Additional Health Tips

Garlic: For those that have a reaction to garlic or are worried about any negative effects, chop it well and soak it in vinegar or lemon juice to deodorize. Deodorized or aged garlic is another choice if you still want to use garlic for the positive health benefits. Kyolic is the most recommended brand.

Super Quick UTI Remedy: Uva Ursi capsules. More effective than any other supplement, food, or prescription and usually heals within a day or two. Best to use immediately upon experiencing symptoms. Only 2-4 caps per day is needed, unless you’ve had UTI for more than a day, then may take a bit longer.

Food Poisoning: Charcoal caps or Calcium Bentonite Clay Powder. Electrolytes for later recovery: Coconut water

Manuka Honey:
-Antibacterial properties
-Rapidly clears infection & halts the growth of many bacteria including E. coli, Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, & Helicobacter pylori.
-For external use: wounds, burns, scars, face, hair, etc.
-Halts infection, reducing inflammation & stimulating the regeneration of new tissue.
-Reduces or eliminates scars
-Antibacterial factor diffuses more deeply into skin tissue than do the enzymes of other honeys.
-Maintains antibacterial potency even when diluted over 50 times & is unaffected by heat, light, or time.

Personal Care Tips

Hair Conditioner-Only Method (CO Wash)

Many benefits often experienced:
Less or no gray or white hairs
Promotes hair growth
Improves condition of hair
For many it saves money

Detailed Method: Find a conditioner with a thin consistency (preferably without cones in it-basically any ingredient with that word in it). Many people like using the cheap ones, though chemical-free natural ones are recommended. Wet your hair, adding a large amount of the conditioner on it. You can dilute conditioner with water if you choose. Spend as long as you can massaging it into your scalp. Once all your hair is well coated in the conditioner, leave it on for as long as you can (the longer the better). Usually anywhere from 2-5 minutes is good. 20-30 minutes, even better. Rinse well. You don’t have to do this daily-2-3x wk, other days you can just do it quickly or water rinse well. It’s better not to wash scalp daily.

Quick Method: Put a large amount of conditioner in your hair, scrub your scalp some, leave it in a minute or two (the longer the better) & rinse.

Quicker Method: Apply conditioner outside of shower on dry or water-sprayed hair. Leave on as short or as long as you want (the longer the better). Rinse off in shower or sink.

Facial Washing: The Oil Cleansing Method (OCM)

Beneficial for all skin types including oily skin prone to breakouts.

Mix up a blend of extra virgin olive oil & castor oil or any other natural, unprocessed oils that you prefer. Massage a small amount of the oils gently into all areas of your face for a few minutes. This allows the oils to penetrate into the skin & pull out wastes, bacteria, dead cells & other dirt. Wring out a facecloth or washcloth in hot water, & drape it over your face to steam. After a minute or so, wipe away the oil, along with any dirt, using the washcloth. Your skin should feel clean, soft, & moist with just a little of the OCM oil remaining on your face. If skin feels dry and tight, you can moisturize it using just a touch of the olive oil/castor oil blend. You may want to experiment with different oils to find out which work best for your skin type. Jojoba & coconut are two of the most popular. You can also try out different variations of this cleanse such as using a face brush or wiping off oil with cotton pads, especially if you wear makeup.

Other Tips:

All-in-one Moisturizer: A pure, natural butter or oil can take the place of many products for hair, body, lips & many other things. Shea Butter & jojoba oil are two of the top ones, but many others work too. These are typically found in the health store on on-line as the drugstore brands contain toxins.



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