Sharing Remedies
- "Thyme"ly Remedy for Diaper Rash November 2009
- Almost Instant Ear Infection Cure July 2008
- An Answer to Mastitis October 2006
- An Answer to Pnemonia October 2006
- An Answer to Urinary Track Infections January 2006
- Another Pregnancy Tea December 2005
- Another Remedy for MRSA Boils June 2010
- Asthma Relief December 2009
- Bay Leaf Combats Thrush December 2009
- Beat Motion Sickness With Ginger February 2010
- Bleeding Profusely from the Mouth? No Problem! May 2005
- Bug Repellent February 2011
- Clear up boils FAST! November 2010
- Cold/Flu and Sore Throat? No Problem! October 2006
- Common Cold February 2011
- Cough No More May 2005
- Faucet-Nose Stopper March 2006
- Foot Fungus Remedy November 2010
- For Boils May 2010
- Get Rid of Styes June 2010
- Good-bye Athlete's Foot September 2009
- Great Garlic! February 2010
- Hayfever Relief July 2008
- Hemorrhoid Salve May 2006
- Hot Tea (infusion) for parasites October 2006
- Hullify! Your Itchy, Red, Dry Rashes Caused by Yeast or Parasites July 2008
- Indigestion March 2011
- Itchy Chigger Bites Bathed Away! August 2008
- Mastitis Remedy January 2011
- Migraine Prevention June 2009
- Natural Toothpaste January 2010
- NO MICE! December 2005
- Orange and Vinegar Cleaner November 2010
- Poison Ivy on the Run May 2006
- Relieve Bug and Chigger Bites October 2009
- Remedy for MRSA Boils June 2008
- Remedy Your Sinus Infections January 2011
- Remove Planter's Warts September 2009
- Simple Green Plantain Salve May 2006
- Sinus Infection "Fightback" Formula June 2008
- Stomach Virus January 2006
- Stop Cold & Flu October 2009
- Tea Tree Lice Remedy November 2009
- Tea-riffic Pink Eye Remedy June 2008
- The Best Tea (decoction) for Colds and Flu October 2005
- Wanda Knows First-Aid March 2006
- Warming Flu/Cold Drink November 2009
From our Mailbox
I have been pleased with everything I've ordered from you. Thanks for all the info on your site and the great herbs. Have a blessed week.
~Cindy C.
Did You Know?
Cayenne powder has been used by researchers in Antarctica to help them bear the extremely cold temperatures. The cayenne powder is sprinkled into their boots before putting them on. As the powder slowly comes in contact with the skin through the socks, it will draw blood to the feet, thus bringing much needed warms to the extremities. The one draw back is the red powder stains light colored socks. From our readings, it seems the stained socks were a small price to pay for the great benefit of being able to feel your toes after a little while out in the blistering cold! After trying this on a number of occasions during the winter near Lake Superior, I'm also convinced the stained socks are worth it.
