50 Shades of Emotional Disconnect
...what is really bothering us. As children, we’ve been told, “Don’t be sad.” “Don’t be mad.” “Deal with it.” [...]
...what is really bothering us. As children, we’ve been told, “Don’t be sad.” “Don’t be mad.” “Deal with it.” [...]
...sun. Basil (Ocimum basilicum): This is a great hot weather plant that will cease to grow when temperatures dip below 55. It likes full sun to part [...]
...diuretic effect. A cup of hibiscus tea is not only pleasant (especially iced on a hot day), but can lower blood pressure. Best of all, an ounce of [...]
...Utensils (wash them all with hot soapy and water to give the good bacteria a fighting chance): Your hands Cutting board Large knife 1L mason jar [...]
...are said to have a pleasant sweet taste. Field bindweed has the same actions from the roots, but in addition are considered a strong emetic. A hot [...]
...to 1 inch of the opening of the nose, but other areas can also be the source. Nosebleeds are more commonly seen during dry cold and hot weather [...]
...it has antioxidants, vitamins and minerals such as copper, magnesium and potassium. Drinking it regularly promotes memory by increasing blood flow to the brain. Now, [...]
...It can be used as a hot tea to encourage sweating and to break a high fever. As a cold beverage, it can be used tonically and daily for [...]
...infusion is how most of us make tea, simply using fresh herb or a tea bag and adding hot water and just letting it sit for 10-15 minutes before [...]
...Move to the Next Slide Hot red pepper ointment can help with back pain: A rubbing cream made of Capsicum frutescens reduces pain when rubbed [...]