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Phil and Cherie lived in a small town.

They loved learning about old plants.

Their grandmother taught them special recipes.

The recipes were very, very old.

Native people used them for thousands of years.

The plants made skin soft and healthy.

One day, Phil found his grandmother's old book.

The book had many plant secrets inside.

Cherie read the pages carefully.

"We must share these secrets," said Phil.

"People need to know about these plants."

But other people laughed at them.

"Old plant recipes are silly," they said.

"Modern creams are much better."

Phil felt sad.

Cherie felt angry.

Nobody believed their grandmother's wisdom.

Then Phil had a good idea.

"Let's test the plant recipes," he said.

"We will show people they really work."

First, they found the special plants.

Some grew in the forest.

Others grew near the river.

They picked leaves and flowers carefully.

Next, they made the old recipes.

They mixed plants with water.

They added honey and oils.

The mixtures smelled wonderful.

Cherie tested the plant cream on her hands.

After one week, her skin looked amazing.

Phil tried it too.

His face became very smooth.

Their friends saw the changes.

"What happened to your skin?"

they asked.

"You look so young and healthy!"

Phil and Cherie showed them the plant recipes.

Slowly, more people wanted to try them.

But big companies heard about their success.

These companies made expensive skin creams.

They did not want people using plants.

"Stop selling your plant recipes," the companies said.

"We will take you to court."

Phil and Cherie were scared.

They had no money for lawyers.

The companies were very powerful.

Then something wonderful happened.

Scientists came to help them.

The scientists tested the plant recipes in their labs.

"These recipes really work!"

the scientists said.

"The plants have special healing power."

Newspapers wrote stories about Phil and Cherie.

Television shows interviewed them.

People everywhere wanted their plant creams.

The big companies tried to stop them again.

But now Phil and Cherie had proof.

The scientists supported their work.

More native people shared their plant knowledge.

Doctors began studying the old recipes.

Universities started new research programs.

Phil opened a small shop.

Cherie taught classes about plant medicine.

They sold creams made from grandmother's recipes.

People traveled far to buy their products.

The plant creams helped many skin problems.

Customers felt happy and healthy.

Years passed.

Phil and Cherie became famous teachers.

They wrote books about plant wisdom.

Schools invited them to speak.

"Our grandmother was right," said Cherie.

"Old knowledge is very valuable."

"Plants are nature's gifts," said Phil.

"We must respect this ancient wisdom."

Today, many people use their plant recipes.

The old secrets help millions of customers.

Phil and Cherie saved their grandmother's precious knowledge.

The native wisdom lives on forever.