Thoughts, Opinions and Facts on Swine Flu

Written by admin on April 29, 2009 – 10:29 am

swine_fluUpon healing from the flu, I went and picked up a herbal tincture of boldo and curcum to kill any intestinal parasites (A three week treatment). Now as this treatment comes to a close, Swine Flu is making headlines.

My first reaction was that this is something very real and threatening to mankind. Our society tends to think the world is getting closer to destruction every day, so it doesn’t seem surprising that a new virus would wipe a good chunk of us out. Plus if you believe in karma, it certainly seems in order that this would be our re-payment for factory farming.

Alternative Antibiotics that Leave no “Superbugs” Behind!

Written by admin on April 23, 2009 – 2:02 pm

herbaltincturebottlesWithout sounding too much like a broken record, I will briefly mention that antibiotics kill both good and bad bacteria. Then when we killed off all our good bacteria we have to work to repopulate them. Even worse than this though is the fact that antibiotics don’t always kill ALL bad bacteria. What ever wasn’t killed is immune to antibiotics and then a great environment for an overpopulation of bad resistant bacterias (aka “superbugs”) is created.

Many natural alternative medicines exist that are proven more effective than traditional antibiotics. However it’s important to know how to pick the quality alternative medicines that actually work. Some of them will be outlined below- along with tips.

Magical Magnesium Miracles

Written by admin on April 17, 2009 – 3:57 pm

magnesiumDid you know magnesium is essential to over 700 bodily functions? That means it is pretty essential we get enough of it! Most Americans are deficient do to our high calcium intake which if taken at the improper ratio to magnesium- cancels out the magnesium we might manage to get.

Ancient Mineral’s Topical Magnesium Products

Written by admin on April 17, 2009 – 3:56 pm

ancient-mineralsI’ve done some research and turns out you best apply magnesium chloride on your skin in order to reap the benefits. Sure, many products derived from large bodies of water such as the Pacific Ocean, the Great Salt Lake, and the Dead Sea contain magnesium chloride. However for a truly therapeutic health miracle, however- this un-pure source will not suffice due to mankind’s use of fossil fuels and synthetic chemicals- which ensure every body of water on this planet contains measurable levels of toxins.

Lessons from my Dad’s Skincare Products

Written by admin on April 13, 2009 – 6:06 pm

manskincareMy father is in his late 50’s and barely has a wrinkle. I love visiting my dad because I eagerly dive into his bathroom cupboards for all the fancy natural anti-aging lotions and potions I can’t afford and usually make off with a few bottles without getting caught! I think it’s great that my dad cares and goes to greater lengths than most woman in search for the perfect product.

My father has 4 brothers- all of whom are heavily wrinkled. Granted all of them smoke cigarettes (my father doesn’t). Not smoking is the number one step to skincare. The skin potions pick up a lot of the slack from the plenty of other unhealthy habits my father has.

My father has the full spectrum of skincare (face wash, toner, peeling masks, exfoliates, toners, eye creams, neck creams and daily moisturizer and night moisturizer). I can only afford to keep one multipurpose jar of high quality pure lotion- that will have to cover as day, night and SPF protection (and the few stolen from dad).

Tell the Pesticide Peddlers: We support Michelle Obama’s organic garden.

Written by admin on April 11, 2009 – 5:15 pm

michelle_obamaThis just in! I receive campaigns from CREDO action and the one I received today made me happy and sad! Go Michelle for going organic and teaching our children organic is best! That delighted me. However, the fact that The Mid America CropLife Association (MACA) has a problem with an organic garden at the whitehouse, well that’s darn sad!

Nutritional Info on Millet and How to Prepare it

Written by admin on April 11, 2009 – 2:28 pm

milletMillet is not just for the birds! Human consumption of this powerful grain goes back as far as 4500 BCE in China. Millet was considered one of the five sacred crops by the ancient Chinese. It then became a staple throughout the Middle East and northern Africa. It’s mentioned in the Old Testament as one of the treasured plants. Millet is also a staple for The Hunzas, who live in a remote area of the Himalayan foothills and are known for their excellent health and longevity.

It’s a shame that in America, millet is mostly grown just for cattle and bird feed. It is now making a comeback for humans and the type best for human consumption is called “Pearl Millet.”


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