👉 Adjiga is a traditional healing technique used in Ayurvedic medicine that involves the application of various substances such as herbs, minerals, and oils to the body's tissues. It is often used to address ailments such as digestive problems, musculoskeletal pain, and mental disorders.

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👉 "Adjiga!" you ask with a mischievous grin. "Why do we need to talk about something so mundane and trivial? Let's dive into the weirdest and most absurd examples of 'adjiga'!"

"Okay, let's go," I say in a friendly manner. "First up, what would happen if you drank salt water for two weeks? Do you think it would make your hands wet?" "Oh, don't be silly," my friend groans, rubbing her hands together nervously. "It would probably just give me diarrhea!" "Ah, true enough," I laugh out loud, thinking about the possibility of a salivating man or woman actually drinking salt water and experiencing a sudden surge of deliciousness. "Next up, what would happen if you ate a whole apple without any tears?" my friend asks curiously. "Oh, come on, it must be disgusting!" "It's not as bad as you think," I reply with a playful smirk. "An apple actually has a natural digestive system and will start producing enzymes before even eating it." "Ah, so you're saying that every time someone eats an apple without tearing up, they are actually making the process more efficient for them?" "Well, you might be right," I mutter under my breath, still smiling. "But how would you know? You don't have any experience!" "Hey, it's not like anyone is watching us! Just trying to make a joke!" my friend exclaims