Posted by in Uncategorized Excess salt and artificial sweeteners can contribute to eye puffiness. Seasonal allergies trigger the release of histamines in the body, inflame the blood vessels, and cause swelling. Over the counter Benadryl or other antihistamines can be helpful, but here are a few tips without medications: elevate head with two pillows at bedtime ice packs over…Read more »
Posted by in Uncategorized I found this old recipe and thought I would share it. A milk bath is the best way to achieve beauty for it whitens the skin and gets rid of that nasty brown sun color. To treat wrinkles, milk should be rubbed in a gentle massage in the direction of the wrinkles. Should a more…Read more »
Posted by in Uncategorized Did you know Thomas Jefferson actually stole words from Amsterdam’s pledge of allegience to word the Declaration of Independence? So not only did the Dutch start the USA, but they shaped democracy.
Posted by in Uncategorized I found this old tea recipe that supposedly helps increase passion. Here are the ingredients: 1 pinch of rosemary 2 pinches of thyme 1 pinch coriander 3 mint leaves 1 tsp. grated lemon peel 3 pinches nutmeg 5 rosebuds 3 tsp. grated orange peel 2 tsp. black tea Put all ingredients in a tea pot. Boil 3 cups…Read more »
Posted by in & Crafts, Health, Herbs, Just A Thought Did you know that castile soap was originally made from olive oil in Spain? It draws moisture into your skin while allowing your pores to breathe. It contains vitamins A&E, which are anti-inflammatory and the olive oil helps your body produce collagen to keep your skin young and supple. Some dermatologists recommend using pure olive…Read more »
Posted by in cooking Here is something tasty for a rainy day. You will need these ingredients: 2 cups flour 1/3 cup brown sugar 1 T. baking powder 3/4 tsp. cinnamon 1/2 tsp. ginger 1/4 cup milk 1 large egg 3 T.molasses 1 tsp. vanilla extract 6 T. butter 2/3 cup raisins 1/8 tsp. ground cloves Preheat oven 375…Read more »
Posted by in Just A Thought I found an interesting fact about doctors. Did you know in the 14th century, doctors wore false noses when they visited their patients? The noses were made from leather or paper-mache and they had a sponge inside soaked with vinegar. Doctors became known as quacks because of this practice.
Posted by in Health Ebola is a serious contagious disease and once believed contained in Africa. However, the facts are outstanding and in the summer of 2014, the largest recorded epidemic to date had over 1400 cases and 1100 deaths. Profound ignorance and superstition led to fear and panic which impeded reporting early cases and proper care. African health workers had limited…Read more »
Posted by in Health I’ve always been one of those skeptics that never got the flu shots. I’ve been healthy and I take my vitamins. I also have some of the same allergies as my dad and because of that, I have never had a flu shot. However, after listening to Dr. Katz on viruses and germs, he gave…Read more »
Posted by in Health The Avian influenza or bird flu virus can survive indefinitely when frozen and up to 100 days in hen houses. A few years back when this flu was prevalent in Asia, a farmer fed his chickens kimchi. The result was that his chickens did not get or spread the Avian flu while other chickens in…Read more »
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