Tess September 29th, 2006
Use Triple Complex Nerve Tonic to:
* Ensure systemic balance of biochemic tissue salts in the body
* Optimize health at the cellular level
* Relieve symptoms of disease
* Restore health and Vitality
* Safely treat a wide range of symptoms without side effects
* Optimize the therapeutic effects of other remedies by improving systemic functioning and metabolism
What are tissue salts?
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Tess September 26th, 2006
Though there has been no research that proves the positive role that diet plays in managing ADD symptoms, many parents and practitioners swear that removal of certain elements in the diet can reduce the ADD symptoms to a large extent. The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry also believes that removal of certain food colors can actually alleviate symptoms.
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Tess September 26th, 2006
* 2 drops ylang-ylang essential oil
* 3 drops lavender essential oil
Add to tub full of warm water and mix well.
This is a soothing, Relaxing blend that helps ease away a day’s stresses
and strains.
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Tess September 26th, 2006
By Cait Johnson, inspired by Better Basics for the Home by Annie B. Bond (Three Rivers Press, 1999).
If you’re like me, you don’t usually use the words “fun″ and “washing the floor” in the same sentence. But when I discovered Annie’s floor-wash formula, it put keeping my floor clean in a whole new category. It uses one of the most effective microbe-busting ingredients known: vinegar. But it also calls for a secret ingredient that makes the formula even more effective and gives it a heavenly fresh smell. And you probably have it in your kitchen cupboard.
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Tess September 22nd, 2006
* Frankincense - 5 drops
* Clary Sage - 5 drops
* Sandalwood - 5 drops
* Massage or Carrier Oil - 1 tablespoon (15ml)
Lack of communication may be the first indication of a troubled relationship.
The above recipe may help the flow of feelings that have been repressed.
Apply the formula to the upper chest, back of the neck, and shoulders.
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Tess September 22nd, 2006
By Annie B. Bond, Executive Producer, Care2 Healthy Living Channels
Water that has been left to sit in glass can leave rings of discoloration and a residue of what is called “scale.†This happened to me recently, both on a crystal champagne glass that I didn’t want to abandon (it looked ruined with the scale), and a glass cooking bowl that had been used outside for a project. I had a senior moment, forgot what I know about how to clean this problem, and scrubbed and scrubbed to no avail (you realize why the residue is called scale!), and even sent them through the hot dishwasher, thinking for sure that heavy duty detergent and heat would work, but no such luck.
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Tess September 19th, 2006
* 2 parts sage
* 2 parts motherwort
* 1/4 part dong quai
Steep in 2 cups boiling water for 10 minutes. Drink 1 cup as needed.
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Tess September 19th, 2006
Of course, you want your child to experience that internal sense of satisfaction of a job well done. That is a feeling money cannot buy. But for the tougher skills and for our more challenging loved ones, concrete rewards are appropriate and valuable as motivational tools.
I have heard parents and teachers lament, “This behavior mod stuff does not work!†Well, chances are, they just need to have a closer look at the reward component of their behavior change program. Here are six key questions to help you design and refine your child’s reward system:
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Tess September 16th, 2006
The longest nerve in the human body, the sciatic nerve, can be a source of much pain if it is compressed due to some reason. The pain is often unbearable and pain management is required at times to be able to carry on daily duties.
Many people believe that sciatica pain is a disease whereas it is only a symptom of some disorder. The disorder could be related to the spinal cord or a non-spinal muscle called the piriformis.
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