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@bashadow I researched and wrote the third post. Yes, it was on facebook - MY facebook page. I'm sorry that this seems to have insulted your sensibilities in some way, but my goal is to spread the message

Hi @buckaroo I have just found this (I sometimes forget about steemit, then come back to it) and wanted to say thank you very much, and how touched I was by your words and support. In regard to my wife,

You know, as a reflexologist of many years standing, I have to agree that barefoot is great for feet! Being barefoot on open ground is also good, feeling the grass and dirt between the toes, and strengthening

Thanks :)

And here is my previous post of a horseradish sauce recipe -

And then there's a quote from Bob Marley going the other way - in the abundance of water, the fool is thirsty. We live a world of abundance, our problem is we don't know how to care for it. I am lucky,

Erectile function is both nitric oxide and androgen (male sex hormone) dependent, and is compromised by adrenal fatigue, stress, hypothyroidism, or metabolic syndrome. Important too is regulating blood

By me :)

Thank you. Yes, yay! After my wife's last MRI showed no new demyelination , and all old lessions well on the way to healing, the neurologist was astounded. PP MS just doesn't work like that. He said 'if

Hi Stephen, yacon's ideal range of temperature is 15 - 20 deg C, so won't grow unfortunately in Michigan unless in a greenhouse. It would want to be a tall one, they grow to over 6 foot when mature. A

With a name like Kimmysomelove, how could I not :)

Haha great quote! I guess life would been pretty hard growing up as a boy called Marion too.

Thanks Pat :)

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And this is the cure for the Gympie stinger, and also the bull rout, a fish with poisonous spines that lies in river beds. Common bracken fern. The leaves in hot water are good. Or, just the crushed leaves

In Australia we have this plant, the Gympie stinger, also a member of the Urticaceae family. It makes the stinging nettle feel like a gnat bite, there are a few incidences where people have actually killed

If you have adhesive tape of any kind, apply that to the site first - the hairs are still in you, you will heal faster if you place the tape over the sting site, and then pull. Out come the hairs!

This is the plant you want to look for if you are stung - Plantago major, or broad-leaf plantain. Lance leaf plantain also works. Roll up the leaves to break the cell walls, and wipe the site of the sting.

Thanks robot! Yes, I link to that, my own article posted first there, and on Dr Mercola's page.