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How Medicines Work – A Fun Adventure Inside Your Body I Blog By Gargi

A fun, kid-friendly explainer by Gargi Umesh Silimkhan from Panjim -“How Medicines Work – A Fun Adventure Inside Your Body”, taking young readers on a magical journey inside the human body to discover how medicines work, who makes them, and how doctors choose the right one.

How Medicines Work – A Fun Adventure Inside Your Body I Blog By Gargi

 “How Medicines Work – A Fun Adventure Inside Your Body!”

Hello little explorers! 👩‍🔬🧑‍🔬

Ever wondered what happens when you swallow a medicine? Where does it go? What does it do? Let’s find out together!

🚀 Meet the Medicine Heroes!

Imagine your body is a big city, and sometimes this city gets attacked by tiny villains called germs – like bacteria or viruses. That’s when special superheroes called medicines jump in to help!

Antibiotics are like brave police officers that chase away bacteria.

Cough syrups are like soft pillows for your throat – they calm the itch and make it easier to breathe.

Paracetamol is a cool firefighter – it puts out the “fever flames” when your temperature goes up.

🧪 Where Are Medicines Made?

Medicines are made by smart scientists called pharmacists in labs. They wear white coats, goggles, and gloves – like real-life wizards mixing potions!

Pharmacy students (maybe like your brother, sister, or cousin!) learn about how these medicines work, how much should be taken, and how to keep you safe when using them.

🌟 How Do They Know What Medicine You Need?

Only doctors can decide what’s best for your body. They look at your symptoms and give you a prescription – a note that tells the pharmacist exactly what medicine to give and how much.

Then the pharmacist checks it carefully and gives it to your parents with advice like:

Take it after food

Shake the bottle before use

Don’t skip any doses!

😷 A Few Rules from the Medicine Super Team

Never take medicine on your own. Always ask a grown-up!

Don’t share your medicine with friends – even if you both have a cold.

Keep medicines away from your toys and snacks – they are not candy!

🌈 Medicine Magic – But Safely!

How Medicines Work – A Fun Adventure Inside Your Body I Blog By Gargi

FAQ’s How Medicines Work – A Fun Adventure Inside Your Body!

What happens when I take a medicine?

When you swallow medicine, it travels through your body like a helper on a mission. It finds the problem—like fever, cough, or germs—and works to fix it.

Who decides what medicine I should take?

Only doctors can decide the right medicine for you. They check your symptoms and write a prescription for the pharmacist.

What does a pharmacist do?

A pharmacist reads the doctor’s prescription, prepares your medicine, and tells your parents how to use it safely.

What are antibiotics?

Antibiotics are special medicines that chase away bacteria—tiny germs that can make you sick.

Why do I need to finish all my doses?

Skipping doses can stop the medicine from working properly. Finishing all doses helps you get better faster.

How are medicines made?

Medicines are made by pharmacists and scientists in clean labs. They carefully mix ingredients to make sure each medicine is safe and effective.

Where can I buy the Books?

You can buy books at Bookosmia and Amazon. Here are few recommendations.

Constitution Land : A Children’s book to understand India’s Preamble

Constitution Land Indian Preamble for kids Bookosmia

Constitution’ is a word we hear often in Civics class. But what does it really mean?This book takes children on a journey to understand the fundamentals of the Indian constitution and encourages them to practise its principles. It introduces young readers to their rights as Indian citizens and the rules and laws that govern our country.
The constitution isn’t just for adults. Every young voice matters therefore this book is for every young reader in India, to practise its principles in their own lives.

With 3000 copies in Social Science Kits for schools, the book has been loved by veterans in the field like Priya Krishnamurthy, CEO and Co-founder, CMCA | Deepika Mogilishetty, Chief of Policy & Partnerships – EkStep Foundation | Priti David, Executive Editor of the People’s Archive of Rural India (PARI)

Buy the book here – Link

Cloud 9 On The Himalayas I Children’s Adventure Travelogue 8+

Cloud 9 On The Himalayas I Children's Adventure Travelogue 8+

The majestic beauty of the Himalayas draws Reet’s family back year after year- a travelogue filled with awe, adventure, and the pure joy of being one with nature. Step into the breathtaking Valley of Flowers with debut author Reet Jethalia in Cloud 9 on the Himalayas. More than just a travelogue, this book captures the raw beauty of the Himalayas while exploring the deeper truths of life, growth, and self-discovery. Written with honesty and emotional depth, it blends adventure, reflection, and literature-inspired storytelling, making it a must-read for teens, young adults, and travel enthusiasts. Whether you’re a mountain lover, an introspective reader, or simply someone looking for inspiration, this book promises to leave you with a fresh perspective on nature and life.

Buy the book :  Cloud 9 On The Himalayas I Children’s Adventure Travelogue 8+

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