City.

During our stay, we had the pleasure of staying with my good friend Abdul, who treated us to a delicious traditional dish made from isalingatong roots. Isalingatong, taken from the roots of the nettle plant, has long been used for alternative herbal medicinal purposes. While it has traditionally been used as a diuretic and for the treatment of joint pains, it is now most commonly used for the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia or enlarged prostate.

Please note that while we find these traditional practices fascinating and educational, we do not encourage or endorse the use of isalingatong roots without proper medical consultation and guidance. As always, safety should be your top priority.

So, join the Burger Family Official on our journey through Port Barton and subscribe to our channel for more exciting content.

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