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Sometimes a treat is in order and this is certainly a treat!? We happily eat this as is but if you want to be really decadent, drizzle a little melted dark chocolate over the honeycomb, then it really is “to die for”! I like to crumble it a…
Posted by in Health, Just A Thought I was looking through an old medical book and found this crazy advice. To treat a fever shut the person in a tight fitting room until fever subsides.
Posted by in Health For those of you on this drug or know someone on it, be aware of this major side effect. I was taking an updated nursing class on antidepressant and behavior drugs and learned about this new development. Depakote or Valporic Acid is used for seizures, headaches, and mood disorders. Research has determined that it may increase…Read more »
Posted by in Health Have you noticed that your balance is off? Those that have scoliosis and have problems with their joints may notice this problem. To lower your risk of falls and to improve your balance, try this exercise. Hold onto the back of a chair for support and rise up on the balls of your feet. Hold for…Read more »
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Beans are packed with protein, fiber, and antioxidants. Researchers have found that beans have the power to prevent muscle shrinkage, keep your joints moving freely, and makes your muscles stronger. Red, kidney, and pinto beans rank the highest of antioxidant foods. So eat your beans.
Posted by in Health, Just A Thought Did you know that sniffing peppermint stimulates the part of the brain responsible for energy and attention? Researchers have found that peppermint helps those who are fatigued.
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Now, I know that these aren’t healthy but they are very tasty and easy to make when you suddely have to make morning tea for your child’s cricket team, I speak from personal experience here! I like mixing the sugars up a bit, dark muscovado sugar is a…
Posted by in Uncategorized Christopher Martin Photography On my frequent drives in search of snowy owls this winter, I often see coyotes. I admire how these creatures thrive during the winter and enjoy being able to watch them hunt mice across the fields. Here are a couple from the past month or so. And a few more where individuals were…Read more »
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